THANK YOU

The American Horse Council wants to thank all the associations, groups and individuals who helped to promote the AHC Equine Economic Survey. Results will be released sometime in December 2023. Stay tuned to the AHC social media channels for updates.

American Horse Council Outlines Priorities for 2023 Farm Bill



The American Horse Council is committed to protecting the health and welfare of the U.S. equine population. We provide the following information in support of our funding requests to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Note most of these programs are not equine exclusive, nor does the current budgetary process identify outlays specific to equines. For example, the USDA Budget Summary for Fiscal Year 2023 only mentions horses/equines in two-line items. Neither line item offers a discrete funding amount for horses. Accountability and transparency for equine health and welfare programs should be adopted. We urge the Committee to direct the USDA to implement a process by which equine-related appropriations are listed as budgetary line items.

OUR MISSION

The American Horse Council works daily to advocate for the social, economic
and legislative interests of the United States equine industry.

WHAT WE DO

Health & Welfare

Advocate for the health and well-being of horses by serving as a forum for discussion on welfare issues and sharing best practices.

WHAT WE DO

Advocacy

Be a trusted voice for the horse industry to the public and to government authorities. Synthesize and promote consensus-based AHC

WHAT WE DO

Programs

Serve as a resource on programs and initiatives that will advance and enhance the equine industry.

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As the national association representing all segments of the horse industry in Washington, DC, the
American Horse Council works daily to represent your equine interests and opportunities.

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