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.

You’d be surprised how many heads will turn when you smell like the bottom of a horse’s hoof.

The American Farrier’s Association became the latest equine organization to endorse the American Horse Council’s National Welfare Code of Practice.

Our in-depth eGuide on “Options Aplenty To Give Working Horses A Little Extra Help” offers plenty of field-tested, practical ideas ranging all the way from the trim to the need for protection and support to keep working horses on the go. Plus, it’s FREE.

The American and International Associations of Professional Farriers is accepting applications for its annual Roy Bloom Scholarship Program.

The American Quarter Horse Association will publish names of those breaking the organization’s rules pertaining to inhumane treatment and unsportsmanlike conduct.

Kenton Morgan, DVM, discusses how horse owners can effectively manage their deworming treatment. He also highlights a recent AVMA study that compared Quest Gel to Panacur Powerpac, the result of which showed that Quest Gel was 99.99% effective for reducing small strongyles compared to the 41.9% effectiveness of Panacur Powerpac.

Kenton Morgan, DVM, details recommended uses for DORMOSEDAN GEL® and how the product works to mildly sedate horses.