This page lists material that supplements the July/August 2015 issue of American Farriers Journal.

Grinders And Everyday Work

Watch a video of Doug Workman's tips for safe and effective use of grinders.

(Supplement to the article "No-Frills Footcare In North Georgia" on Page 18.)

Tackling Crack Repair

Watch videos of Curtis Burns' crack repair techniques.

• Quarter Crack Repair - Easy to follow How To video with the Polyflex Matrix Patch Kit Method
• Hoof wall crack repair, Quarter crack repair

(Supplement to the article "Taking A Crack At Hoof Wall Defects" on Page 32.)

Proper FIling Extends The Life Of Nippers

Read tips from Hall Of Fame farrier Donald Jones on how to properly file your nippers.

(Supplement to the article "Buying, Using And Caring For Your Nippers" on Page 76.)

The Ledge — Supporting P3

Read John Stewart's previous article "The Ledge — Supporting P3" from the May/June 2014 issue of American Farriers Journal. This article requires a digital subscription for viewing if you have reached your 7 free premium article limit.

(Supplement to the article "Supporting The Ledge" on Page 92.)

More Thoughts From Military Veterans

Farriers who served in the military share attributes they developed while in the armed forces contribute to their farrier practice.

(Supplement to the article "Experiences Help Veterans Rise To The Top" on Page 100.)

The Client's Role In Rehab

Read more tips to help you deal with impatient clients, improve the chances that rehab tasks are completed and more.

• Selling The Rehab Plan
• Tips To Help Your Clients Remember Important Rehab Tasks
• Dealing With The Impatient Client

(Supplement to the article "How To Convince Clients That Their Rehab Role Is Vital" on Page 106.)

2015 National Farriers Week: Farriers Spotlight

View all of the submissions we received from the equine community worldwide honoring farrires during the 2015 National Farriers Week celebration, July 5-11, 2015. Leave your own message of gratitude in the comments section of the Farriers Spotlight. And to all of our farriers, Happy Farriers Week! We appreciate all you do to keep our horses sound.

(Supplement to the article "Thank You, Farriers" on Page 110.)