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Founded in 1980 by Irish entrepreneur and scientist Dr. Pearse Lyons, Alltech delivers smarter, more sustainable solutions for agriculture. Our diverse portfolio of products and services improves the health and performance of plants and animals, resulting in better nutrition for all and a decreased environmental impact. We are a global leader in the agriculture industry. Our team produces specialty ingredients, premix supplements, feed and biologicals, backed by science and an unparalleled platform of services. Strengthened by more than 40 years of scientific research, we carry forward a legacy of innovation and a unique culture that views challenges through an entrepreneurial lens. As a private, family-owned company, we adapt quickly to our customers’ needs and focus on advanced innovation. We believe agriculture has the greatest potential to shape the future of our planet. Our more than 5,000 talented team members worldwide share our vision of Working Together for a Planet of Plenty™. Together, we can provide nutrition for all, revitalize local economies and replenish the planet’s natural resources. Headquartered just outside of Lexington, Kentucky, USA, Alltech serves customers in more than 140 countries, has five bioscience centers, and operates more than 75 manufacturing facilities across the globe.www.alltech.com

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Oct 16, 2026

Sarah MuirheadHOST
0:00
[upbeat music] Welcome to Feedstuffs Pork Nation, where we dig deep and get to the heart of the issues affecting the pork industry.
Sarah MuirheadHOST
0:14
Feedstuffs Pork Nation is brought to you by Alltech.
Sarah MuirheadHOST
0:17
Alltech delivers smart, more sustainable solutions for agriculture through a diverse portfolio of products and services.
Sarah MuirheadHOST
0:24
Contact the Alltech Pork team or visit go.alltech.com/swine-research to learn more.
Sarah MuirheadHOST
0:34
I'm Sarah Muirhead, and I will be your host for this episode.
Sarah MuirheadHOST
0:38
Joining me are Jamil Fassim, senior nutritionist and technical specialist at Alltech, and Henrique Cemim, senior swine nutritionist, also with Alltech.
Sarah MuirheadHOST
0:49
This episode is the first in a miniseries that we will be doing here on Feedstuffs Pork Nation, where we will be exploring the use of organic trace minerals in feeding programs.
Sarah MuirheadHOST
1:01
So let's get started with a, a bit of background on each of you.
Geraldine BrouwerGUEST
19:33
We want whole food.
Geraldine BrouwerGUEST
19:34
We want it formulated with whole food." And I said, "I understand that, and I understand the reasonings for that," but we source from, from Alltech and from, uh, like, from U...
Geraldine BrouwerGUEST
19:42
so we're not using anything sourced from China.
Geraldine BrouwerGUEST
19:44
Um, we are trying to source the highest quality, um, they're chelated prot- uh, proteinate, um, vitamin mineral mixes which are, like, the highest quality with the highest bioavailability.
Ben KiefferHOST
1:13
And, and making a film like this, as you can imagine, takes some serious resources.
Ben KiefferHOST
1:17
Alltech, a, a global agricultural company, backed the project.
Ben KiefferHOST
1:21
So as we get into our conversation, I'll be curious about how that partnership worked.
Ben KiefferHOST
1:25
Let's welcome Michelle Michael and Brandon Whitworth, uh, to River to River.

6 MINS LATER

Ben KiefferHOST
7:39
Uh, I think your website worldwithoutcows.com would have the locations.
Ben KiefferHOST
7:44
You can search for that in, in Iowa, also the Midwest, Illinois, anywhere you, you like.
Ben KiefferHOST
7:49
But l- I wanna get this out of the way, because this is a film funded by Alltech, as I mentioned at the start, agricultural company.
Ben KiefferHOST
7:55
Uh, one reviewer I saw wrote that, "Skeptical viewers can be forgiven for thinking it's a cattle industry ad." Um, a- and I wanna play a little bit of an Oatly ad.
Charlotte AshleyHOST
27:22
Up at Wrekin.
Charlotte AshleyHOST
27:23
And it was, I was invited by, um, Alltech, which is, owns Keenan, uh, the, the feed mixer that we have.
Charlotte AshleyHOST
27:32
And I was invited by one of the guys who works there.
Charlotte AshleyHOST
27:35
I went, I sat on a panel discussion afterwards to discuss it, and I was just so dejected really.
Charlotte AshleyHOST
27:41
Is that the right word? I was just really meh about it all because it was a very, Alltech's a massive global company with a lot of money, and now I'm not saying that it was biased in any way because it wasn't.
Charlotte AshleyHOST
27:54
It, but it was, it was kind of supporting the use of, like, I'm not gonna say Bova or whatever it was called.
Rebecca WilsonHOST
28:03
Bo- the, yeah, Bo-
Jeff MattocksPANELIST
55:24
So in an immune stressed environment or in a known health situation, the selenium yeast products tend to be absorbed faster and be utilized at a higher level.
Jeff MattocksPANELIST
55:45
So you would be looking for like the Alltech selenium yeast and there's two or three others on the market that make a selenium yeast product, but you just need a very small amount of a selenium yeast.
Jeff MattocksPANELIST
56:02
But typically sodium selenite is what's being used in most feeds.
Jeff MattocksPANELIST
56:08
You know, we'd have to work together, look at the labels on what human capsule you got and just do the math.
Brandon WhitworthGUEST
8:47
Yeah, so executive producer Mark Lyons, he is the funding source.
Brandon WhitworthGUEST
8:51
So Mark is the president and CEO of a company called Alltech, which is an agricultural company based in central Kentucky.
Brandon WhitworthGUEST
8:59
And we are full-time employees of that company.
Brandon WhitworthGUEST
9:04
So that's how we've been telling these ag stories for the past, you know, 10 years together and then for the past five years focused on World Without Cows.
Chip FloryHOST
0:29
We are live at the World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisconsin.
Chip FloryHOST
0:33
And a big thank you this morning to Alltech for making our coverage from Madison possible.
Chip FloryHOST
0:39
We'll learn more about what's happening at Alltech later in the show.
Chip FloryHOST
0:43
First up, we'll get the news update and a message from Margie Echolkamp, editor of The Scoop.
Chip FloryHOST
0:48
Then we will welcome in Marilyn Hershey from Dairy Management, Inc.

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Chip FloryHOST
9:01
You can get more on that story and a whole lot more.
Chip FloryHOST
9:04
www.thedailyscoop.com. We are live at the World Dairy Expo.
Chip FloryHOST
9:09
Thanks to Alltech.
Sophie GregoryHOST
45:37
It actually gives a very balanced view.
Sophie GregoryHOST
45:41
So it was commissioned by Alltech, who are like a feed supplementary business, and they also do a lot of cum footprint.
Sophie GregoryHOST
45:47
And it was a response to, they went to the Super Bowl and they saw the Oatly advert at halftime.
Sophie GregoryHOST
45:54
And they were sat there and they thought, no, actually, we need to tell our story.
Jennifer ShikeHOST
1:24
But my guest today has built his career around an uncommon superpower: finding clarity in the noise, taking complex problems and turning them into simple momentum building action.
Jennifer ShikeHOST
1:35
Joining me today is Andy Rash, vice president of US Specialty Ingredients at Alltech.
Jennifer ShikeHOST
1:40
Andy is a husband, a dad to three great kids, a talented livestock judge and stockman and agricultural leader.
Jennifer ShikeHOST
1:47
He's someone who isn't afraid to walk into a room, embrace the chaos, and ask the question, "What if?" Andy, welcome to The Pork Podcast.

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Jennifer ShikeHOST
11:10
It's neat to see how you've all found success, and we're so glad that you found your way into the swine industry.
Jennifer ShikeHOST
11:15
And, and tell us, how did you, how did you get...
Jennifer ShikeHOST
11:17
You know, obviously you had some experiences growing up in the swine industry and were exposed to pigs and so forth along the way, but how did you get to where you are today at Alltech?
Andy RashGUEST
11:28
Yeah, it's a good question.
Glenn HebertHOST
30:35
If there was a press conference at the horse park about something, we'd go.
Glenn HebertHOST
30:40
If Alltech did a press conference, we'd go, mostly because the Alltech ones included alcohol.
Glenn HebertHOST
30:46
So we made sure we went to all of those.
Glenn HebertHOST
30:49
But we went to every part of it.
Glenn HebertHOST
30:51
We did a fundraiser for the para team at Alltech in the TV studios at Alltech.
Glenn HebertHOST
30:56
They provided everything.
Glenn HebertHOST
30:58
And we raised like $10,000 for the para team to be able to compete at Alltech.
Glenn HebertHOST
31:05
At the WEG.

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