Alltech's annual feed survey announced a 3% increase in feed production in 2018, according to Alltech's president Dr. Mark Lyons, who presented the numbers to the media in a webinar today. The survey is meant to represent 29,605 mills which produced an estimated 1.103 billion metric tons of feed in the most recent calendar year.

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Global feed production is at an all-time high. In the 2019 Global Feed Survey, Alltech estimates a strong 3% growth to 1.068 billion metric tons of feed produced. This is the third consecutive year the survey exceeded the billion-ton production mark.

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Changing consumer trends around the world will affect animal feed production in 2019, according to Mark Lyons, president and CEO of Alltech, who presented the company’s 2019 Global Feed Survey on Tuesday.

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After spending six years residing in Beijing and leading the Alltech China office, Mark Lyons foresees a shift from pig feed production in China to other species. China once again held the top spot in global swine feed production with 79.6 million metric tons in 2018, but with African swine fever continuing to spread throughout the country, that number could significantly go down in 2019, according to the latest results from Alltech’s 2019 Global Feed Survey.

The 2019 Alltech Global Feed Survey, released today, estimates that world feed production has increased by a strong 3 percent to 1.103 billion metric tons of feed produced in 2018, exceeding 1 billion metric tons for the third consecutive year. The eighth edition of the annual survey includes data from 144 countries and nearly 30,000 feed mills.

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After entering Alltech’s #PicMeONE18 online agvocacy photo contest for the first time last year, and being selected as the winner, Wiedenbeck entered Alltech’s #iamAG photo contest this year. After Facebook users voted for their favorite photographs this past fall, she was selected as the winner again, earning her a free trip to the international conference.

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Alltech 2018 harvest analysis finds highest levels of risk from DON, fusaric acid and fumonisin in Europe.

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The International Animal Health Journal sat down with Mark Lyons, Alltech CEO and president and Alric Blake, Alltech’s Chief Operating Officer to learn about Alltech’s place in the animal health industry, and their goals for the future.

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The study of poultry production has progressed significantly over the past several years, including the introduction of more complex research approaches to understand changes in the bird.

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