What's New?

As students return to school, it's time to start thinking about scholarships and the Missouri's Cattlemen Foundation will again offer scholarships to high school seniors and current college students.  The application deadline is September 30.  More...

The annual Cattlemen's Charity Weekend is heading to Golden Hills Trail Rides and Resorts in Raymondville on September 26-28.  So mark your calendars, save the dates and plan to be in Texas County this September!  Make your reservations now!  More...

Don't forget to save your empty Ralgro Wheels and Magnum Strips!  They convert to scholarships and funding for leadership development programs.  Thanks to the Schering Plough Animal Health Wheels for Bucks Program, you can help make a difference!  More...

Thursday, May 22, Mother Nature was her old self with a grey, cool, blustery, rain filled day. But participants in the Annual Cattlemen’s Classic Golf Tournament got a real treat the day before!  It was arguably the nicest day to date in 2008 – Wednesday, May 21 featured bright sunshine, pleasant temperatures and very slight breeze.  Fifty eight golfers .... More ...

It will be same great fun on the same beautiful course, but at a new time - the annual Southwest Cattlemen's Classic Golf Tournament will be held on Thursday, August 7 at the Silo Ridge Golf & Country Club in Bolivar.  Register now to get in on all the fun. 

Funds for another scholarship will be dispersed this year in honor of a man who contributed much to the youth of Missouri and animals around the area.  Dr. Wayne D. "Doc" Smith played a valuable role in launching the Sullivan County Cattlemen's Association.  For more on the "Doc" Smith Scholarship Fund, check out the press release. 

Also, new to MCF is the announcement of this newly designed Web site.  The site was redesigned this Spring and has officially been launched.  For more information, check out the press release.    
 

Mission Statement

The purpose of Missouri's Cattlemen Foundation is to promote the educational development of youth through scholarships; encourage farm safety awareness; support disabled children in the state of Missouri; and to enhance the leadership development of future generations of cattlemen and women.

Missouri's Cattlemen Foundation has three primary mission areas in which funds from various activities provide the financial support.  These mission areas include the Children's Fund, Farm Safety and Scholarship.  The activities that support these areas are the numerous golf tournaments, Cattlemen's Round-Up, Charity Weekend with trail ride, the Farm Safety College as well as many other activities.
 

History of Missouri's Cattlemen Foundation

In 1993, cattlemen across the state of Missouri broke ground for a facility that brought all corners of the Missouri cattle industry together under one roof.  More... 
 

Just for you

The Missouri Beef Industry Headquarters offers a great basement conference room for your next event.  If you are interested in using the room for a bridal or baby shower or just for a small gathering, check out the pictures and dimensions.