South Campus Animal Farms is the managing organization of MSU's various animal teaching, research and outreach centers.

South Campus Animal Farms

South Campus Animal Farms (SCAF) is home to seven farms used for teaching, research, and outreach. South Campus Animal Farms include centers for dairy cattle, beef cattle and beef cow-calf, swine, sheep, poultry, and horses and are conveniently located within three miles of central campus.

The director of SCAF is Faith Cullens.

Essential MSU employees working on campus must complete a health screening every time they come to campus. To access the form click here. 

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