Dealing with both men and women as clients, most farriers probably haven’t given any serious thought as to how the two genders might need to be treated differently.
As we reviewed past issues to put together this 35th Anniversary issue of American Farriers Journal, we were all but overwhelmed by the broad spectrum of topics as well as the number of contributors covered in the magazine’s pages over that time.
Data from a recent survey of over 11,000 folks who own, lease or manage horses indicates they expect to continue participating in the equine industry at the same level in the future as now.
Several research papers presented at last December's American Association of Equine Practitioners annual meeting in Las Vegas took an in-depth look at the causes of racing injuries with both Quarter Horses and Thoroughbreds.
With hot weather on the way, it’s a good time to take another look at how high temperatures affect hoof quality, and its impact on your shoeing choices.
It's been 35 years since Florida farrier Henry Heymering turned out the very first issue of American Farriers Journal. He published the 8-page black and white issue in March of 1975. Today, he still shoes out of Frederick, Md. By the end of the first year, Heymering had 250 paid subscribers.
Simon Collins is not a computer geek. He makes a point of that. But the researcher with the Animal Health Trust in New Market, England, did get together with some geeks — or more properly with computer software designers and engineers.
Bob Smith has pulled together a list of business mistakes that you want to avoid at all cost when developing healthy business relationships with footcare clients.
When it comes to providing the best possible footcare for clients, nothing is more important than exchanging information. The horse owner needs to communicate hoof-care concerns effectively so you fully understand the problems. At the same time, you must let clients know what you are doing to help their horses.
In this episode, Mark Ellis, a Wisconsin farrier who learned the ropes with Renchin, recalls Red’s relationships with area veterinarians, his legacy and the second career as American Farriers Journal’s technical editor.
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