The American Horse Council (AHC) will hold its second annual virtual fly-in for youth on Thursday June 24, 2021 beginning at 10:30 AM ET.  ​

The June MHC Coffee Hour is Monday, June 21st from 7 – 8 pm.  MHC will have special guests sharing about how to prepare for horse shows and the art of hosting a horse show.  ​

MHC is proud to release the first show of the Michigan Horse Council News. In this show MHC highlights Michigan trails, MHC events, State Representative, Julie Alexander, and therapeutic riding. We hope you enjoy!

​Eleven outstanding Michigan State University (MSU) students pursuing livestock industry-related programs of study for the 2021-22 academic year were recently awarded $30,000 in scholarships by the Michigan Livestock Industry Scholarship Foundation (MLISF). Foundation President, Pete Blauwiekel said, “simply getting good grades is not enough to be recognized with one of these scholarships”. In addition to academic achievement, the scholarship’s criteria include extracurricular leadership and involvement, written and oral communication skills, and enthusiasm in pursuing a livestock (beef cattle, sheep, swine, equine or meat products) industry career. “Those individuals selected for this honor have a clear passion and demonstrated involvement in the Michigan animal industry and a commitment to its future improvement”, said Blauwiekel.

Join us on May 17th from 7pm to 8pm via Zoom for the May Virtual Equine Coffee Hour where we will connect and highlight the mounted police.

Thank you to everyone that joined us for the April Virtual Equine Coffee Hour with the topic of mare and foal care. A special thank you to our speakers who included Paula Hitzer with MSU Horse Teaching and Research, Dr. Erin Wilson with Cargill Feed and Nutrition, and Dr. Cynthia Trombley with Clinton Veterinary Services in St. Johns! We look forward to seeing everyone again next month for another great discussion! 

Join us on April 19 from 7PM to 8PM for the April Virtual Equine Coffee Hour where the topic of mare and foal care will be discussed as the spring season is happening!