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Payback Brand

Breeding/Calf Supplements

Every product in the Payback® beef line is carefully formulated to help improve herd health, fertility and meat production.

Please contact your local feed consultant for additional beef products and information.

Cakes/cubes/supplements
The Payback line includes three families of cake. 1) Breeder products feature the higher levels of trace minerals and vitamins that are needed to maximize conception rates in the cow herd. 2) Forager products provide supplemental protein, vitamins and minerals for cattle foraging corn stalks or good winter pasture. 3) Ranger products provide an economical means to supplement cattle with protein and some of the roughage they need to flourish on sparse winter pasture. Roughage Pro 52-15 is a loose protein supplement that provides excellent fortification of vitamins and minerals in a high protein package.

Breeder 14  |  Breeder 20  |  Breeder 38-6 HP  |  Forager 32  |  Forager 32-10  |  Forager 38-16

Ranger 14  |  Ranger 14 Hi-Mag  |  Ranger 16  |  Ranger 20  |  Ranger 20-6  |  Roughage Pro 52-15


Bull feeds
Developing bulls can be one of the most challenging facets of beef production. Payback bull feeds are formulated with longevity and soundness in mind while optimizing growth potential. A complete feed eliminates sorting and therefore gives you a true picture of a bull’s growth and reproductive performance.

Bull Challenger  |  Hi-En Bull Challenger


Milk replacers
When selecting a milk replacer, carefully consider the type and age of your calves as well as your performance goals. The Payback line offers four different milk replacers to give producers a range of choices from the most economical to the highest performance. All products utilize the highest quality ingredients and processes available to ensure maximum return on your dollar.

Maximum Potential  |  All Milk 20-20  |  Calf Cream 20-20  |  Calf Milk


Creep feeds
Payback creep feed remains the industry leader in supplemental feed for nursing calves. Utilizing the highest quality, high fiber ingredients allows CHS to guarantee 15 percent protein in our product, which optimizes structural growth. By formulating with organic trace minerals, we ensure calves are getting the most bio-svailable sources, keeping their immune systems operating at full potential.

Calf Creep


Organic feeds
We offer Payback organic calf starter, texturized with rolled organic corn, in 50-pound bags for young heifers, bulls and dairy beef calves.

Organic Calf 15% Texturized

Note: Select products are available medicated and non-medicated. Not all products are available at all CHS plants.

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Organic Calf Starter 15% Texturized (Click here to open a window and print.)
For growing heifers, bulls and dairy beef.

Feeding Directions
Start calves on feed at one week of age. Feed free choice until they consume 5 pounds per head per day. Do not feed more than what they consume each day to assure feed is fresh at all times. Provide adequate high quality forage or pasture and clean water. Do not feed old, moldy, or insect infested feed as it may cause illness or death. Store in a cool, dry place.

Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 15.0 %
Crude Fat not less than 4.0 %
Crude Fiber not more than 4.0 %
ADF not more than 6.0 %
Calcium not less than 0.50 %
Calcium not more than 1.00 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.4 %
Salt not less than 0.75 %
Salt not more than 1.25 %
Selenium not less than 0.4 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 4,050 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 900 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 105 IU/lb

Ingredients used are Certified Organic by Oregon Tilth.
Calf Milk
Calf Cream 20-20 (Click here to open a window and print.)

Feeding Directions
Mix milk replacer powder at a rate of 8 oz of dry powder per 2 quarts of water (100° -120° F). Feed approximately 2 quarts of reconstituted milk replacer twice a day. For more aggressive growth for larger breeds or during cold weather, feed 10-12 ounces of dry powder per 2 quarts of water (100° -120° F). Calves will vary in feed requirements depending on size and age. Measuring cup in each bag has approximate measure amounts indicated.

For best results provide starter (grain mix) for calves when they are about 4 days old and feed free choice. Calves can be weaned when they consume between 2 to 3 pounds of starter feed for 2 to 3 days. Weaning time may need to be adjusted for smaller calves.

Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein, Minimum........................................... 20.00%
Crude Fat, Minimum................................................. 20.00%
Crude Fiber, Maximum .............................................. 0.50%
Calcium, Minimum..................................................... 0.75%
Calcium, Maximum.................................................... 1.25%
Phosphorus, Minimum................................................ 0.70%
Vitamin A, Minimum ......................................... 35,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D3 , Minimum......................................... 7,500 IU/lb
Vitamin E, Minimum .............................................. 150 IU/lb
All Milk 20-20 (Click here to open a window and print.)

Feeding Directions
Mix milk replacer powder at a rate of 8 oz of dry powder per 2 quarts of water (100° -120° F). Feed approximately 2 quarts of reconstituted milk replacer twice a day. For more aggressive growth for larger breeds or during cold weather, feed 10-12 ounces of dry powder per 2 quarts of water (100° -120° F). Calves will vary in feed requirements depending on size and age.

Provide starter (grain mix) for calves when they are about 4 days old and feed free choice. Calves can be weaned when they consume between 2 to 3 pounds of starter feed for 2 to 3 days. Weaning time may need to be adjusted for smaller calves.

Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein, Minimum........................................... 20.00%
Crude Fat, Minimum................................................. 20.00%
Crude Fiber, Maximum .............................................. 0.15%
Calcium, Minimum..................................................... 0.75%
Calcium, Maximum.................................................... 1.25%
Phosphorus, Minimum................................................ 0.70%
Vitamin A, Minimum ......................................... 35,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D3, Minimum ......................................... 7,500 IU/lb
Vitamin E, Minimum .............................................. 150 IU/lb
Maximum Potential
Calf Creep (Click here to open a window and print.)
For cattle on pasture.

Feeding Directions
Calf Creep is designed as a free-choice supplement for calves on pasture or range grasses. Provide in self-feeders from 10 to 20 days of age until calves are weaned. Six to eight inches of feeder space should be provided per calf. Unlimited roughage in the form of hay or pasture and fresh, clean water should be available at all times. Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 15.0 %
Crude Fat not less than 3.0 %
Crude Fiber not more than 18.0 %
Calcium not less than 0.5 %
Calcium not more than 1.0 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.5 %
Salt not less than 0.75 %
Salt not more than 1.25 %
Potassium not less than 1.0 %
Selenium not less than 0.2 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 6,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 600 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 5 IU/lb
Hi-En Bull Challenger (Click here to open a window and print.)
Beef feedlot cattle complete feed.

Feeding Directions
Hi-En Bull Challenger is especially designed to be fed to growing bulls or animals that are being developed in the feedlot. It is intended as a follow up to Bull Challenger when a high energy diet is desired or it may be used where larger amounts of forage are being fed. It combines roughage, grain and supplement in a total ration.

When new cattle are placed in the feedlot they should be fed according to CHS nutrition starting program. After this period, gradually switch the animals to Bull Challenger, then to Hi-En Bull Challenger at a rate of 0.5 to 1 percent of bodyweight depending on desired performance. Dividing the daily ration into two equal feedings is suggested. Keep fresh feed available to the animals at all times.

It is strongly recommended that this product be bunk fed. Adapting cattle to self-feeders requires additional management to reduce risk of bloat and other digestive disturbances. Because of this, self-feeding is a producer risk. Although Hi-En Bull Challenger is intended as a complete feed, the feeder should include approximately 10%-25% good quality long roughage in the ration in an effort to minimize management problems.

Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 14.0 %

(This includes not more than 1.5% equivalent crude protein from non-protein nitrogen.)

Crude Fat not less than 1.5 %
Crude Fiber not more than 15.0 %
Calcium not less than 0.75 %
Calcium not more than 1.25 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.35 %
Salt not less than 0.35 %
Salt not more than 0.85 %
Potassium not less than 0.8 %
Selenium not less than 0.3 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 4,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 400 IU/lb
Bull Challenger (Click here to open a window and print.)
Beef feedlot cattle complete feed.

Feeding Directions
Bull Challenger is especially designed to be fed to growing bulls or cattle that are being developed in the feedlot. It combines roughage, grain and supplement in a total ration. When new cattle are placed in the feedlot they should be fed according to a CHS nutrition starting program. After this period, gradually switch the animals to Bull Challenger at a rate of 1 to 2 percent of bodyweight depending on desired performance. Dividing the daily ration into two equal feeding is suggested. Keep fresh feed available to the animals at all times.

It is strongly recommended that this product be bunk fed. Adapting cattle to self-feeders requires additional management to reduce risk of bloat and other digestive disturbances. Because of this, self-feeding is a producer risk. Although Bull Challenger is intended as a complete feed, the feeder may want to include approximately 10% good quality long roughage in the ration in an effort to minimize management problems.

Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 14.0 %

(This includes not more than 1.5% equivalent crude protein from non-protein nitrogen.)

Crude Fat not less than 1.5 %
Crude Fiber not more than 16.0 %
Calcium not less than 0.75 %
Calcium not more than 1.25 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.35 %
Salt not less than 0.5 %
Salt not more than 1.0 %
Potassium not less than 0.9 %
Selenium not less than 0.3 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 4,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 400 IU/lb
Roughage Pro 52-15 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For cattle on pasture.

Feeding Directions
Roughage Pro 52-15 is designed to be hand or free choice fed to stocker cattle or beef cows to provide the required levels of both degradable and ruminal by-pass protein needed to achieve maximum performance under grazing conditions.

Roughage Pro 52-15 should be fed at the rate of 0.5 to 1.0 pounds per head per day depending on nutrient profile of the other ration ingredients. Free choice consumption rates can be fine tuned by mixing with a good grade of stock salt to achieve recommended consumption. All ration changes should be made on a gradual basis. Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 52.0 %

(This includes not more than 15.0% equivalent crude protein from non-protein nitrogen.)

Crude Fat not less than 2.0 %
Crude Fiber not more than 7.0 %
Calcium not less than 3.25 %
Calcium not more than 4.25 %
Phosphorus not less than 2.0 %
Salt not less than 4.5 %
Salt not more than 5.5 %
Potassium not less than 2.5 %
Copper not less than 400 ppm
Zinc not less than 1,400 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 70,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 7,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 70 IU/lb
Ranger 20-6 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For cattle on pasture.

Feeding Directions
Ranger 20-6 is formulated to provide protein, vitamins and minerals necessary to supplement the nutrients supplied by forage. Forages fed with Ranger 20-6 should generally be of high quality and offered free choice so that they will adequately supply the remainder of the animal's protein and energy needs. The following are suggested feeding levels which may be varied according to the quality of forage, condition of the animals and amount of gain desired.

Type of Animals Lbs/Hd/Day
Pregnant beef cows and heifers 1-2
Early lactation/rebreeding cows and heifers 2-4

The need for supplemental free choice mineral feeding will depend upon the kind and amount of forage being consumed. Free choice salt and fresh, clean water should be available at all times. Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 20.0 %

(This includes not more than 6.0% equivalent crude protein from non-protein nitrogen.)

Crude Fat not less than 1.75 %
Crude Fiber not more than 10.0 %
Calcium not less than 2.5 %
Calcium not more than 3.0 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.5 %
Salt not less than 1.25 %
Salt not more than 1.75 %
Potassium not less than 0.8 %
Selenium not less than 1.5 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 20,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 2,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 20 IU/lb
Ranger 20 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For cattle on pasture.

Feeding Directions
Ranger 20 is formulated to provide protein, vitamins and minerals necessary to supplement the nutrients supplied by forage. Forages fed with Ranger 20 should generally be of high quality and offered free choice so that they will adequately supply the remainder of the animal's protein and energy needs. The following are suggested feeding levels which may be varied according to the quality of forage, condition of the animals and amount of gain desired.

Type of Animals Lbs/Hd/Day
Pregnant beef cows and heifers 1-2
Early lactation/rebreeding cows and heifers 2-4

The need for supplemental free choice mineral feeding will depend upon the kind and amount of forage being consumed. Free choice salt and fresh, clean water should be available at all times. Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 20.0 %
Crude Fat not less than 1.75 %
Crude Fiber not more than 12.0 %
Calcium not less than 2.5 %
Calcium not more than 3.0 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.55 %
Salt not less than 1.75 %
Salt not more than 2.25 %
Potassium not less than 0.8 %
Selenium not less than 1.5 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 20,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 2,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 20 IU/lb
Ranger 16 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For cattle on pasture.

Feeding Directions
Ranger 16 is formulated to provide protein, energy, vitamins and minerals necessary to supplement the nutrients supplied by forage. Forages fed with Ranger 16 should generally be of good quality and offered free choice so that they will adequately supply the remainder of the animal's protein and energy sources. The following are suggested feeding levels which may be varied according to the quality of forage, condition of the animals and the amount of gain desired.

Type of Animals Lb/Hd/Day
Pregnant Beef Cows and Heifers 1-3
Nursing Cows 2-4
Heifers and Steers on Range 2-6

Free choice salt and fresh, clean water should be provided at all times. The need for supplemental free choice mineral feeding will depend upon the kind and amount of forage being consumed. Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 16.0 %
Crude Fat not less than 1.75 %
Crude Fiber not more than 10.0 %
Calcium not less than 2.5 %
Calcium not more than 3.0 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.55 %
Salt not less than 1.5 %
Salt not more than 2.0 %
Potassium not less than 0.9 %
Selenium not less than 1.0 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 20,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 2,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 20 IU/lb
Ranger 14 Hi-Mag (Click here to open a window and print.)
For cattle on pasture.

Feeding Directions
Ranger 14 Hi-Mag is formulated to provide protein, vitamins and minerals (especially magnesium) necessary to supplement the nutrients supplied by forage. Forages fed with Ranger 14 Hi-Mag should generally be of high quality and offered free choice so that they will adequately supply the remainder of the animal's protein and energy needs.

Ranger 14 Hi-Mag is designed to be fed with forages that are low in magnesium content such as lush spring grasses. Each pound of Ranger 14 Hi-Mag provides 9 grams of supplemental magnesium. The following are suggested feeding levels which may be varied according to the quality of forage, condition of the animals and amount of gain desired.

Type of Animals Lbs/Hd/Day
Pregnant beef cows and heifers 1-2
Early lactation/rebreeding cows and heifers 2-4

The need for supplemental free choice mineral feeding will depend upon the kind and amount of forage being consumed. Free choice salt and fresh, clean water should be available at all times. Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 14.0 %
Crude Fat not less than 3.0 %
Crude Fiber not more than 8.0 %
Calcium not less than 2.5 %
Calcium not more than 3.0 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.6 %
Salt not less than 1.75 %
Salt not more than 2.25 %
Potassium not less than 0.9 %
Magnesium not less than 2.0 %
Selenium not less than 1.0 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 16,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 1,600 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 15 IU/lb
Ranger 14 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For cattle on pasture.

Feeding Directions
Ranger 14 is formulated to provide protein, energy, vitamins and minerals necessary to supplement the nutrients supplied by forage. Forages fed with Ranger 14 should generally be of good quality and offered free choice so that they will adequately supply the remainder of the animal's protein and energy sources. The following are suggested feeding levels which may be varied according to the quality of forage, condition of the animals and the amount of gain desired.

Type of Animals Lb/Hd/Day
Pregnant Beef Cows and Heifers 1-2
Early Lactation/Rebreeding, Cows and Heifers 2-4

The need for supplemental free choice mineral feeding will depend upon the kind and amount of forage being consumed. Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 14.0 %
Crude Fat not less than 1.7 %
Crude Fiber not more than 12.0 %
Calcium not less than 2.5 %
Calcium not more than 3.0 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.55 %
Salt not less than 1.75 %
Salt not more than 2.25 %
Potassium not less than 0.8 %
Selenium not less than 1.0 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 16,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 1,600 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 15 IU/lb
Forager 38-16 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For cattle on pasture.

Feeding Directions
Forager 38-16 is formulated to provide protein, energy, vitamins and minerals necessary to supplement the nutrients supplied by forage. Forager 38-16 is designed to be used with crop residues, mature range grass or low quality forages. Forages should be offered free choice so that they will adequately supply the remainder of the animal’s protein and energy needs.

Consumption of Forager 38-16 should generally be 1-3 pounds per head per day. If more energy is needed, grain may be fed in addition to Forager 38-16. Free choice salt and fresh, clean water should be available at all times. The need for supplemental free choice mineral feeding will depend upon the kind and amount of forage being consumed. Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 38.0 %

(This includes not more than 16.0 % equivalent crude protein from non-protein nitrogen.)

Crude Fat not less than 1.5 %
Crude Fiber not more than 9.0 %
Calcium not less than 2.5 %
Calcium not more than 3.0 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.8 %
Salt not less than 1.4 %
Salt not more than 1.9 %
Potassium not less than 0.7 %
Selenium not less than 2.0 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 30,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 3,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 30 IU/lb
Forager 32-10 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For cattle on pasture.

Feeding Directions
Forager 32-10 is primarily designed as a supplement for cattle grazing low quality forage, mature range grass or crop residues. It can be used as a supplement for cows and bulls.

Consumption of Forager 32-10 should generally be 1-3 pounds per head daily. If more energy is needed, grain may be fed in addition to Forager 32-10.

Forages fed with Forager 32-10 should generally be of good quality and offered free choice so that they will adequately supply the remainder of the animal's protein and energy sources. The need for supplemental free choice mineral feeding will depend upon the kind and amount of forage being consumed. Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 32.0 %

(This includes not more than 10.0 % equivalent crude protein from non-protein
nitrogen.)

Crude Fat not less than 1.2 %
Crude Fiber not more than 12.0 %
Calcium not less than 2.5 %
Calcium not more than 3.0 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.8 %
Salt not less than 1.35 %
Salt not more than 1.85 %
Potassium not less than 0.8 %
Selenium not less than 2.0 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 30,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 3,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 30 IU/lb
Forager 32 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For cattle on pasture.

Feeding Directions
Forager 32 is an all natural protein product for use in many feeding situations. It is primarily designed as a supplement for cattle grazing low quality forage, mature range grass or crop residues. It can be used as a supplement for cows, calves and bulls. Forager 32 is also a convenient supplement for horses.

Consumption of Forager 32 should generally be 1-3 pounds per head daily. If more energy is needed, grain may be fed in addition to Forager 32. The need for supplemental free choice mineral feeding will depend upon the kind and amount of forage being consumed. Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 32.0 %
Crude Fat not less than 1.25 %
Crude Fiber not more than 9.0 %
Calcium not less than 2.5 %
Calcium not more than 3.0 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.8 %
Salt not less than 1.25 %
Salt not more than 1.75 %
Selenium not less than 2.0 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 30,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 3,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 30 IU/lb
Breeder 38-6 HP (Click here to open a window and print.)
For cattle on pasture.

Feeding Directions
Breeder 38-6 HP is formulated to provide protein, energy, vitamins and minerals necessary to supplement the nutrients supplied by forage. In particular, Breeder 38-6 HP is formulated to provide additional bypass or ruminally undegraded protein to beef cows and/or first calf heifers in early lactation.

Forages fed with Breeder 38-6 HP should generally be of good quality and offered free choice so that they will adequately supply the remainder of the animal's protein and energy sources. Breeder 38-6 HP should be fed to beef cows or first calf heifers in early lactation at a rate of 2-3 lbs/hd/day.

The need for supplemental free choice mineral feeding will depend upon the kind and amount of forage being consumed. Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 38.0 %

(This includes not more than 6.0 % equivalent crude protein from non-protein nitrogen.)

Crude Fat not less than 3.25 %
Crude Fiber not more than 7.0 %
Calcium not less than 2.5 %
Calcium not more than 3.0 %
Phosphorus not less than 1.0 %
Salt not less than 1.25 %
Salt not more than 1.75 %
Potassium not less than 1.0 %
Selenium not less than 2.0 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 30,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 3,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 30 IU/lb
Breeder 20 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For cattle on pasture.

Feeding Directions
Breeder 20 is formulated to provide protein, energy, vitamins and minerals necessary to supplement the nutrients supplied by forage. Forages fed with Breeder 20 should generally be of fair to good quality and offered free choice so that they will adequately supply the remainder of the animal's protein and energy sources.

The following are suggested feeding levels which may be varied according to the quality of forage, condition of the animals and the amount of gain desired.

Type of Animals Lb/Hd/Day
Pregnant Cows and Heifers 1-2
Early Lactation/Rebreeding Cows and Heifers 2-4

The need for supplemental free choice mineral feeding will depend upon the kind and amount of forage being consumed. Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 20.0 %
Crude Fat not less than 2.0 %
Crude Fiber not more than 10.0 %
Calcium not less than 2.5 %
Calcium not more than 3.0 %
Phosphorus not less than 1.0 %
Salt not less than 1.25 %
Salt not more than 1.75 %
Potassium not less than 1.0 %
Selenium not less than 1.5 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 30,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 3,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 30 IU/lb
Breeder 14 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For cattle on pasture.

Feeding Directions
Breeder 14 is formulated to provide protein, energy, vitamins and minerals necessary to supplement the nutrients supplied by forage. Forages fed with Breeder 14 should generally be of good quality and offered free choice so that they will adequately supply the remainder of the animal's protein and energy sources.

The following are suggested feeding levels which may be varied according to the quality of forage, condition of the animals and the amount of gain desired.

Type of Animals Lbs/Hd/Day
Pregnant beef cows and heifers 1-2
Early lactation/rebreeding cows and heifers 2-4

The need for supplemental free choice mineral feeding will depend upon the kind and amount of forage being consumed. Contact your local CHS nutrition consultant for assistance in planning a feeding program to meet your specific needs.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein not less than 14.0 %
Crude Fat not less than 3.2 %
Crude Fiber not more than 8.0 %
Calcium not less than 2.5 %
Calcium not more than 3.0 %
Phosphorus not less than 1.0 %
Salt not less than 1.5 %
Salt not more than 2.0 %
Potassium not less than 1.0 %
Selenium not less than 1.0 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 30,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 3,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 30 IU/lb