The B&B Club at MSU strives to provide members an opportunity to promote agriculture and forge new relationships through multiple livestock, social and community service events.

MSU B&B Honorees 2020-2021 Officers Calendar

National Convention 2019

COVID Updates

October 13, 2020

Unfortunately, at this time Block & Bridle is unable to host events or meetings in person due to the ongoing pandemic. However, we are still having meetings and guest speakers over zoom! To keep the link secure we don't post it publicly, but for more information please contact one of our officers. Their contact information can be found under the officers tab at the top of this page. We hope to see you there!

Event Information

To find our event information such as registration forms, rules, and people of contact head over to our calendar! Under the respective event you will find all the information you may need.

Who We Are

The B&B Club at MSU strives to provide members an opportunity to promote agriculture and forge new relationships through multiple livestock, social and community service events. Although agriculture is a major club focus, the membership consists of people from all backgrounds. The MSU B&B Club is part of the National B&B Club.

Our Involvement

The club organizes multiple events throughout the academic year. Some events include: the Little International, the Michigan Beef Expo Junior Show, the B&B Club Lamb Classic and an annual Recognition Banquet. For a more detailed description of B&B events please visit the Calendar. Each event offers members a chance to gain leadership experience and other involvement possibilities.

Our Meetings

Members gather for general meetings  every other Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. The Executive Council organizes guest speakers or other informational sessions for members after each meeting, along with a social event, such as a scavenger hunt and a hayride.

Our Objectives

  1. To promote a higher scholastic standard among students.
  2. To promote agriculture, emphasizing all areas of animal science.
  3. To bring a closer relationship among all individuals.
  4. To provide a social organization for students of Michigan State University who share a common interest in livestock.
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