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Ecological Paradigm

  Facilities: Beef Center
 
3638 Kays Avenue
Dublin OH 43017

614-459-4124

Manager: Martin L. Mussard
Herdsman: Gregg E. Fogle
 

The beef barn was constructed in the mid-70’s and is equipped with a manager’s office, student laundry and study area with student living quarters which can house up to four students. There are 200-300 acres of pasture available.

The mission of the Center is to provide animals for teaching and research endeavors of the University. Currently 120 spring calving cows and approximately 40 fall calving cows. These animals are of Angus, Simmental and Angus x Simmental breeding. Steer calves are sent to Wooster for feedlot trials and heifers calves are retained for research projects and replacement females.

Live animals are required for evaluation classes so that students can learn what is actually happening in an industry setting. Most of the research projects that are conducted are performed to help increase the profitability of producers around the state.