There are endless ways to improve your practice. An idea of improved efficiency can save your time and health. A business tip may help you keep more of your hard-earned money. Often, great ideas in these areas come from other farriers who have picked them up along the way. Todd Allen of Vandergrift, Pa., Matt Cooper of Cleveland, Texas; and David Nicholls of West Sussex, England, will present their ideas for you to implement into your practice as soon as you get home. This fast-paced session allows each presenter 1 minute for each idea, so the presenters can cover as many ideas as possible in the time allowed.

Results from an American Farriers Journal survey show how many farriers recommend and sell hoof supplements.

Jacob Butler of the Butler Professional Farrier School discusses the need to go into detail about expectations with your footcare clients.

The debate has been raging for quite some time — should a horse go barefoot or shod? On the third day of the International Hoof-Care Summit in Cincinnati, Ohio, Dr. Stephen O’Grady answered that question.