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The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Animal Science Department is composed of a unique faculty with diverse expertise, talents and experiences in the animal sciences. We have individuals who excel in teaching as well as individuals who lead the world in discovery and dissemination of new ideas in animal biology, care and products to enrich the lives of people and animals. Our vision relays our common passion to promote the success and/or enrich the lives of each student, each producer, each client and each citizen in Nebraska and around the world. Learn MoreLatest News
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Come and enjoy a great meal. The Block & Bridle members will be serving up a pork loin sandwich, cheesy potatoes, beans, a cookie and drink. You can mingle and enjoy great conversation with other guests, faculty and members. You can pick up tickets from any B&B Officer or Andi Hallberg in A224 Animal Science. See you there!
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Jerry D. Adams, a native of Broken Bow, Nebraska, will be recognized as the newest University of Nebraska–Lincoln Block and Bridle honoree. Each year the Block and Bridle Club selects an honoree that has contributed to Nebraska agriculture through leadership, service, youth projects, community activities and involvement with the university.
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Condolences
The Department of Animal Science and the Block & Bridle Club would like to offer their condolences on the death of Jack Maddux, the 1986 Block and Bridle Honoree.
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Please save the date for our annual Alumni & Friends Reunion, April 17 & 18, 2020. On Friday, April 17, we will host the 2020 Block and Bridle Honors Banquet where we will recognize our undergraduate students as well as a Block and Bridle Honoree. On Saturday, April 18, we will celebrate the rich history of our judging programs by recognizing all alumni from teams that competed in years ending with “10” (2010, 2000, 1990, 1980, 1970, 1960, etc). In addition, you’ll be able to meet the members of our 2019 and 2020 judging teams and celebrate their many accomplishments.
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