Jefferson McCutcheon

Jefferson McCutcheon is a Courtesy Faculty Associate Professor and Director of Operations at OSU Extension, affiliated with The Ohio State University's College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES). His work focuses on livestock grazing systems, parasite management in small ruminants, and sustainable agricultural practices. He leads OSU Extension's operational initiatives, emphasizing outreach and education in agricultural communities.

Research interests include optimizing grazing strategies for lambs, evaluating pasture management techniques, and enhancing producer profitability through evidence-based practices. His contributions bridge academic research and practical application, particularly in improving livestock health and environmental stewardship.

Dr. McCutcheon's publications span topics from weaning strategies and parasite control to the socioeconomic aspects of grass-fed livestock systems. His work highlights the importance of sustainable grazing practices and farmer education in addressing modern agricultural challenges.

• Awards: None explicitly listed.
• Advising/Grants: Directs operational strategies within OSU Extension, though formal grants or advisees are not detailed in the provided texts.
• Labs/Teams: Collaborates with CFAES and OSU Extension teams to advance agricultural extension programs and research.