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Over the last decade, the approach to protein nutrition in ruminants has shifted from the traditional crude protein (CP) system to a metabolizable protein (MP) system described by the Natural Research Council in the 1996 Nutrient Requirements of Beef Cattle. Metabolizable protein is defined as the true protein absorbed by the small intestine. It is supplied by microorganisms passing out of the rumen and by undegradable intake protein (UIP) that escapes ruminal degradation. The MP system accounts for the degradation of protein in the rumen and separates protein requirements into degradable intake protein (DIP) which is needed by ruminal microorganisms and that needed by the animal (UIP). Crude protein = DIP + UIP.

Effects of supplemental degradable intake protein on intake and digestibility of bermuda hay