Bull Breeding Soundness Exam Clinics

The MSU Beef Extension Team organizes regional Bull Breeding Soundness Exam (BSE) Clinics. By identifying potential male fertility problems, producers are able to reduce the risk of a less than optimum breeding season. The MSUE Beef Team encourages you to have BSE conducted on your breeding bulls every year.

The MSU College of Veterinary Medicine regularly schedules in house appointments for BSEs.  To schedule an appointment, contact the MSU CVM Large Animal Clinic at 517-353-9710.

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