American Farriers Journal Issue Survey: September/October 2016

On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score, please rate the articles you found in this recent issue. (If you have no opinion, please leave the rating block blank.) Add any additional comments about American Farriers Journal at the bottom.

scale: 1=dislike, 3=neutral, 5=like

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Frankly Speaking
Two Tactics For Overcoming Poor Communication
By Jeremy McGovern

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A Fierce Passion For Helping Horses
California farrier enjoys the rewards of therapeutic shoeing by helping horses with bleak futures.
By Jeff Cota

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Keep Sport Horses On Solid Footing
How the hoof interacts with surfaces is critical for keeping horses sound.
By Jeff Cota

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Mismatched Feet: Veterinary And Farriery Perspectives
A session from the American Association of Equine Practitioners podiatry workshop delivered insight on working with horses with mismatched feet.
By Jeremy McGovern

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Avoid Penalties By Staying Aware Of Sales Tax Laws
State and municipal regulations on charging sales tax can change with little notice and affect your business operations.
By Buck O’Neil

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Photographing Your Work As A Farrier: Help Or Hinderance?
Consider perspective when photographing equine feet — and when you evaluate this work later.
By Martin Kenny

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Solve Conflicts Through Understanding
Farrier and vet share tips to build a rapport with clients and help their horses.
By Jeff Cota

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Hammer-Finished Mule Shoe Delivers New Challenge
The 2017 Summit Mail-In Forging Exercise will earn a winner a buckle and all participants a T-shirt.
By Chris Gregory

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Making And Applying A Double Nail Package
By going through his process and reasons for use, Hall Of Fame farrier Bud Willimon explains how this package can benefit show horses.
By Jeremy McGovern

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Educating Your Clients On Supplements
Vitamins, minerals, amino acids and algae support healthy feet and joints.
By Heather Smith Thomas

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Forget Disciplines When Trimming
Florida farrier shares trimming, forging and knife sharpening tips at Anvil Brand clinic.
By Jeff Cota

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* Please rate the following departments on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score.

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Briefings	Briefings 1	Briefings 2	Briefings 3	Briefings 4	Briefings 5
Hoof-Care Email Q&A	Hoof-Care Email Q&A 1	Hoof-Care Email Q&A 2	Hoof-Care Email Q&A 3	Hoof-Care Email Q&A 4	Hoof-Care Email Q&A 5
Shoptalk	Shoptalk 1	Shoptalk 2	Shoptalk 3	Shoptalk 4	Shoptalk 5
Events	Events 1	Events 2	Events 3	Events 4	Events 5
Classifieds	Classifieds 1	Classifieds 2	Classifieds 3	Classifieds 4	Classifieds 5
Research Journal	Research Journal 1	Research Journal 2	Research Journal 3	Research Journal 4	Research Journal 5
Product Preview	Product Preview 1	Product Preview 2	Product Preview 3	Product Preview 4	Product Preview 5

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* Frankly SpeakingTwo Tactics For Overcoming Poor CommunicationBy Jeremy McGovern

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* A Fierce Passion For Helping HorsesCalifornia farrier enjoys the rewards of therapeutic shoeing by helping horses with bleak futures.By Jeff Cota

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* Keep Sport Horses On Solid FootingHow the hoof interacts with surfaces is critical for keeping horses sound.By Jeff Cota

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* Mismatched Feet: Veterinary And Farriery PerspectivesA session from the American Association of Equine Practitioners podiatry workshop delivered insight on working with horses with mismatched feet.By Jeremy McGovern

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* Avoid Penalties By Staying Aware Of Sales Tax LawsState and municipal regulations on charging sales tax can change with little notice and affect your business operations.By Buck O’Neil

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* Photographing Your Work As A Farrier: Help Or Hinderance?Consider perspective when photographing equine feet — and when you evaluate this work later.By Martin Kenny

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* Solve Conflicts Through UnderstandingFarrier and vet share tips to build a rapport with clients and help their horses.By Jeff Cota

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* Hammer-Finished Mule Shoe Delivers New ChallengeThe 2017 Summit Mail-In Forging Exercise will earn a winner a buckle and all participants a T-shirt.By Chris Gregory

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* Making And Applying A Double Nail PackageBy going through his process and reasons for use, Hall Of Fame farrier Bud Willimon explains how this package can benefit show horses.By Jeremy McGovern

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* Educating Your Clients On SupplementsVitamins, minerals, amino acids and algae support healthy feet and joints.By Heather Smith Thomas

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* Forget Disciplines When TrimmingFlorida farrier shares trimming, forging and knife sharpening tips at Anvil Brand clinic.By Jeff Cota

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* Please rate the following departments on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score.

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Frankly Speaking
Two Tactics For Overcoming Poor Communication
By Jeremy McGovern

*
A Fierce Passion For Helping Horses
California farrier enjoys the rewards of therapeutic shoeing by helping horses with bleak futures.
By Jeff Cota

*
Keep Sport Horses On Solid Footing
How the hoof interacts with surfaces is critical for keeping horses sound.
By Jeff Cota

*
Mismatched Feet: Veterinary And Farriery Perspectives
A session from the American Association of Equine Practitioners podiatry workshop delivered insight on working with horses with mismatched feet.
By Jeremy McGovern

*
Avoid Penalties By Staying Aware Of Sales Tax Laws
State and municipal regulations on charging sales tax can change with little notice and affect your business operations.
By Buck O’Neil

*
Photographing Your Work As A Farrier: Help Or Hinderance?
Consider perspective when photographing equine feet — and when you evaluate this work later.
By Martin Kenny

*
Solve Conflicts Through Understanding
Farrier and vet share tips to build a rapport with clients and help their horses.
By Jeff Cota

*
Hammer-Finished Mule Shoe Delivers New Challenge
The 2017 Summit Mail-In Forging Exercise will earn a winner a buckle and all participants a T-shirt.
By Chris Gregory

*
Making And Applying A Double Nail Package
By going through his process and reasons for use, Hall Of Fame farrier Bud Willimon explains how this package can benefit show horses.
By Jeremy McGovern

*
Educating Your Clients On Supplements
Vitamins, minerals, amino acids and algae support healthy feet and joints.
By Heather Smith Thomas

*
Forget Disciplines When Trimming
Florida farrier shares trimming, forging and knife sharpening tips at Anvil Brand clinic.
By Jeff Cota