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17th Annual National Farriers Week

An American Farriers Journal tribute to farriers’ hard work and dedication.
Farriers work hard year-round to provide quality hoof care for horses worldwide. To honor their dedication and service, American Farriers Journal created National Farriers Week, taking place this year from July 5-11, 2015. Our 4th annual Farriers Spotlight is back as well. Learn more about how you can submit a tribute.
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I am one of many blacksmith instructors from across the country. We all are in need of a little help from our farrier brothers. We use old rasps in our classes for cleaning projects and teaching proper use of rasps in blacksmithing.
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Horse Owners are Asking for More Footcare Details

As described in detail on pages 24 and 25 of the March 2015 issue of American Farriers Journal, several recent surveys reveal significant differences between what farriers believe clients are seeking in terms of footcare information and what horse owners say they really want.
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How's Your Reputation?

As independent business person, a farrier often takes the pulse of his or her hoof-care business. This includes monitoring cashflow, managing your inventory and balancing your books among other matters. But how often does a farrier consider his or her reputation?
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50 Best of 2014 Farrier Takeaways

Here’s a look back at the top ideas that hoof-care professionals shared in the pages of American Farriers Journal during the past year
Here’s a look back at the top ideas that hoof-care professionals shared in the pages of American Farriers Journal during the past year.
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Getting The Client’s Buy-In On Hoof Care

Farriers have various strategies to encourage horse owners to be involved in their horse’s footcare
When the owner takes an active role in hoof care the farrier and, ultimately, the horse are the beneficiaries. However, it can be difficult to get that buy-in with novice horse owners because many of them are new to owning horses and inexperienced in their understanding of equine care and handling.
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