Smaller equine operations can become "cooperative competitors" in order to increase client satisfaction and your bottom lines.

Stakeholders can be any individual or group who have a direct or indirect affiliation with your business.

Cash flow management will determine if your business is successful.

Strategic planning is a recipe for success for a single project or your entire equine business.

Here are some ideas on how you can de-clutter your horse barn or stable.

Upselling is helping your current customers take advantage of other products or services you offer.

Learn how to get and use testimonials to use in your equine business marketing efforts.

You need to let your whether forecasting skills grow and develop in order to become more productive and efficient.

Here's a tasty business recipe that might help you enjoy your equine career more fully.

Everyone at Stable Management wishes you a happy and safe Fourth of July!

Equine business owners are busy folks, so here are some tips to "find" more time and remember your commitments.

Hippotherapy offers a lasting, positive impact on children with cerebral palsy.

If you run a boarding operation for sport or breeding, you know horse owners are busy folks. So how do you either get the attention of (and answers from) your current clients, or those you would like to be your clients? Be pleasantly persistent.

The 80/20 rule is known as the Pareto Principle. Learn how in your equine business 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes.

This group of articles can help you choose the right riding instructor for your stable.

Study finds that therapeutic riding significantly decreases PTSD symptoms in veterans.

Here are some tips for dealing with an unhappy customer at your equine facility.

This Stable Management special issue on controlling mosquitoes, flies, gnats and ticks on horses and your property is brought to you by the UltraShield line of products from W.F. Young.

If you don't have enough horse hay to last until spring pastures or first cutting hay will arrive, don't wait to get more hay as prices are rising.

Learn to apply what "horse whisperers" do with horses to the people in your boarding stable.

UK research determined saddle fitters generally could identify the T18 vertebrae in the horse's back in the process of proper saddle fitting.

Older women and younger girls make up the bulk of the equine industry, and each has its own peculiar set of challenges.

Stable Management wishes you and your equine business a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year!

May all your Christmas wishes come true!

Thus far in 2018, nearly 66,000 U.S. horses have been shipped to Mexico for slaughter.

You can read online or download the complete 2018 fall issue of Stable Management magazine.

Once you have the results of your survey, know what to do with them to help you adjust your services to improve client loyalty.

In honor of Halloween, we gathered the 10 top phrases that scare horse folks...Can you handle these frightening phrases?

The 2018 Stable Management Fall Business Survey shows continuing improvement in the profitability of the equine industry.

Those involved with owning and managing horses and teaching lessons should participate in the 2018 Business Survey.

You can read online or download the complete 2018 spring issue of Stable Management magazine.

Many farms have round pens, and they are made from a variety of materials. Whatever you use, you need to make sure that the containment and footing are safe for you and the horse.

Since spring and early summer are the key times to hire additional employees, Stable Management brought you a series of nine articles to help you find, evaluate, interview and hire the right employee for the job.

If you own or manage a horse farm or riding stable, or if you are a riding instructor, please take the time to give your opinions on Stable Management's 2018 Fees Survey.

Your opinion counts! Please take Stable Management's 2018 Fees Survey.

Sometimes having friends as horse boarding clients can be more difficult than working with people you don't know as well.

Take your horse business to where you want to go in 2018 with some simple planning and execution.

The New Year is here, and many of horse folks are worrying about how we can make 2018 better than 2017.

After you are finished unwrapping presents and start to look at wrapping up a business year, what do you have planned to be more successful in the New Year?

Wishing you and yours the happiest of holidays!

...with apologies to Clement Clark Moore, author of Twas the Night Before Christmas.

One of the top equine parasite researchers in the world is seeking the public's help in maintaining two historic herds of parasite research horses at the University of Kentucky.

Read or download the complete 2017 fall issue of Stable Management magazine.

The Spring issue of Stable Management magazine contained many articles that can help you better manage your equine business, whether that is a private farm, boarding facility, equine-assisted therapy program or a lesson program.

There is always more to do around a horse facility than there is time to do it. On top of the "gotta do that now" list is the ongoing maintenance needs of any farm or stable. We have collected three of the top articles on common maintenance problems for you.

A press release can go out to just your facility's users or clients, or it can be aimed at a wider audience. Here is a template to help you get your news out.

Are there projects you would like to get done, but they never seem to make it to the top of your To-Do list, much less get finished? It's time to get those projects not only on your radar, but get them accomplished! Here are three tips to help you.