A Fermentation medium based on corn meal hydrolysate was developed for the production of single cell protein (SCP)using the yeast strain Candida  utilis  . The corn meal was gelatinized for 1h at 80^oC then liquefied with a thermostable  α- amylase at 70^oC. The liquefied starch was saccharified with glucoamylase at 55 ^oC for two hours . Over 98% of the starch was hydrolyzed, about 80% of the hydrolysate was glucose . The hydrolysate was formulated in a suitable medium for supporting the requiste growth rate and yield of Candida utilis . The growth parameters of Candida utilis grown on corn meal hydrolysate in a simple batch fermentation mode are presented .A strategy for utilization of repeated fed batch fermentation was demonstrated. The data showed that the repeated fed batch mode was a suitable fermentation technique for biomass production.