Beef Bull Breeding Soundness Exam

May 3, 2024 1:00PM - 7:00PM

Stamper Farm

The Michigan State University Extension Beef Team encourages you to have
a Breeding Soundness Exam (BSE) conducted on your bull(s) every year. By
identifying potential male fertility problems, farmers and ranchers can
reduce the risk of a less-than-optimum breeding season. Contact your
veterinarian or use the BSE Clinic listed on this flyer.
The cost is $90 per bull at the clinic hosted by Stamper Farm in Harrison,
MI. To schedule an appointment, contact Brittany at (989) 426-7741 as
soon as possible.

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