The transformative power of ideas is the focus of ONE: The Alltech Ideas Conference 2018, May 20–22, in Lexington, Kentucky.

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The annual Alltech symposium, which draws thousands of international visitors to Lexington each May, is the brain child of Irish entrepreneur and scientist Dr. Pearse Lyons, founder of Alltech, who passed away earlier this year. “This meeting is synonymous with Pearse Lyons,” says his son Dr. Mark Lyons, who is now president and chairman of Alltech. “All the way through, this program will be remembering him.”

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Nashville, Ten (RFD-TV) ONE18: The 2018 Alltech Ideas Conference kicks of May 20 in Lexington, Kentucky, as industry leaders convene to explore how ideas can lead to innovations that change the course of businesses and lives. Aidan Connolly, Alltech Chief Innovation Officer, Corporate Accounts VP, joined us live in studio to give us a preview and to discuss what makes this a conference unlike any other.

A calf's immune system and gut health is important in development for the rest of its lifetime. The antibodies from colostrom protect calves until their immune systems are fully functioning at about two weeks of age.

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    The International Federation of Agricultural Journalists (IFAJ) announced the recipients of the 2018 IFAJ/Alltech Young Leaders in Agricultural Journalism Award. This year's program, sponsored by Alltech, honors 10 young agricultural journalists and communicators who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in reporting as well as excellent potential as leaders of the industry in the years to come. 

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Mike Castle, Alltech COO and executive vice president, explains how the annual Alltech Global Feed Survey informs our strategy and why we give our team “freedom to make mistakes, to make a path, to go where others have been afraid to go.”

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The small crustacean Lepeophtheirus salmonis, commonly referred to as sea lice, has a major impact on the production of Atlantic salmon (Salmo sala). Sea lice feed on fish skin, mucus and blood, with severe damage caused during high infestations.

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