At each year’s International Hoof-Care Summit, attendees are asked to fill out surveys to help American Farriers Journal staff learn more about farrier wants and needs.
When Everett Stone began his farrier career at 16, he wasn’t thinking beyond his initial desire to help horses. In his area, the ground wore hooves down very quickly. Noting this, he went to an Oklahoma City horseshoeing school and started his own farrier business. For 14 years, he worked on protecting horse hooves, not immune system cells, but that would come in time.
This week’s facts and figures... How did your farrier business income change from 2017 to 2018? Glue-on shoes are much more expensive. This edition of Farrier Facts & Figures is brought to you by Markel Insurance Co.
This week’s facts and figures... Which clips are most used? How many miles per week do farriers spend behind the wheel of their trucks? This edition of Farrier Facts & Figures is brought to you by Markel Insurance Co.
An analysis of data from the Equine Injury Database (EID), comparing 2018 statistics with figures from 2017, has shown an insignificant increase in the frequency of fatal injury, as announced Friday, March 22, 2019, by The Jockey Club.
This week’s facts and figures... Footcare professionals don’t like to work alone. What is the farthest distance you drive to work on a horse? This edition of Farrier Facts & Figures is brought to you by Markel Insurance Co.
Are you adequately protecting you and your hoof-care practice? Chances are you’re not. According to the 2019 Farrier Business Practices Report, conducted by American Farriers Journal, the vast majority of full-time farriers (95%) have some type of medical insurance.
The 16th annual International Hoof-Care Summit attracted a substantial collection of footcare professionals from vast cultures, ensuring a diversity of experiences, climates and techniques that can help attendees improve their hoof-care practices.
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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Kawell develops and produces copper alloy horseshoes and inserts, giving horses the care that they need to fight issues associated with white line disease, seedy toe and thrush.
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