Southeast Community College

Southeast Community College in Beatrice, Nebraska maintains a registered Gelbvieh herd as part of its beef cattle program, with instructor Mark Goes having established that herd in 1999. The college's Beatrice campus sits in Gage County in southeast Nebraska, roughly 40 miles south of Lincoln, and operates an 800-acre student-run farm where livestock management is a central part of hands-on training.

The Gelbvieh and Balancer herd at SCC has served as both a teaching resource and a genuine seedstock program, giving students direct exposure to registered cattle production. Goes, who taught livestock production at the college from 1994 until his retirement in 2021, brought deep breed knowledge to the program as a longtime American Gelbvieh Association member and past AGA president. Under his guidance, students were taken to shows and sales, and the program became a recognized point of connection with the broader Gelbvieh community in Nebraska — including hosting Gelbvieh tours with visitors from as far as Canada.

For those searching for Gelbvieh cattle in Nebraska, the program represents an educational setting where registered cattle have been managed with serious attention to breed standards. The college's herd helped introduce a number of students to the breed, with many going on to establish their own registered Gelbvieh operations and join the American Gelbvieh Association.

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