Highlighting sustainable livestock and carbon market solutions
Alltech is championing agriculture at the United Nations’ COP30 Climate Conference in Belém, Brazil, serving as a global advocate for the role of agriculture in climate solutions. The company’s mission is to bring agriculture into climate discussions and highlight its potential to feed a growing population while restoring the environment.
“With a presence in more than 140 countries, Alltech’s global perspective allows us to see the best of agricultural innovation in action,” said Dr. Mark Lyons, president and CEO of Alltech, a global animal nutrition and crop science leader.
“Every day, we witness remarkable innovation taking place around the world — new ideas and technologies that are improving agriculture and enhancing its impact on people, animals and the planet. Science and collaboration are driving solutions that strengthen economies, nourish communities and restore our natural resources. This is the true power of agriculture: its ability to shape the future.”
Alltech is presenting its powerful documentary World Without Cows alongside its new film World Without Cows Brazil: The Battle for Balance. These films illustrate how regenerative agriculture and pasture restoration can help Brazil expand food production while protecting forests.
The company’s work at COP30 builds on earlier global engagements. At Climate Week NYC, Alltech emphasized sustainable livestock and soil health. At the FAO’s Sustainable Livestock Transformation Conference in Rome, the organization’s documentary was featured to showcase how innovation is reshaping food systems.
Through its continued advocacy, Alltech is helping position agriculture as a key climate solution—proving that farmers and scientists together can create a future that is resilient, regenerative, and resource-positive.
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