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“Non-Sufficient Funds” Doesn’t Look Good on a Huge Check for Everyone to See

By Trevor Hall posted on June 6, 2022 | Posted in Business Practices, Clients

Over the years, I’ve been issued a few bad checks after rendering my farrier services. The excuses were all unique; some trivial, some real.

Friday’s Farrier Facts & Figures

Clients In A Year’s Time | Average Shoeing Cycle

December 14, 2018 | Posted in Business Practices, Education

This week's facts and figures... How Many Clients Do Most Farriers Work With In a Year’s Time? What Is Your Average Shoeing Cycle? This edition of Farrier Facts & Figures is brought to you by Markel Insurance Co.

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[Video] Getting the Client Involved in Hoof Care

May 2, 2016 | Posted in Clients, Diseases, Lamenesses

Wellington, Fla., farrier Fabio Gnoatto explains how he convinces clients to get involved in their horse’s hoof care in between farrier visits.

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Labor Law Shift Could Change Your Business

Some farriers at risk of losing their independent contractor status

By Buck O'Neil posted on September 1, 2015 | Posted in Business Practices, Clients, Education

In response to numerous complaints from workers alleging they are misclassified as independent contractors, the United States Department of Labor recently issued an interpretation of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).

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Recognizing When To Hire And Fire Clients

By Jaime Elftman posted on August 1, 2015 | Posted in Clients

Building relationships with clients and knowing when to let them go may sound as easy as saying hello and goodbye, but there are a few things farriers should keep in mind when developing and ending client relationships that can make everything go a little more smoothly.

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Five Tips Farriers Can Share With Clients To Avoid Pasture-Associated Laminitis

May 8, 2015 | Posted in Clients, Education, Diseases, Lamenesses, Nutrition

Source: Kentucky Equine Research

Scores of horses will gorge themselves on that long-awaited lush, green pasture of springtime. As many of us already know, overgrazing grasses and legumes that are high in water-soluble carbohydrates puts horses at risk for laminitis.

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10 Traits of Top Farriers

By Jacob Butler CJF, AWCF posted on August 1, 2014 | Posted in Business Practices, Clients, Education

Jacob Butler has observed that top farriers from around the world have certain traits that make them even better farriers. These are his 10 list of the habits and behaviors of top farriers.

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Labor Law Shift Could Change Your Business

Recognizing When To Hire And Fire Clients

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10 Traits of Top Farriers

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