To investigate the nutritive value of dried poultry waste(DPW) for the growing steer this experiment was carried out for 3 months from 6, September, 1976 to 4, December, 1976 at livestock farm, Gyeongsang National University. Average initial body weight of growing steer used in this experiment was 135 to 140㎏ and number of steer was 15. The levels of DPW used were 0, 7, 14, 21 and 28%. The results obtained were as follows; 1. Body gain was progressively decreased as the levels of DPW were higher. However, no significant differences were found between treatments. 2. Diet intake was significantly(P$lt;0.01) higher as the levels of DPW were higher. DPW non-supplemented treatment consumed significantly (P$lt;0.01) less amount of diet than treatments supplemented 7, 14, 21, and 28% of DPW. However, there were no significant differences in diet intake between DPW supplemented treatments. 3. Feed efficiency was slightly(P$lt;0.05) decreased as the levels of DPW were higher. DPW non-supplemented treatment was similar in feed efficiency to treatments supplemented 7 and 14% of DPW and was slightly better in feed efficiency than treatments supplemented 21 and 28% of DPW. 4. In economical analysis, feed cost required for ㎏ body gain in DPW non-supplemented treatment and treatments supplemented 7, 14 and 21% of DPW was 495, 486, 479 and 493 Won, respectively. Feed cost of the DPW supplemented treatments was slightly lower than that of DPW non-supplemented treatment till levels of DPW increase from 7 to 21%. However, feed cost of treatment supplemented DPW 28% was 501 Won and higher than that of DPW non-supplemented treatment Therefore, according to this experiment, it may conclude that 14% of DPW can supplement with steer ration without decreasing body gain and feed efficiency of steer and 21% DPW can supplement with steer ration by maximum level without increasing feed cost per ㎏ of diet intake in economical aspect.