Missouri Equine Council, Inc.

Uniting Missouri's Horse Industry

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Membership Benefits

  • Members are informed of current events in the equine industry at both state and federal levels
  • Free link on the MEC website
  • Free MEC Newsletter "Horse Sense"
  • Free classified listing online and Newsletter
  • Reduced prices on MO Equine Liability Signs
  • Commercial members receive one business card ad in each newsletter and a link on the MEC website
  • Commercial members receive booth discounts at seminars and MEC's Horse Celebration

 

 Bringing Missouri's Equine Industry Together

Updated  June 18, 2009
 

Uniting Missouri's Horse IndustryMEC unites the multi-million dollar equine industry in our state and is committed to representing and promoting the common interests of Missouri�s equine industry. The MEC Board of Directors is made up of Missouri volunteers who are involved with a variety of breeds, disciplines, and interests.

MEC membership is open to individuals, families, clubs, organizations or businesses interested in supporting this major agricultural, educational and recreational industry. MEC has an army of generous volunteers and an Executive Administrator who helps in countless ways to market, educate, and put together publications and meetings for the public.


 

Our Nation�s Unwanted Horse Problem

 

National Animal Identification System (NAIS)


NAIS-Both Sides of the Issue
 

 


 

 

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Power Point Presentation about the Missouri Horse Council, Inc.

Decisions made by local, state and federal governments can impact Missouri's horse industry. As individual horse owners we have only one voice and minimal influence. But when we band together, we can successfully represent the legislative interests of Missouri's equine industry. Join the herd and keep horse people working for Missouri's horse owners! Click here to join now!
 

MEC Equine Welfare Policy


MEC supports the responsible and humane use of equine as determined by experienced, knowledgeable and concerned persons for humane purposes such as companionship, recreation, food, fiber, and research conducted for the benefit of both humans and equines.