This page lists material that supplements the January/February 2016 issue of American Farriers Journal.

• View the January/February 2016 issue
• Take the January/February 2016 issue survey
• Go to the Online Extras archive

A Historical Look At Farrier Licensing

• In addition to the three previous articles in this recent licensing series, you'll find four articles from the highly controversial series published by AFJ in 2005.
• Read the 2015 White House report "Occupational Licensing: A Framework For Policymakers."

(Supplements to the article "Plenty Of Arguments For And Against Licensing" on Page 14.)

Improve Your Success At Shoeing

Learn how to "Improve Your Success At Shoeing" by attending Wes Champagne's "How-To Clinic" at the International Hoof-Care Summit. Sponsored by Postyme Products, the Tuesday afternoon session is among seven highly informative direct-to-the-point sessions sponsored by the Summit's Educational Partners. Click here to view the complete Summit program.

(Supplement to the article "What It Took To Make American Pharoah Go" on Page 18.)

Farrier Quick Takes: Chad Lunderville

Gain further insight from Chad Lunderville by watching videos from this Shoeing For A Living day.

• Cold Shaping Horseshoes
• Thrushy Feet In Arizona

(Supplements to the article "Farrier's Success Comes Through Diversity" on Page 42.)

Q&A: What are you looking for when you watch a horse walk/trot prior to shoeing? How does the horse’s job factor into your gait analysis?

Farriers and equine veterinarians offer additional insight and advice on gait analysis.

(Supplement to the Hoof-Care Email Q&A on Page 58.)