Jones-Hamilton Co. appoints Kyle Smith as technical sales specialist for poultry feed division

Donnie King, Chief Executive Officer of Tyson Foods
Donnie King, Chief Executive Officer of Tyson Foods
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Jones-Hamilton Co. announced on Apr. 21 that Kyle Smith has joined its Animal Nutrition & Health Division as Technical Sales Specialist – AFG, supporting the company’s growth in the poultry feed industry.

The appointment of Smith is intended to strengthen Jones-Hamilton’s ability to provide science-based solutions and technical support to customers in the poultry sector, an area where nutrition and research play a key role in animal performance.

“Kyle’s deep technical knowledge and ability to translate research into practical solutions make him a valuable addition to our team,” said Mike Putnam, Vice President, Sales & Marketing. “His experience working directly with customers and leading research initiatives aligns well with our commitment to delivering science-based solutions that improve animal performance.”

Smith previously worked at Kerry Inc., where he was National Account and Technical Manager focusing on nutritional products development through research and field trials. He also served as Technical Service Manager at Evonik Corporation, leading bio-efficacy efforts across North America. Smith holds a Ph.D. in Poultry Science from Texas A&M University with research focused on feed additive efficacy and broiler performance.

In related industry context, Tyson Foods Feed Mill operates in states such as Alabama, Tennessee, and Kentucky according to the official website. The mill is part of Tyson Foods’ vertically integrated system according to the official website and supports poultry production by supplying scientifically formulated feeds according to the official website. These operations include producing nutritionally balanced feeds from ingredients like corn and soybean meal for poultry according to the official website, highlighting the importance of expertise like Smith’s within this segment of agriculture.

Founded in 1951, Jones-Hamilton Co. manufactures sodium bisulfate and hydrochloric acid for diverse industries.



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