This page lists material that supplements the September/October 2024 issue of American Farriers Journal.
Gain more insights from Randy Luikart by reading:
- “Toe Mechanics,” in which the Hall of Fame farrier explains that taking away the toe hurts the horse more than it helps.
- “How are Horses & Airplanes Similar?” in which the Ohio farrier explains how learning physics can improve your farrier business.
- “Supporting the Horse’s Foot with a Horseshoe” in which he asks whether farriers and hoof-care clients are on the same page about what it means when a horse needs “support.”
Supplements to "Easing Breakover & Research Clash" on page 10.
Gain more insight about winter hoof care by reading
Supplements to "Tips for Managing the Barefoot Horse in Winter" on page 17.
Gain more insight on equine nutrition by:
- Reading, “How to Identify & Manage Insulin Resistance in Horses,” which details key indicators that decrease the risk of laminitis when recognized.
- Reading, “Is More Biotin Better for Horse Hoof Health,” in which Dr. Richard Godbee explains that B-vitamin is critical for hoof function, but it’s not the sole answer.
- Watch, “Equine Nutrition & Hoof Health,” online hoof-care classroom in which Dr. Christine Skelly of Michigan State University delivers information farriers need to help educate clients on nutrition and equine footcare.
Supplements to "How to Meet a Horse’s Winter Dietary Needs" on page 31.
More from Randy Luikart
- [Video] Randy Luikart, Chris Gregory and Simon Curtis Discuss Avoiding Burn-Out.
- [Video] Randy Luikart, Chris Gregory and Simon Curtis Share Experiences in Finding Success.
- [Video] The Importance Of Mentors.
- [Video] Skepticism And Open-Mindedness.
Protecting Unshod Feet
- Read about the protective measures you can take to protect barefoot hooves.
- Casting Method May Benefit Transitioning Horse to Barefoot
Laminitis Management
Winter Hoof Health
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