MCA & MSU Bull Evaluation

This cooperative effort between the Michigan Cattlemen’s Association, MSU and Plank Farms provides a common environment for evaluating young bulls for rate of gain, soundness and body composition, all of which helps beef producers identify superior bulls that are all ranked and indexed based on the bull evaluation index system.

  • MCA/MSU Bull Evaluation Program - The MCA/MSU Bull Evaluation Program is the region's premier central bull appraisal program and facility.  The program is a cooperative effort among the Michigan Cattlemen's Association, Michigan State University, and Plank Farm. 

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