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© The Board Regents of the University of Nebraska. All rights reserved. protein and more cannot be made as dietary energy limits production. Corn distillers grains (DGS) is often used as a bypass protein supplement as a large portion (63%) of its protein is not ruminally degraded and is available for utilization by the animal. Methionine and lysine are two of the firstlimiting amino acids in most growing cattle diets. Corn and its byproducts contain large amounts of methionine but are lower in lysine. Conversely, soybean products contain lowlevels of methionine but concentrated amounts of lysine. The purpose of this study was to replace DGS with SoyPass (a bypass soybean meal product) in a foragebased growing diet to evaluate response to bypass lysine for growing calves.

336 Effects of supplemental SoyPass in forage-based diets containing distillers grains on performance of growing steers