American Farriers Journal
American Farriers Journal is the “hands-on” magazine for professional farriers, equine veterinarians and horse care product and service buyers.
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Anatomy
Stay up to date on the latest instruction and information about the anatomy of equine distal limb.
Business Practices
Find tried and true methods to improve farrier practices through scheduling, pricing strategies, expenses, hiring and firing clients and much more.
Clients
Explore helpful tips on everything from educating clients, getting them to buy into footcare strategies, billing, relationships and much more.
Disciplines & Breeds
Explore the various methods, protocols, advice, tips and strategies to tend to the footcare of the various breeds and disciplines.
Education
Check out research, advice, how-to instruction and much more valuable information to expand your hoof-care knowledge.
Equipment
Trouble with the forge? Tools need repair? Looking for ways to maximize the efficiency of your rig? Find tips and advice on these and so much more.
Forging
Shape your forging knowledge with tips, advice, techniques, mechanics and much more from farriers around the world.
Diseases
Information and approaches farriers take while dealing with a number of diseases of the equine foot.
Lamenesses
Discover protocols, advice and other valuable information on how to handle soft tissue injuries, laminitis, caudal heel pain or any other lamenesses that farriers face on a day-in, day-out basis.
Nutrition
Fill up your plate with information, tips and advice you can share with your footcare clients on how nutrition plays a critical role in the health of the equine foot.
Safety & Healthcare
Find tips and advice from equine footcare professionals around the world on protecting yourself at the anvil, as well as under the horse.
Shoeing
Connect to tips and information that can help farriers with their day-to-day work.
Therapeutic Shoeing
Explore the valuable strategies to help farriers maneuver through the various problems that afflict the hoof capsule and lower limb.
Trimming
Learn valuable how-to tips, advice and techniques from farriers around the world on how they trim their clients’ horses.
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Reiner Farriers Focus on More Than the Slide
Training the Next Generation of West Texas Farriers
Defining and Fixing a Horse’s Club Foot
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Videos
Mapping the Equine Hoof
Lubbock, Texas, farrier Blane Chapman demonstrates Professor William Russell’s hoof mapping technique, which he utilizes on each of the horses that he shoes.
Events
Pat Gallahan Memorial Horseshoeing and Forging Contest
Date: 09/14/19
Location: Prescott, AZ
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