Even if the federal government doesn’t require a USDOT number, your state might.

Many farriers — especially the young ones — will push themselves to shoe more horses in a day than what they should. The key is to get to the point where you can shoe fewer horses and charge more money. 

Our latest set of International Hoof-Care Summit "flashback" tips comes from Doug Anderson and Curtis Burns at the 2020 Summit.

A recent study of equine veterinarian businesses shows payroll and employee benefits account for than average of 41% of a clinic’s yearly income.