Each day, American Farriers Journal encounters a variety of articles, social media posts, podcasts and videos that offer a unique look at an aspect of the equine industry. Our favorite content for “This Week” is aggregated here. We hope it offers a useful tip to improve your hoof-care business, expands your knowledge by giving you something new to ponder, or entertains you when you need a break most.
Australian hoof-care provider Sarah Kuyken breaks down her business costs. With less than half of her trimming charge kept as take-home pay, she emphasizes the importance of not under-charging.
Riley Mickelsen of Idaho Horseshoeing School explains how competition and learning to forge shoes made him a better farrier and a better draft horse shoer.
Supply Shop of the Year owner Rob Michel walks viewers through the Oleo Acres warehouse. Inventory is organized with the customer in mind, meaning farriers can get what they need quickly and spend more time under horses.
The American Farrier’s Association offers some helpful advice to farriers during the EHV-1 outbreak.
In this episode of The Hoofcare Companion, learn the role of macrominerals in hoof health and how imbalances can lead to structural hoof defects and systemic health issues.
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