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How could changing weather conditions impact mycotoxin risk in feed?Join WATT Feed & Grain’s upcoming webinar sponsored ...
09/02/2026

How could changing weather conditions impact mycotoxin risk in feed?

Join WATT Feed & Grain’s upcoming webinar sponsored by Alltech and EnviroLogix, Changing Weather, Changing Risk: Managing Mycotoxins in Feed Under Uncertain Conditions.

Explore how weather-driven crop stress can impact feed quality and what proactive strategies can help mitigate risk. Industry experts will share practical insights on sampling, rapid testing and data-driven decision-making to support feed safety and animal performance, while demonstrating how advances in testing and risk assessment are helping deliver more informed management decisions.

Speakers include:
Dr. Alexandra Weaver, Alltech Technology Group
Joshua Teulker, Alltech Technology Group
John Bielecki, EnviroLogix
Kasey Kerperin, EnviroLogix
Dr. Jan Dutton, Prescient Weather

September 3, 9:00 a.m. CDT (3:00 p.m. U.K./Ireland)

Register today: https://bit.ly/3UvNddI

Behind every successful dairy operation are dedicated employees whose hard work, commitment and care make a difference e...
08/18/2026

Behind every successful dairy operation are dedicated employees whose hard work, commitment and care make a difference every single day.

That's why Alltech was proud to host soccer tournaments in Kewaunee, Wisconsin, and Alto, Michigan, bringing together dairy workers, their families, employers and local communities for a day of friendly competition, connection and appreciation.

These tournaments are about much more than soccer. They're an opportunity to recognize the hardworking men and women of the dairy industry, strengthen relationships beyond the workplace and celebrate the teamwork that helps farms thrive.

Michigan's competition included teams from:

• SwissLane Dairy
• Spring Creek Dairy
• Chase Crest Hill Farms
• Crossroads Dairy
• Willow Point Dairy.

In Wisconsin, the tournament featured teams from:

• Ebert Dairy
• Dairy Dreams
• Tinedale Dairy
• Grotegut Dairy
• Kinnard Dairy
• Pagel's Ponderosa Dairy

Dairy farming requires long hours, dedication and resilience. Taking time to gather outside of work allows employees to relax, enjoy time with their families, build friendships across farms and create a stronger sense of community.

For those attending the tournament in Michigan, the day carried even greater meaning, as it honored the legacy of a fellow dairy worker. SwissLane Farms established the tournament to honor the memory of Sebastian Szymanski, who had worked as a hoof trimmer for the farm and who passed away unexpectedly several years ago. Soccer was one of Sebastian’s greatest passions, and he had dreamed of organizing a tournament that would bring together dairy employees, their families and the local community.

Thank you to every player, family member, volunteer and dairy who helped make these tournaments such a success. Here's to building stronger communities — on the farm and on the field.

Read the full press release at the link in the comments.

A Round of Golf. A Lifetime of Impact.On , we're reminded that making a difference often starts with people coming toge...
08/17/2026

A Round of Golf. A Lifetime of Impact.

On , we're reminded that making a difference often starts with people coming together for a common purpose.

That's the spirit behind the 2026 Alltech Make a Difference Golf Scramble.

On Monday, September 14, we'll gather at Connemara Golf Course to enjoy a day of golf and giving back — but the true impact reaches far beyond the fairways.

Proceeds from this year's event will support the Silver Charm Project through the Pearse Lyons ACE Foundation, helping fund the training and placement of service dogs for survivors of trauma, including veterans, first responders and disaster survivors.

Whether you're joining us as a golfer, sponsor or supporter, you're helping create life-changing opportunities for those who need them most.

⛳ Register today and join us for a day that drives change: https://www.alltech.com/make-a-difference-golf-scramble

"I have now completed more than 11 years with Alltech, and honestly, it doesn’t feel that long. Because when you are eng...
08/14/2026

"I have now completed more than 11 years with Alltech, and honestly, it doesn’t feel that long. Because when you are engaged, learning and enjoying your work, time just flies." —Pradeep Tiwari, business general manager, Southern & Western India, Alltech India

From rejection to leadership, Pradeep Tiwari’s career journey is built on persistence, growth and gratitude. Ready to cultivate a new path? Start your journey here: https://hubs.ly/Q04s-S1f0

We're pleased to announce new leadership roles within our U.S. business that align the team in innovation, customer part...
08/12/2026

We're pleased to announce new leadership roles within our U.S. business that align the team in innovation, customer partnership and commercial ex*****on while building on its strong foundation of exceptional people. The changes are designed to strengthen Alltech's ability to serve its customers in an evolving marketplace.

The new appointments to the Alltech U.S. leadership team include:

∙ Andy Rash, vice president (U.S.), specialty ingredients
∙ Dr. Luke Miller, general manager, U.S. dairy
∙ Laurentia van Rensburg, general manager, U.S. beef
∙ Dr. Curtis Novak, general manager, U.S. poultry
∙ Mark Hulsebus, general manager, U.S. pork
∙ CJ Tanderup, general manager, national/regional mills and co-ops
∙ Jim Bannerman, director of national accounts

🔗 Find the link to the press release in the comments.

Each year, on and around Aug. 3, Alltech team members around the world participate in Make a Difference Day. This celebr...
08/11/2026

Each year, on and around Aug. 3, Alltech team members around the world participate in Make a Difference Day. This celebration recognizes the birthday of Alltech founder Dr. Pearse Lyons and honors his lifelong dedication to making a difference in the lives of others.

Make a Difference Day reflects a belief that has long shaped Alltech’s culture: Success is measured not only in what we achieve, but in what we do to help others thrive.

As they do every year, Alltech team members were inspired by Make a Difference Day 2026 to take part in a wide range of service projects, from one-time volunteer opportunities to continuing service as part of multi-year relationships with local organizations.

The stories below are a welcome reminder that however we show up for our neighbors and our communities on Make a Difference Day — and all year round — we’re demonstrating what it truly means to be an Alltechian.

Stay tuned for more stories from this year's .

Why should the next generation return to the ranch? Dr. Sebastian Mejia Turcios, on-farm sustainability specialist for A...
08/05/2026

Why should the next generation return to the ranch? Dr. Sebastian Mejia Turcios, on-farm sustainability specialist for Alltech, shares insights about succession with Progressive Cattle in his latest article. https://bit.ly/4br3UN1

08/03/2026

It feels as though my father is still with us, as his legacy continues to be lived out through the thousands of Alltechians around the world, as well as through the many friends whose lives he impacted. These individuals continue to think, lead and act with the generosity, optimism and determination that defined Dr. Pearse Lyons.

Following his passing in 2018, we chose to honor his birthday through service, remembering words he shared that became a rallying call for us: “We made a difference.” It began as Make a Difference Day and has grown into a week of celebration — and, more importantly, a year-round commitment to doing what Dad did innately with each human connection. Man, I miss that guy!

That commitment can be seen across our global family:

• In Japan, our team returned to the same children’s home for the eighth consecutive year.
• In Kentucky, colleagues have supported Arbor Youth Services since 2016.
• In the Philippines, our team continues to support women’s safety and well-being.
• In New Zealand, colleagues maintain their long-standing support of the IHC Calf & Rural Scheme.
• In Dunboyne, our team provides local students with science, mentorship and hands-on learning.

These are not activities that only take place on one day. They are relationships our teams continue to strengthen year after year.

Sometimes making a difference means raising money. Sometimes it means sharing your time or expertise, offering encouragement or simply being present.

No contribution is too small. When thousands of individual efforts come together, they can create an impact far greater than any one person could achieve alone.

Today, we celebrate Dad by continuing to walk the path he lit, improving the lives of people, animals and communities every day.

I remember so many times — in big and small ways, in public and in private — how he made his impact. It is impossible not to feel inspired by those stories, and impossible not to bring something positive to every interaction, every day.

The first week of August has always been special to our family, with my father, my sister and my aunt celebrating birthd...
08/01/2026

The first week of August has always been special to our family, with my father, my sister and my aunt celebrating birthdays within days of one another. Over time, that family celebration has grown into an opportunity for the entire Alltech family to give back.

Yesterday, I was proud to log another 3 kilometers in the 2026K Charitable Challenge alongside more than 80 friends and colleagues here in Brazil.

My father was known for moving the finish line whenever we reached it. Today, our teams are carrying that spirit forward by moving the starting line ahead — finding ways to make a difference before the celebration even begins.

Throughout July, our Brazilian team collected more than 600 kilograms of non-perishable food for the Women’s Cancer Support Network of Maringá, which supports approximately 150 vulnerable families each month.

That is the legacy we choose to honor.

The Make a Difference Dash is not simply about reaching a finish line. It is about making the most of the precious dash between the years of our lives and creating an impact that continues long after us.

For Alltechians, making a difference is not only something we do. It is part of who we are.

You can help carry that spirit forward by donating or joining the 2026K Charitable Challenge. New participants who donate $26 or more — and current challengers who make an additional donation — will receive 250 bonus points and the Make a Difference Day badge.

It is not only about how you finish. It is about how you start, keep going and make a difference along the way.

Join us in congratulating the recipients of the third round of the Bluegrass AgTech Development Corp Challenge Grant!Lau...
07/30/2026

Join us in congratulating the recipients of the third round of the Bluegrass AgTech Development Corp Challenge Grant!

Launched in 2024, the Challenge Grant program aims to attract and grow ag-tech and food-based businesses in Lexington and across the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The first two funding rounds, announced in August 2024 and September 2025, awarded a combined $925,000 to 10 companies. That funding has helped generate more than $12 million in follow-on investments in those companies, which support 72 jobs and have facilitated nearly 100 farm engagements.

This year, the program received applications from more than 30 companies. Following a competitive review process, six were selected to receive a combined $550,000 in grant funding.

Meet the 2026 Challenge Grant recipients:

FarmSense is commercializing an affordable soil-moisture sensor developed in collaboration with Kentucky farmers. In field testing, the sensor led to improved crop quality and a 40–48% reduction in water use. At FarmSense, the Challenge Grant funds will support Kentucky-based manufacturing and optimization of the sensor's calibration, as well as the initiation of a 15- to 20-farm pilot program ahead of its commercial launch.

Lepidext is revolutionizing insect pest control by developing biopesticides that help manage populations of the corn earworm and other destructive lepidopteran pests. The company'ss biopesticides are designed to be safe, effective, species-specific and easy to use.

Need More Acres Farm is a Kentucky-based farm and regional food hub connecting locally grown food with healthcare systems, schools and community partners through Food is Medicine, Farm to School and home delivery programs. Additionally, the farm's Food is Medicine work integrates clinical referrals and participant data collection, allowing healthcare partners to prescribe local produce and track outcomes.

Pascal Tags is adapting its proven Barcode 2.0™ platform — already deployed with customers that include GE Appliances and the Defense Logistics Agency — for agricultural applications, replacing failure-prone paper records and traditional barcodes with durable, automated asset tracking for farm inputs, harvested products and reusable agricultural equipment.

Silver Fern is a software company based in Lexington, Kentucky, that helps greenhouse and nursery growers forecast demand, plan production and fulfill orders. Silver Fern will utilize the Challenge Grant funds to support RESTOCK, its AI demand-forecasting module, which uses machine learning to predict store-level plant demand and cut the losses that come from narrow, weather-dependent selling windows.

Sunnyside Egg Co. is scaling regenerative, mobile egg production to give Kentucky farmers a lower-cost path into pasture-raised eggs. These grant funds will support the expansion of the company’s packing facility, as well as increasing production to 45,000 hens and the development of carbon credit software.

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