American Farriers Journal Issue Survey: December 2015

On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score, please rate the articles you found in this recent issue. (If you have no opinion, please leave the rating block blank.) Add any additional comments about American Farriers Journal at the bottom.

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Frankly Speaking
Do You See What I See?
By Jeremy McGovern

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Are You Practicing Legally?
An Arkansas farrier and lawmaker changed veterinary practice act after he discovered horseshoeing ban.
By Jeff Cota

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Farrier Urges American Horse Council To Back Footcare Standards
It would entail development of a program to include education, training and eventual licensing of all farriers.
By Frank Lessiter

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Footcare By Committee
A gathering of several farriers in western Pennsylvania provides opportunity to discuss each other’s approach to hoof care.
By Jeremy McGovern

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Shoeing For Stifle Conditions
Accurate vet diagnosis and correct farriery principles can help ease pelvic limb lameness.
By Stuart Muir

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Thoughts On Defining The "Good" Foot
Approaching the concept of a “normal” foot led to an exercise in thinking about the elusive “good” foot.
By Jeff Ridley

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It All Started Because Someone Wanted To Show Off A Shoeing Truck
And 38 years later, Danny Ward’s Eastern Farrier Conference is still spreading the word on hoof-care education.
By Pat Tearney

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Preventing And Addressing Hoof Flares
Identifying and correctly managing deformations are critical to keeping horses sound.
By Audrey Pavia

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A Hands-On Approach To Sharpening Your Hoof Knife
A multi-step process may be old school, but results in a sharpened knife.
By Chris Gregory

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Nothing Goes To Waste In This Farrier's Shop
Farrier’s most important lesson is to think outside the box when at the forge.
By Jeremy McGovern

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All The King's Horses
Tennessee farrier has his work cut out for him with a tough case at Elvis Presley’s Graceland.
By Jeff Cota

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Pricing For Success
California farrier offers valuable tips on how you should be charging your clients.
By Jeff Cota

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Are You Choosing The Right Nail?
A wider selection equals options for your shoeing job.

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Quick Tips For Improving Your Bottom Line
British farrier David Nicholls shares his thoughts on making the business side of farriery more pleasant.
By Jeremy McGovern

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Improve Eyesight And Prevent Slippage With Speciality Specs
Clic reading glasses keep specs in place with a special neckband and bridge.
By Ian Gronau

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How Practical Are Venograms?
Early damage assessment is vital for acquiring best results and impacting shoe selection.
By Jeff Cota

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Book Notes	Book Notes 1	Book Notes 2	Book Notes 3	Book Notes 4	Book Notes 5
Farrier Q&A	Farrier Q&A 1	Farrier Q&A 2	Farrier Q&A 3	Farrier Q&A 4	Farrier Q&A 5
Product Preview	Product Preview 1	Product Preview 2	Product Preview 3	Product Preview 4	Product Preview 5
Shop Talk	Shop Talk 1	Shop Talk 2	Shop Talk 3	Shop Talk 4	Shop Talk 5
Spotlight On Hoof Care	Spotlight On Hoof Care 1	Spotlight On Hoof Care 2	Spotlight On Hoof Care 3	Spotlight On Hoof Care 4	Spotlight On Hoof Care 5
Research Journal	Research Journal 1	Research Journal 2	Research Journal 3	Research Journal 4	Research Journal 5

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* Frankly SpeakingDo You See What I See?By Jeremy McGovern

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* Are You Practicing Legally?An Arkansas farrier and lawmaker changed veterinary practice act after he discovered horseshoeing ban.By Jeff Cota

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* Farrier Urges American Horse Council To Back Footcare StandardsIt would entail development of a program to include education, training and eventual licensing of all farriers.By Frank Lessiter

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* Footcare By CommitteeA gathering of several farriers in western Pennsylvania provides opportunity to discuss each other’s approach to hoof care.By Jeremy McGovern

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* Shoeing For Stifle ConditionsAccurate vet diagnosis and correct farriery principles can help ease pelvic limb lameness.By Stuart Muir

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* Thoughts On Defining The "Good" FootApproaching the concept of a “normal” foot led to an exercise in thinking about the elusive “good” foot.By Jeff Ridley

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* It All Started Because Someone Wanted To Show Off A Shoeing TruckAnd 38 years later, Danny Ward’s Eastern Farrier Conference is still spreading the word on hoof-care education.By Pat Tearney

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* Preventing And Addressing Hoof FlaresIdentifying and correctly managing deformations are critical to keeping horses sound.By Audrey Pavia

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* A Hands-On Approach To Sharpening Your Hoof KnifeA multi-step process may be old school, but results in a sharpened knife.By Chris Gregory

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* Nothing Goes To Waste In This Farrier's ShopFarrier’s most important lesson is to think outside the box when at the forge.By Jeremy McGovern

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* All The King's HorsesTennessee farrier has his work cut out for him with a tough case at Elvis Presley’s Graceland.By Jeff Cota

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* Pricing For SuccessCalifornia farrier offers valuable tips on how you should be charging your clients.By Jeff Cota

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* Are You Choosing The Right Nail?A wider selection equals options for your shoeing job.

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* Quick Tips For Improving Your Bottom LineBritish farrier David Nicholls shares his thoughts on making the business side of farriery more pleasant.By Jeremy McGovern

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* Improve Eyesight And Prevent Slippage With Speciality SpecsClic reading glasses keep specs in place with a special neckband and bridge.By Ian Gronau

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* How Practical Are Venograms?Early damage assessment is vital for acquiring best results and impacting shoe selection.By Jeff Cota

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* Please rate the following departments on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score.

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Frankly Speaking
Do You See What I See?
By Jeremy McGovern

*
Are You Practicing Legally?
An Arkansas farrier and lawmaker changed veterinary practice act after he discovered horseshoeing ban.
By Jeff Cota

*
Farrier Urges American Horse Council To Back Footcare Standards
It would entail development of a program to include education, training and eventual licensing of all farriers.
By Frank Lessiter

*
Footcare By Committee
A gathering of several farriers in western Pennsylvania provides opportunity to discuss each other’s approach to hoof care.
By Jeremy McGovern

*
Shoeing For Stifle Conditions
Accurate vet diagnosis and correct farriery principles can help ease pelvic limb lameness.
By Stuart Muir

*
Thoughts On Defining The "Good" Foot
Approaching the concept of a “normal” foot led to an exercise in thinking about the elusive “good” foot.
By Jeff Ridley

*
It All Started Because Someone Wanted To Show Off A Shoeing Truck
And 38 years later, Danny Ward’s Eastern Farrier Conference is still spreading the word on hoof-care education.
By Pat Tearney

*
Preventing And Addressing Hoof Flares
Identifying and correctly managing deformations are critical to keeping horses sound.
By Audrey Pavia

*
A Hands-On Approach To Sharpening Your Hoof Knife
A multi-step process may be old school, but results in a sharpened knife.
By Chris Gregory

*
Nothing Goes To Waste In This Farrier's Shop
Farrier’s most important lesson is to think outside the box when at the forge.
By Jeremy McGovern

*
All The King's Horses
Tennessee farrier has his work cut out for him with a tough case at Elvis Presley’s Graceland.
By Jeff Cota

*
Pricing For Success
California farrier offers valuable tips on how you should be charging your clients.
By Jeff Cota

*
Are You Choosing The Right Nail?
A wider selection equals options for your shoeing job.

*
Quick Tips For Improving Your Bottom Line
British farrier David Nicholls shares his thoughts on making the business side of farriery more pleasant.
By Jeremy McGovern

*
Improve Eyesight And Prevent Slippage With Speciality Specs
Clic reading glasses keep specs in place with a special neckband and bridge.
By Ian Gronau

*
How Practical Are Venograms?
Early damage assessment is vital for acquiring best results and impacting shoe selection.
By Jeff Cota