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Sheep

The Payback® sheep product line helps you improve health, fertility and meat production.

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

Creep feed
Payback Lamb Creep is used when creep feeding on pasture or in pens is desired. This highly palatable, pelleted product is designed to supplement the needs of suckling lambs. It is formulated with digestible fiber sources to encourage intake and improve rumen development.

Lamb Creep


Complete starters
Lamb Headstart is a highly palatable, pelleted product designed for incoming feeder lambs during the critical receiving period. This complete ration contains roughage, grain and supplement from high quality sources.

Feeder Lamb Head Start


Complete grower/finisher
To help you efficiently grow and finish your lambs, the Payback line offers two complete feeds combining roughage, grain and supplement. Lamb Grower Complete is designed for feedlot lambs from 50 to 80 pounds, but can be used all the way up to market if needed; it is also a good choice for 4-H or show lambs. Lamb Finisher Complete is designed for feedlot lambs from 80 pounds to market.

Lamb Grower Complete  |  Lamb Finisher Complete


Ewe feeds
Payback Ewe Conditioners are designed to supplement protein, vitamins and minerals to ewes during breeding, gestation or lambing. Choose the appropriate conditioner (14, 20 or 38 percent protein supplement) to balance diets depending on the protein level of your hay.

Ewe Conditioner 14  |  Ewe Conditioner 20  |  Ewe Conditioner 38


Range mineral
Payback Sheep Mineral delivers vitamins, minerals and salt to grazing ewes and provides 8 percent phosphorus to balance out phosphorus needs on pasture. It is a general-purpose sheep conditioner that can be fed year round to fit most feeding situations.

Sheep Mineral 16-8


Show feeds
Payback Champion Lamb feed is geared toward meeting the requirements of the high performing show lamb. Packed with 17 percent protein, these feeds help develop the muscle and frame needed to win the show. Included in the formulation is yeast culture and Micro-Aid® technology to stimulate appetite and improve rumen function, along with ammonium chloride to aid in reduction of urinary calculi.

Champion Lamb Texturized  |  Champion Lamb Pellet


Organic feeds
Texturized with rolled organic corn, this 13.5 percent protein feed is designed for growing and finishing cattle, horses, goats and sheep. It comes in 50-pound bags.

Organic All Breed Texturized

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

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Champion Lamb Pellet (Click here to open a window and print.)
For growing and finishing sheep.

Feeding Directions
Champion Lamb Pellet is a complete feed for growing and finishing show lambs. Lambs should be gradually adjusted to Champion Lamb Pellet in order to reduce the risk of overeating and other digestive disturbances. Lambs should be offered approximately 10% good quality long hay. 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 17.0 %
(This includes not more than 1.0% equivalent crude protein from non-protein nitrogen.)

Crude Fat not less than 4.0 %
Crude Fiber not more than 14.0 %
Calcium not less than 0.75 %
Calcium not more than 1.25 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.5 %
Salt not less than 0.25 %
Salt not more than 0.75 %
Selenium not less than 0.3 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 4,500 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 450 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 30 IU/lb
Champion Lamb Texturized (Click here to open a window and print.)
For growing and finishing sheep.

Feeding Directions
Champion Lamb Texturized is a complete feed for growing and finishing show lambs. Lambs should be gradually adjusted to Champion Lamb Texturized in order to reduce the risk of overeating and other digestive disturbances. Lambs should be offered approximately 10% good quality long hay. 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 17.0 %
(This includes not more than 1.0% equivalent crude protein from non-protein nitrogen.)

Crude Fat not less than 4.0 %
Crude Fiber not more than 9.0 %
Calcium not less than 0.75 %
Calcium not more than 1.25 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.5 %
Salt not less than 0.25 %
Salt not more than 0.75 %
Selenium not less than 0.3 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 4,500 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 450 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 30 IU/lb
Sheep Mineral 16-8 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For all classes of sheep.

Feeding Directions
Sheep Mineral 16-8 is designed to supplement sheep rations with macro and micro minerals. It may be fed either free choice or mixed with other feed. When feeding Sheep Mineral 16-8 free choice, a covered mineral feeder is recommended to protect the mineral from the weather.

Consumption will vary with the type of ration being fed and the individual appetites of animals. With most feeding conditions, consumption should be approximately 0.25 to 0.5 ounces per head per day. If consumption is excessive, offer additional salt free choice in a separate feeder. If less than desired, remove supplemental salt. 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
Calcium not less than 16.0 %
Calcium not more than 17.0 %
Phosphorus not less than 8.0 %
Salt not less than 21.0 %
Salt not more than 23.0 %
Magnesium not less than 2.75 %
Cobalt not less than 3 ppm
Copper not less than 5 ppm
Copper not more than 40 ppm
Iodine not less than 100 ppm
Manganese not less than 1,400 ppm
Selenium not less than 20.0 ppm
Zinc not less than 1,500 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 250,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 25,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 500 IU/lb
Ewe Conditioner 38 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For breeding sheep.

Feeding Directions
Ewe Conditioner 38 is designed to be fed to ewes and rams kept for breeding. Depending on forage quality and stage of production, Ewe Conditioner 38 can be mixed with grain or fed as the sole supplement to forage. Adequate forage should be available at all times.

Flush ewes 2-3 weeks prior to the breeding season. This is done by feeding 0.25 pounds of Ewe Conditioner 38 per head daily. Feed 0.25 to 0.5 pounds of grain per head daily depending on the condition of the animals and/or the quality of pasture available.

During the first 15 weeks of the gestation period, feed 0.20 to 0.33 pounds of Ewe Conditioner 38 per head daily. Offer good quality forage free choice. If hay or pasture is of only fair to poor quality, and ewes are not being maintained in good condition, feed 0.25 to 0.5 pounds of grain per head daily.

During the last 6 weeks of gestation, feed 0.25 to 0.5 pounds of Ewe Conditioner 38 and 1.0 to 2.0 pounds of grain per head daily. Continue feeding until lambs are weaned or until ewes are on good pasture.

Ewes and lambs should have access to fresh, clean water 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 %
Crude Fat not less than 0.5 %
Crude Fiber not more than 7.0 %
Calcium not less than 1.7 %
Calcium not more than 2.2 %
Phosphorus not less than 1.0 %
Salt not less than 1.5 %
Salt not more than 2.0 %
Selenium not less than 2.0 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 25,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 2,500 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 125 IU/lb
Ewe Conditioner 20 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For breeding sheep.

Feeding Directions
Ewe Conditioner 20 is designed to provide supplemental energy, protein, vitamins, and minerals to breeding sheep. Ewe Conditioner 20 should generally be fed with fair to good quality forages that are 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 and body condition score of the animals.

Stage of Production Lb/Hd/Day
Flushing/Breeding 0.5-1.0
First 15 wks Gestation 0.33-0.5
Last 6 wks Gestation 0.5-1.0
Lactation 1.5-2.5

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 20.0 %
Crude Fat not less than 3.3 %
Crude Fiber not more than 8.0 %
Calcium not less than 1.25 %
Calcium not more than 1.75 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.75 %
Salt not less than 1.25 %
Salt not more than 1.75 %
Selenium not less than 0.6 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 24,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 2,400 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 45 IU/lb
Ewe Conditioner 14 (Click here to open a window and print.)
For breeding sheep.

Feeding Directions
Ewe Conditioner 14 is designed to provide supplemental energy, protein, vitamins, and minerals to breeding sheep. Ewe Conditioner 14 should generally be fed with good quality forages (e.g. alfalfa-grass hay) that are 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 and body condition score of the animals.

Stage of Production Lb/Hd/Day
Flushing/Breeding 0.50-1.0
First 15 wks Gestation 0.33-0.5
Last 6 wks Gestation 0.50-1.0
Lactation 1.50-2.5

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 14.0 %
Crude Fat not less than 3.0 %
Crude Fiber not more than 9.0 %
Calcium not less than 1.25 %
Calcium not more than 1.75 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.75 %
Salt not less than 1.5 %
Salt not more than 2.0 %
Selenium not less than 0.4 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 18,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 1,800 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 55 IU/lb
Lamb Finisher Complete (Click here to open a window and print.)
For finishing sheep.

Feeding Directions
Lamb Finisher Complete is a complete feed combining roughage, grain, and supplement. It is intended for feedlot lambs from approximately 80 pounds to market.

Lambs should be gradually adjusted to Lamb Finisher Complete in order to reduce the risk of overeating and other digestive disturbances. Lamb Finisher Complete can be self-fed to lambs if they are properly adjusted to the ration.

In an effort to minimize management problems, lambs may be offered approximately 10% good quality long hay. If hay is fed, all lambs should have equal access so that the total ration composition (proportion of Lamb Finisher Complete to hay) is consistent every day. 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 %
(This includes not more than 2.0% equivalent crude protein from non-protein nitrogen.)
Crude Fat not less than 2.0 %
Crude Fiber not more than 12.0 %
Calcium not less than 1.0 %
Calcium not more than 1.5 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.35 %
Salt not less than 0.5 %
Salt not more than 1.0 %
Selenium not less than 0.2 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 2,600 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 260 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 10 IU/lb
Lamb Grower Complete (Click here to open a window and print.)
For growing sheep.

Feeding Directions
Lamb Grower Complete is a complete feed combining roughage, grain, and supplement. It is intended for feedlot lambs from approximately 50 to 80 pounds of bodyweight. Lambs should be gradually adjusted to Lamb Grower Complete in order to reduce the risk of overeating and other digestive disturbances. Lamb Grower Complete can be self-fed to lambs if they are properly adjusted to the ration.

In an effort to minimize management problems, lambs may be offered approximately 10% good quality long hay. If hay is fed, all lambs should have equal access so that the total ration composition (proportion of Lamb Grower Complete to hay) is consistent every day.

When lambs are approximately 80 pounds body weight, they should be gradually adjusted to an appropriate finishing ration (e.g. Lamb Finisher Complete). 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 16.0 %
(This includes not more than 1.8% equivalent crude protein from non-protein nitrogen.)

Crude Fat not less than 3.0 %
Crude Fiber not more than 13.0 %
Calcium not less than 1.0 %
Calcium not more than 1.5 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.5 %
Salt not less than 0.5 %
Salt not more than 1.0 %
Selenium not less than 0.2 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 2,600 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 260 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 10 IU/lb
Feeder Lamb Head Start (Click here to open a window and print.)
For starting sheep and goats.

Feeding Directions
Feeder Lamb Head Start is especially designed to be fed to feeder lambs during the critical receiving period. It contains roughage, grain, and supplement to make a complete ration.

Feed hay on the first day. Lambs can then be adapted to a full feed of Feeder Lamb Head Start with minimal hay over the next 1 to 2 days depending on the level of stress imposed on the lambs during shipping.

Feeder Lamb Head Start should be fed at a rate of 1.0 to 4.66 pounds per head per day. After the starting period, lambs should be gradually adjusted to the appropriate growing or finishing ration for the balance of the feeding period. 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 16.0 %
(This includes not more than 1.75% equivalent crude protein from non-protein nitrogen.)

Crude Fat not less than 1.5 %
Crude Fiber not more than 22.0 %
Calcium not less than 0.75 %
Calcium not more than 1.25 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.4 %
Salt not less than 0.5 %
Salt not more than 1.0 %
Selenium not less than 0.25 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 6,667 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 667 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 15 IU/lb
Lamb Creep (Click here to open a window and print.)
For starting sheep.

Feeding Directions
Lamb Creep is designed to supplement the nutrients provided by the ewe or by Lamb Milk Replacer. It should be fed to lambs from about 5 to 7 days of age until they weigh approximately 40 to 50 pounds. Feed continuously at a rate of 0.33 to 1.55 pounds per head per day to lambs. Offer good quality hay in racks, allowing 4 inches of rack space per lamb. Fresh, clean water should be available at all times. Lambs may be finished for market using Payback complete sheep feeds or properly supplemented grains or forage.

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 18.0 %
Crude Fat not less than 1.75 %
Crude Fiber not more than 18.0 %
Calcium not less than 0.75 %
Calcium not more than 1.25 %
Phosphorus not less than 0.4 %
Salt not less than 0.75 %
Salt not more than 1.25 %
Selenium not less than 0.2 ppm
Vitamin A not less than 8,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D not less than 800 IU/lb
Vitamin E not less than 15 IU/lb