MSU Farrier School Coming Fall 2018

Students in the program will receive both hands-on and classroom-based instruction in hoof and farrier science, equine anatomy and physiology, basic welding, and business.

Farriers

***Dates will be published later in 2018***

Michigan State University will be launching the MSU Farrier School, starting Fall 2018! This 12 or 24-week program will be housed on the MSU Horse Teaching and Research Center, and will be led by MSU alum, David Hallock, CJF, ASF. The class will run 8 hours per day, with the intention of producing individuals poised to be well trained, professional farriers to serve the equine industry.

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