Do we also have certified organic products?

Yes, we have. Kleingarn Agrarprodukte is certified organic in accordance with EU Regulation 2018/848 and our organic inspection body number is DE-ÖKO-039. Thanks to our large network, we are also able to source some of our products from organic cultivation. These include

• Linseed
• Spelt
• Emmer
• One grain
• Linseed oil
• Sunflower oil
• Safflower oil
• Coconut oil
• Rape seed oil
• Feed yeast
• Brewer's yeast

However, our focus is on trading conventionally produced raw materials for manufacturers of animal feed, mineral feed, feed supplements and foodstuffs. Our product range includes

• Linseed oil (crude and refined)
• Sunflower oil (crude and refined)
• Rape seed oil (crude and refined)
• Coconut oil (refined)
• Safflower oil (crude and refined)
• Feed yeast
• Brewer's yeast
• Poultry meal
• Fish meal
• Potato flakes
• Pea protein
• Pea starch
• Corn Gluten Meal (CGM)
• Wheat bran pellets
• Malt germ pellets
• Spelt husk pellets
• Spelt, Spelt, emmer, einkorn
• Black oats
• Millet
• Linseed
• Sunflower seed
• Dried Fruits
• Dates
• Apple pieces
• Apricot pieces
• Carrot pomace
• Apple pomace
• Other pomace products

Do we also trade B2C?

Yes! However, our container sizes (at least 1000kg) are too large for normal domestic use. Therefore, our smallest customers are self-mixing livestock farms (farmers). In addition, feed mixers, pet food manufacturers, flour mills, oil bottlers, food manufacturers, cosmetics manufacturers, etc.

Do we only trade animal feed or also food?

We trade in animal feed in accordance with Regulation (EC) No. 183/2005 and foodstuffs and are registered accordingly with the Berlin Pankow Veterinary and Food Inspection Office.

Which vegetable oils do we have in our range and what is their suitability for feeding? Are the vegetable oils on offer cold-pressed or refined?

We stock a selection of high-quality vegetable oils that are suitable for use in animal nutrition. Depending on the animal species, feeding objective and technical requirements, we offer both crude vegetable oils and refined processed variants.
Our range includes:

• Linseed oil - crude & refined

  → Rich in omega-3 fatty acids (especially α-linolenic acid), ideal for promoting coat shine and metabolism.

• Sunflower oil - crude & refined

  → High content of linoleic acid (omega-6); promotes energy supply and is well tolerated.

• Rape seed oil - crude & refined

  → Balanced fatty acid pattern; very universally applicable in cattle, pig and poultry feed.

• Coconut oil - refined only

  → Contains medium-chain fatty acids (including lauric acid); popular in special feed mixtures, e.g. for young animals. for young animals.

• Thistle oil - crude & refined

  → Very high linoleic acid content; particularly suitable for special performance or diet rations.

All oils offered conform to the current legal feed requirements and are tested for residues. Crude oils generally contain more natural by-products, while refined oils are characterised by their longer shelf life and high purity.

Why are whole oilseeds such as linseed and sunflower seed a valuable addition to vegetable oils?

Whole oilseeds combine the benefits of vegetable fat with additional active ingredients such as mucilage, structural components and proteins. They are a natural alternative or supplement to pure oils - with a broad effect on energy supply, digestion and feed structure.

Linseed

Linseed contains around 40% fat and provides high-quality omega-3 fatty acids (α-linolenic acid). It is particularly valuable due to its high mucilage content, which has a favourable effect on digestion and faecal consistency. Linseed is popular in rations for cattle, horses and poultry - both whole, crushed and thermally treated.

Sunflower seed

Sunflower seed is rich in energy and contains many unsaturated fatty acids, especially linoleic acid. It is well suited to supplementing low-starch rations and as a structuring component in the mixed ration. It is also used specifically in laying hen and pig feed.

In comparison to pure vegetable oils, oilseeds provide additional fibre and protein - and thus contribute to the structure and stability of the ration.

What role do fodder yeast and brewer's yeast play in the ration - and what other specialities do we offer?

Fodder yeast

Fodder yeast is a high-quality protein feed with over 45% crude protein. It is rich in natural B vitamins and promotes rumen flora in ruminants and intestinal health in pigs and poultry. Due to its high palatability, it is often used in phases with performance fluctuations or to stimulate appetite.

Brewer's yeast

Brewer's yeast contains proteins as well as valuable fermentation ingredients such as β-glucans and mannans. These support the immune system and digestion, especially in calves and piglets. It is also increasingly being used as a functional supplement in poultry feed.

Other specialities at a glance:

• Poultry meal

  → Highly digestible animal protein, especially for dogs, fish and pigs.

• Fish meal

  → Protein source with optimal amino acid profile - ideal for feeding young animals.

• Potato flakes

  → Easily digestible starch source, supports energy supply and faecal consistency.

• Pea protein

  → Vegetable protein source, GMO-free, as a sustainable alternative to soya.

• Pea starch

  → Easily digestible energy component for piglet and rearing feed.

• Corn Gluten Meal (CGM)

  → High-protein maize product with colouring properties - ideal for poultry and fish.

Our specialities provide valuable additional benefits and are suitable for many applications in modern livestock feed.

Which grain products do we stock - and how can they be used effectively in feed?

Our grain products and grain-based by-products serve as valuable components in energy-based or structure-emphasised rations. Depending on the animal species and feeding objective, they are suitable for enhancing the feed structure, supplying protein or supplementing energy.
Our range includes:

• Wheat bran pellets

  → High-fibre by-product carrier, well suited for rumen stimulation and structural enhancement in ruminants.

• Malt bran pellets

  → Protein- and energy-rich by-product from the brewing industry, well accepted in rations for cattle and pigs.

• Spelt husk pellets

  → Structural carrier to promote rumination; supports rumen function and faecal consistency.

• Spelt

  → Whole grain cereal with high digestibility, versatile, also suitable for feeding horses, poultry and pigs.

• Emmer

  → Ancient grain with a robust nutrient profile - particularly popular in speciality rations or organic farms.

• Einkorn

  → Protein-rich, mineral-rich ancient grain - mainly used in young animal or speciality feed.

• Black oats

  → Energy-rich, mucilage-rich grain - known for its good digestibility and high palatability, especially for horses.

• Millet

  → Gluten-free, starch-rich grain - suitable as an alternative energy supply, e.g. for sensitive animals or special rations.

All grain products are stored in pure batches and offered in tested quality.

When are dried fruits such as dates, apple pieces and apricot pieces used in compound feed production?

Dried fruits are functional supplements that are used in special mixtures specifically to stimulate appetite, to enhance structure or as a natural source of sugar. They are particularly useful in muesli feeds for horses, rearing rations or high-quality pet mixtures - valued for their palatability and natural origin.

• Dates

  → Very high in energy, provide quickly available fructose; preferably used in horse or pet mueslis and as an additive in rearing feeds.

• Apple pieces

  → Flavourful and rich in structure, with natural acids and pectins; improves feed intake and promotes digestion - e.g. in horses and young animals.

• Apricot pieces

  → Contain beta-carotene and fruit acids, contribute to colouring and increase feed acceptance - especially in premium rations and special feeds.

Dry fruits are secondary components in terms of quantity - but with targeted use they add real value to high-quality feed concepts.

What advantages do carrot and apple pomace offer in compound feed - and what other pomace products are available?

Pomace is produced during the processing of fruit and vegetables and is rich in crude fibre, natural residual sugars and secondary plant substances. They promote feed intake, improve the structural effect and, depending on their origin, provide valuable vitamins or carotenoids - particularly interesting for muesli mixtures, special feed and rations with a strong structural emphasis.

• Carrot pomace

  → Provides crude fibre, natural carotenoids (provitamin A) and a pleasantly sweet aroma. It is often used in horse feed, young animal rations and pet mixtures - also to intensify the colour of feed.

• Apple pomace

  → Aromatic, rich in pectin and easily digestible. Improves the consistency of faeces, aids digestion and increases feed acceptance. Used in cattle and horse feed, rearing or hobby rations, among other things.

• Other pomace on request

  → Depending on the season and availability, other types of pomace can also be offered - can be customised on request.

Pomace components are ideal for natural structural enhancement and flavouring - especially in premium and special feed.