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Equine Assisted Couples Therapy: An Exploratory Study
Those of you who are involved in equine-assisted therapy, or who might become involved as an adjunct to your current equine programs, might be interested in reading a recently published Masters thesis about equine assisted couples therapy... more »
Jun 14, 2013 in Stable Management
Kimberly S. Brown
Making the Most of Industry Meetings
If you regularly attend meetings focused on getting people in the equine industry together for whatever reason (breed, discipline, charity), that's good. Here are five simple networking tips to help you make the most out of industry meetings. more »
Jun 13, 2013 in Stable Management
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How to Make Work More Fun
If you find yourself having problems going to bed because tomorrow is another day at work, then you need to take immediate steps to rectify that situation. Maybe the problem is in you, or maybe you can be the solution! more »
Jun 10, 2013 by Kimberly S. Brown in Stable Management
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Which Type of Trainer is Right For Your Facility?
There is much discussion among farm owners and managers about having one or two resident trainers, or allowing other "freelance" trainers access to their facilities and clients. There are pros and cons to each situation, so researching all the option more »
Jun 8, 2013 by Audrey Pavia in Stable Management
Do You Really “Buy In” To Your Company’s Values?
New research from Washington University in St. Louis revealed that employees who are “true believers” of the mission of their employer generally gain more status and influence in that organization, noted an article on Newswise.com. more »
Jun 6, 2013 in Stable Management
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Ownership vs. Guardianship
The list of legal repercussions that could befall horse owners should the law be changed from ownership to “guardianship” is extensive, and it behooves the horse industry to remain vigilant about pending legislation. more »
Jun 4, 2013 by Gregory M. Dennis, JD in Stable Management
Should You Add Summer Camps?
Here are some tips on summer programs learned from managers who have been there, done that. more »
Jun 3, 2013 by Stephen Hall in Stable Management
Five Tips (and a bonus) for Better Event Networking
Are you making the most of industry meetings for yourself and your business? Here are five tips (and a bonus) to help you better network at industry gatherings. more »
May 27, 2013 by Kimberly S. Brown in Stable Management
Five Steps to a Better Website
Here are five tips (plus a bonus tip!) to help you get your website working better for you. more »
May 26, 2013 by Kimberly S. Brown in Stable Management (1 Comments)
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In the Mode to Load
May 25, 2013 -- John Lyons has condensed many hours of seminars and presentations, plus experiences with literally hundreds of problem loaders, into an invaluable primer for horse owners. more »
May 25, 2013 by Stephanie Stephens in Stable Management
Show Me the Money: Business Loans
Going into debt to expand your business involves risk. It’s an important decision that deserves some due diligence. more »
May 23, 2013 by Katie Ford in Stable Management
Budgeting
A budget is one of the most basic devices to measure the health of current operations. more »
May 10, 2013 by Stephen Hall in Stable Management
Lessons Learned
See how trainers across the country keep their lesson programs fresh and exciting. more »
Apr 29, 2013 by Stephanie Stephens in Stable Management
Rescue Me
A little communication between your barn and your local community services, can pay off big in the event of an emergency. more »
Apr 15, 2013 in Stable Management (1 Comments)
Back on the Job
Here are a few tips to get the horses in your care back into shape this spring. more »
Apr 10, 2013 by Ellen Feld in Stable Management
Time to Change?
If you feel as if your business is stuck in a rut, rethinking your business model might lead to a more profitable venture. more »
Apr 4, 2013 by Stephen Hall in Stable Management
Rules Are Rules
See how these barns institute rules that keep clients safe and the managers sane. more »
Mar 11, 2013 by Delanee Kahl in Stable Management (2 Comments)
Commissions the Right Way
When it comes to horse sales, the goal is to make it a fair deal for everyone involved. more »
Jan 14, 2013 in Stable Management (3 Comments)
A Look at Barn Rules
This week's article tackles barn rules and why they are necessary. Stable Management spoke with barn owners from around the country to get their ideas. more »
Jan 8, 2013 by Delanee Kahl in Stable Management (2 Comments)
Team Players Join Forces
Sometimes working with neighboring barns in your community strengthens everyone’s business. more »
Jan 2, 2013 by Charlene Strickland in Stable Management
Chrislar Farm - Rowley, MA
Chrislar Farm: Owned by Chris Cassenti and located in Rowley, Massachusetts. www.chrislar.com. Stalls: 40. Lesson students: 200 per week. more »
Dec 28, 2012 in Stable Management (7 Comments)
Keeping Good Help
Keeping employees motivated and happy is a tricky balance, even in the horse world. Here are a few tips. more »
Dec 10, 2012 by Stephanie J. Corum in Stable Management
The Horse as Healer
More and more, society is discovering the healing power of horses. Is a therapeutic riding program right for your operation? more »
Dec 3, 2012 by Lisa Derby Oden in Stable Management
Taking the Fall
Accidents happen at horse farms, and how you handle them can make a big difference. more »
Nov 27, 2012 by Stephanie Stephens in Stable Management (1 Comments)
Give Thanks—and Gifts
This holiday season, show your appreciation for your clients with inexpensive, thoughtful gifts. more »
Nov 20, 2012 by Lisa Munniksma in Stable Management (1 Comments)
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