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Here’s what American Farriers Journal readers nominated as the products, people, events and techniques that have had the greatest influence on the farrier industry since 1975
It would be difficult to find another industry that’s undergone as many changes as the farrier business since this publication got its start in 1975.
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Sell!

By selling only two hoof care products to shoeing clients, you could add $17,512 to annual shoeing business profits
If you have the attitude that you can’t be bothered selling hoof care products to shoeing customers, Tom Rupnow maintains you are passing up a golden opportunity.
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Bluegrass Shoes

Check out these winning shoes from the 1999 American Farrier’s Association Competition in Lexington, KY
Check out these winning shoes from the 1999 American Farrier’s Association Competition in Lexington, KY
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Nominate The Very Best!

We’re accepting nominations of outstanding farriers for the International Horseshoeing Hall Of Fame’s class of 2000
As farriers, you know first-hand that it takes a tremendous amount of hard work and determination to be successful and to gain a rock-solid reputation for horse care.
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Shoeing For A Living

Shoeing Where it's Always Wet

One shoer shares the secrets to keeping the foot healthy even in the wettest of conditions
In Arizona, it’s the drying heat. In Florida, it’s the sweltering humidity. But in the Pacific Northwest, particularly western Washington State, it’s the relentless rain.
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Get Ready To Learn, Network, Have Fun

Even though the 1999 AFA convention in Lexington is packed with ideas to help your shoeing business, nobody says you can't have fun while you're there
ONE OF THE best ways for farriers to stay in touch with the latest product innovations, health care advice, shoeing theories an techniques is by attending the American Farrier's Association annual convention.
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Efficiency Counts!

Before having a new shoeing rig built, this farrier found it paid to work out all the design details on paper
WHEN RON MOTT started shoeing for money, his rig consisted of a home-made wagon pulled by a Toyota Tercel.
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