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Hoof-Care Highlights: Oct. 5, 2024

By American Farriers Journal Staff posted on October 5, 2024

This Week: Hoof-care professionals across the country and the ocean are sharing what they know with others in the industry through social media, webinars and videos. Here are a few of our favorites.

2016 International Hoof-Care Summit

[Video] Educational Partner (G.E. Forge & Tool): The New GEForge.com

May 19, 2016 | Posted in Equipment

Josh Garner of G.E. Forge & Tool talks about the new GE website, geforge.com, and gives a tour of the many features that make it a great landing page for farriers in need of product and dealer information.

2016 International Hoof-Care Summit

[Video] Educational Partner (G.E. Forge & Tool): Tool Improvements And Innovations

May 19, 2016 | Posted in Equipment

Josh Garner of G.E. Forge & Tool discusses recent improvements made to existing G.E. products, and showcases the latest innovation that's been added to their farrier hand tool lineup.

Farrier Q&A: April 2016

What is the best tool modification that you use? What are the steps involved in doing this?

April 4, 2016 | Posted in Equipment

What is the best tool modification that you use? What are the steps involved in doing this?

Back to Basics

No Need to Lose That High Nail

This simple trick will let you get a nail where you can clinch it without having to drive a new one

By Chris Gregory posted on June 24, 2015 | Posted in Shoeing

When shoeing in your everyday practice, it is common to drive a nail just a bit too high to clinch.

Pulloffs: The Old Standby

This tool will last a career with proper use, cleaning and a drop of oil

By Jeff Cota posted on July 1, 2014 | Posted in Equipment

Arguably the most dependable tool a farrier has in the shoeing box is a pair of pulloffs.

Red Flags for Farriers

Is it Time to Toss that Tool?

Look for the signs that your implements are beyond repair

By Danny Ward posted on April 1, 2014 | Posted in Equipment

As wear and tear takes its toll on our tools, a farrier's instinct is to tweak, maintain or fix it. There are times, though, when we should resist our natural tendency to repair it.

Back To Basics

Horseshoe Removal 101

Taking off old shoes properly makes the rest of any shoeing job go better

By Chris Gregory posted on July 1, 2006 | Posted in Education, Shoeing

When I was asked to write an article about pulling shoes, I thought it sounded fairly simple.

Shoeing For A Living

A Winding Road to a Veterinary Clinic

By Pat Tearney posted on July 1, 2005 | Posted in Therapeutic Shoeing

Back in the late 1980s, Pat Reilly thought there were veterinary clinics in his future. He was right — but a fork in his career path took him there by a different route than the one he’d originally planned.

Money Matters

If We Handed You $750, What Would You Buy?

Here's what farriers came up in terms of a "wish list" at last winter's trade shows

By Frank Lessiter posted on April 1, 2003 | Posted in Equipment

If someone told you to pick out anything that you wanted from all of the innovative farrier tools and supplies displayed at last winter’s farrier industry trade shows, what would you take home?

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Hoof-Care Highlights: Oct. 5, 2024

[Video] Educational Partner (G.E. Forge & Tool): The New GEForge.com

[Video] Educational Partner (G.E. Forge & Tool): Tool Improvements And Innovations

Farrier Q&A: April 2016

No Need to Lose That High Nail

Pulloffs: The Old Standby

Is it Time to Toss that Tool?

Horseshoe Removal 101

A Winding Road to a Veterinary Clinic

If We Handed You $750, What Would You Buy?

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