American Farriers Journal Issue Survey: March 2016

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Frankly Speaking
Looking To Broaden The Farriers Role In Research
By Jeremy McGovern

Horseshoeing's Engineering Puzzle Charms Finger Lakes Farrier
Kirk Smith enjoys the challenge of balancing the horse's system of levers and pulleys.
By Jeff Cota

Attendees Marvel At The "Strongest Summit To Date"
Footcare professionals enjoy 4 days of "priceless" education.
By Mitch Taylor

IHCS 2016 Photo Album
Another year, another record crowd to improve footcare at the International Hoof-Care Summit.

Key Points For Managing Laminitis
At a winter clinic, farrier Travis Burns reviewed options available and the critical need to adhere to principles of treatment. 
By Jeremy McGovern

When Is Something A True Innovation Vs. A Fad?
In the absence of hard scientific data, hoof-care professionals must turn to critical thinking.
By Pat Tearney 

Six Honored For Lifetime Contributions To Hoof Care
Three farriers and three veterinarians are inducted into Halls Of Fame for their life-long achievements in the footcare field. 
By Jaime Elftman

Farriers Recognized As Future Footcare Leaders
Three farriers were honored for making remarkable progress in their footcare careers just 3 years out of shoeing school.
By Amy Johnson

Watching The Horse At Work
Observation offers valuable trimming and shoeing insights.
By Christy Corp-Minamiji

Success With Show Horses Demands Managing The Schedule
Managing the schedule of show horses requires careful planning and thorough communication with the footcare team.
By Tim Shannon

Getting Better Results With Hospital Plates
Various insights on using hospital plates can help improve your chances for success.

Hygiene Considerations For The Farrier
In this already dangerous profession, pests and bacteria present additional threats.
By Drew Morales

New York Farrier Shines In Mail-In Challenge
Farrier Matthews Rice says persistence helped him win the second-annual Summit Mail-In Forging Exercise.
By Jeremy McGovern 

Boost Your Practice By Adding Perceived Value
Enhance your business and bottom line by providing services that cost you little.
By Shane Westman

Improve Your Tool Efficiency
Proper care and use will make your job easier and boost your bottom line.
By Jeff Cota

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