Jack Millman

Farrier Licensing, Still Divisive As Ever

Exclusive American Farriers Journal survey reveals mandate for quality and control standards

By Jeff Cota posted on October 30, 2015 | Posted in Business Practices, Education

Licensing has a long and divisive history within the farrier trade.

Farrier Quick Takes

[Video] Foal Limbs And Abnormalities

December 19, 2014 | Posted in Anatomy, Education, Lamenesses

Learn about a reference pocket book that can aid farriers in discussions with horse owners about abnormalities in the foal limb.

From The Desk Of AFJ

In My Day ...

By Jeremy McGovern posted on December 5, 2014 | Posted in Clients

Farriers of a certain age often bemoan the lack of horsemanship among many horse owners today. These shoers have lived it, so they can speak to it through their collective experiences.

Hoof-Care E-Mail Q&A

January 1, 2011 | Posted in Clients, Education, Shoeing

Q: How do you deal with a quicked foot when you’ve actually drawn blood with your hoof knife or from driving a nail?

35 More Farriers Who Helped Make AFJ What It Is Today

We continue our search through the archives to recall the first appearances in our magazine’s pages of some of hoof-care’s best

By Pat Tearney posted on November 1, 2010 | Posted in Business Practices

We continue our search through the archives to recall the first appearances in our magazine’s pages of some of hoof-care’s best

Overcome Cold and Snow with These Winter Shoeing Tips

Pick and choose from among the following ideas for keeping yourself and the horses comfortable during the difficult season ahead

By Ron Perszewski posted on September 1, 2005 | Posted in Education, Nutrition, Safety & Healthcare

Shoers in the north, start practicing now. Put away your calendar. Avoid eye contact with your weatherman. Don’t look up while the leaves change color and the birds fly south.

Farriers' Roundtable

March 1, 2002 | Posted in Diseases

White line disease is an invasion of opportunistic bacteria, fungi and probably yeast that has the ability to consume the inner horn of the hoof.

Farriers' Roundtable

March 1, 2001 | Posted in Education

What should I do with a chronically lame horse that is no longer lame, but does not grow any toe?

Farriers' Roundtable

How Do You Deal With Clients Who've Read Off-Beat Shoeing Articles?

July 1, 2000 | Posted in Clients, Shoeing

“When your shoeing customers refer to shoeing practices they have read in magazines or on the Internet, your best course of action is to discuss them fully as to their merit and in the context of your understanding of the concept."

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Farrier Licensing, Still Divisive As Ever

[Video] Foal Limbs And Abnormalities

In My Day ...

Hoof-Care E-Mail Q&A

35 More Farriers Who Helped Make AFJ What It Is Today

Overcome Cold and Snow with These Winter Shoeing Tips

Farriers' Roundtable

Farriers' Roundtable

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