This Week's Lineup:

• Vet-Farrier Partnerships
• Diamond Toe Horseshoe
• Solar Abscess
• Success as a Farrier
• Final Approach Podcast

With New World screwworms (NWS) making their way from Mexico into the U.S. in early June, farriers need to be taking precautions when working with horses housed in a quarantined area.

The Hoof-Care Roundtables are an important educational choice at each year’s International Hoof-Care Summit (IHCS). After these sessions, attendees walk away with ideas on how to more effectively solve a particular concern.

No national farrier organization has more than 8% of U.S. farriers as members.

This Week's Lineup:

• Applied Learning in Horseshoeing
• High Standards
• Unpacking Equine Diagnostics
• Traction on a Barrel Horse
• Toe Crack Resection

This exclusive 3-part American Farriers Journal series looks at facts about the hoof-care industry and its national organizations.

When much of your hoof-care education is coming from in-person events, it’s important that those events contain valuable information. Here, I’ve collected a few tips and tricks to demonstrate the value of getting out to your local clinic or contest.