
Trent Loos' Podcast
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Loos Tales Sept 9, 2016 Mayor Jean Stothert finds it in herself to pardon "Sal the Gal" in support of BaconFest 2016
For the 4th consecutive year Team Loos has a pig that has received a pardon from the Mayor of Omaha. Don't lose focus it is all about promoting the Kroc Center for kids in Omaha.

Loos Tales Sept 7, 2016 Celebration of Dave Erickson's life focused on what he truly valued in life on earth
Dave Erickson a father, grandfather, farmer and God fearing American set the correct path for his family to follow. Today's tribute explains why we should all hope to be as successful in that endeavor as Dave has been.

Loos Trails and Tales Aug 26, 2016 Rockin Robbie Hodges latest victim of Political Correctness decaying our nation
Rodeo Barrelman Robbie Hodges had his contract canceled due to speaking the truth at rodeo performance in Michigan. Marty Beard brings it to our attention and suggest if we don't step up now we will be stepped on next.

Superior Beef Tip Aug 26, 2016 So do we need a genetic marker for beef fat melting point? Apparently
Dr. Stephen Smith Texas A&M says that oleic fat in brisket taste better because of a lower melting point. Kobe beef has lowest overall melting point actually half of other beef fat.

Rural Route Radio Aug 26, 2016 Sustainability from a real Patriot on his Family Farming operation, its Troy Hadrick
Why have we in agriculture allowed so many great words to be hijacked? In addition we discuss TRUE SUSTAINABILITY in beef farming, profitable, high quality beef people want to pay a premium for.

Loos Tales Aug 25, 2016 The word Patriot has been hijacked in 2016 and I share who did it
Sheryl Spencer from the state of Washington joins me today to discuss how the endearing term "Patriot" no longer means what it did. How do we fix that?

Dakota Trails and Tales Aug 23, 2016 Crop dusters where would we be without them? PEST RIDDEN
I think one of the best kept secrets in the entire food system is the value the ag aviators bring to the farm. Today I will give a series of reminders about how important chemicals and the fellers willing to risk so much to help.

Loos Tales for Aug 22, 2016 Kaden Bryant may only be 8 years old but he knows farming
Heath & Abbie Bryant have a true farmer in their oldest son 8 year old Kaden. You don't need to see the body language with his excitement it comes through loud and clear in his voice...just listen.

Dakota Trails and Tales Aug 19, 2016 Dakota Access protest is moved to ND State Capital but real issue need addressed
As a follow up to yesterday's commentary on the North Dakota protest the protesters need to be local and focus on real Indian Country issues.

Superior Beef Tip Aug 19, 2016 Gold medal Olympian or not beef is best for repairing body
Beef is second to no other food source for repairing your body after strenuous activity. What better time to remind ourselves of that than during the Olympics?

Dakota Trails and Tales Aug 18, 2016 Loos reminds us Dakota Access protest not about oil pipeline it's about nations future
Living on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota for 5 years taught me alot. It is not my fault American Indians live on reservations just like it is not my fault slavery did exist in the U.S. The Dakota protest is setting the course forward (or backward) for our nation.

Rural Route Radio Aug 16, 2016 Attorney Todd MacFarlane weighs in on Bundy treatment compared to Gitmo prisoners
What happened to due process and innocent until proven guilty? Are the Bundy men being treated completely as political prisoners? Utah Attorney Todd MacFarlane on this and much more.

Loos Trails and Tales July 20, 2016 T'Lane Balue blazing a trail in Hollywood but remains rooted in Kansas
Making a name for herself and following her dream successfully in Hollywood T'Lane Balue will never forget her Kansas roots. It all started with her "ears" (corn ears that is).

Colorado Trails and Tales Aug 15, 2016 All American Beef Battalion teams up with Lt Dan Band and Gary Sinise feed 10,500 troops
All American Beef Battalion sets record high number of troops fed in the past 8 days. Bill Broadie founder of AABB gives his first hand account of how grounded of a human being actor Gary Sinise is.

Superior Beef Tip Aug 9, 2016 Cattle and corn have a symbolic relationship and the consumer/planet receive benefit
Intramuscular fat creates the best tasting beef in the world and it is thanks to corn feeding. But wait there is more the corn takes CO2 and makes oxygen it's win/win for all.

Rural Route Radio Aug 9, 2016 Dr. Janeen Salak-Johnson stands by science that proves Chicago Tribune wrong
The Chicago Tribune has just completed a series on pig farming in Illinois. The producers went out of their way to open the door to any pig farm yet the Tribune performed a hatchet job that makes all other hatchet attacker's jealous.

Loos Tales Aug 9, 2016 Susan Jones launched National Watermelon Day in 2010 and this year it went viral
Back on 2010 Susan Jones of TN thought we need a national holiday in August. It appeared that National Watermelon Day was the best bet and this year it exploded.

Rural Route Radio Aug 4, 2016 Nina Teicholz mother, author, and investigative journalist on the cost of food politics
Author of The Big Fat Surprise Nina Teicholz back on Rural Route Radio today to visit about how the meatless agenda has been to stifle her. Despite the attempts she is still on the front lines for the nations consumer, getting us the facts about healthy living.

Superior Beef Tip August 1, 2016 The bovine creation improves both human and planet health
Much discussion is happening about the cow in today's consumer world. So what the real story when it comes to GHG's? Trent Loos will put into perspective.

Loos Trails and Tales July 22, 2016 Doug Hankes next President of AAMP but real ham has bone
So can further processing make a boneless ham comparable to a bone in ham? The next President of American Association of Meat Processors Doug Hankes of Thrushwood Farms weighs in.

Loos Tales July 22, 2016 Retired Army Jason Ainslie has taken up rabbit farming clears the mind
Finding a path with a purpose after serving in the U.S. military can be tough for some of our veterans. The Farmer/Veteran Coalition is certainly providing a great service to our country by assisting with that very purpose. Case in point Jason Ainslie with rabbit production from Oregon.

Rural Route Radio July 20, 2016 The Dog Lover Movie is out and based on Dan Christensen real life story
Dan Christensen is a 3rd generation SD farmer and once was one of the nation's elite breeders of hunting dogs. Not any more, so listen to this attack on animal ownership and understand you could be next.

Colorado Trails and Tales July 15, 2016 Brewing beer is a barn is great idea but what about milk?
New York state has a huge push for breweries and distilleries and doing it a barn is a wonderful idea. On this Red Shirt Friday edition I say thank you to Carrie Fischer for her service but do give a little something to cause fermentation.

Rural Route Radio July 15, 2016 Farmer rate of suicide higher than Veterans both need help Michael R. Rosmann
A recent CDC report indicates that farmers commit more suicide more than any other occupation. Michael Rosmann a farmer/psychologist devotes 100% of his time to farmer's behavior health and weighs in on the topic with a great background.

Rural Route Radio July 1, 2016 JW Hart is active Airman but never loses farm roots
Working daily at becoming a para-rescue member of the United States Air Force JW Hart gives us great glimpse of life in the military today.

Rural Route Radio June 29, 2016 Duarte Farm Family in California are targets of tyrannical Federal Government because of 6 inches
In today's world any family who stands up for personal property rights is targeted by the Federal Government. John Duarte shares his family trials and it will leave you speechless.

Loos Tales June 22, 2016 Kris Wilson from New Mexico is using SM in a positive way with prayer
Kris Wilson has every reason to feel sorry for himself and be pissed at the world. Instead he is using FaceBook to share the word of God and create a prayer chain that helps people.

Colorado Trails and Tales June 20, 2016 Today I weigh on Father's Day and Vin Scully statement about socialism
The origins of Father's Day and so many other holidays we celebrate started in a church. Is that why they are suddenly being challenged? And will Vin Scully's statement go without a hitch?

Rural Route Radio June 17, 2016 Liberty Rising as the Finicum family losses head of household Thara Finicum Tenney on the loss of her father
Thara is one of 11 Finicum children that lost their father Jan 26, 2016 at a "routine traffic stop" in Harney County, OR. Today Thara gives us the background on why her father was at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge to begin with.

Loos Trails and Tales June 16, 2016 Ed Jones from Redmond, OR is he undercover FBI or really running for Governor?
As I left Burns, OR on Jan 11, 2016 a feller who called himself Ed Jones approached me about the car I was driving. I am not sure if he was undercover FBI or really a concerned citizen. Well now he is running for Governor of Oregon.

Loos Tales May 27, 2016 Australians invade Nebraska Mark Peebles joins to share how much we have in common
The Team Loos fire pit in Central Nebraska is the place to be for sure. As 12 friends in agriculture stop by for some fire pit beef and pork Mark Peebles share how much we really have in common.

Rural Route Radio May 26, 2016 NYC Horse/Carriage drives are in for the long journey Christina Hansen explains political side of animal world
Day 1 as Mayor Bill de Blasio had his sights set on killing the Horse/Carriage business in NYC. I doubt he understood the tenacity of true animal folks. Well he does now.

Loos Trails and Tales May 27, 2016 Don Down Pres of Manitoba Driving Society speak to youth learning to harness the power
Annually I make my journey North of the border and meet up with Don Down. He has recently hosted a start up horse driving clinic and young people are interested. He also gives a me a direct order on what I need to do.

Rural Route Radio May 27, 2016 Kim Bremmer host with Farm Babe Michelle Miller from Rodao Drive to Rural Iowa
Guest host on Red Shirt Friday they talk about animal husbandry, her "Buckinglamb Palace", undercover videos from activists, food labeling, GMO's and much much more.

Loos Trails and Tales May 26, 2016 Marty Beard protesting Trump protestors finds Christine bringing awareness to killing of LaVoy Finicum RIGHT NOW
Donald Trump is speaking this very minutes in Bismarck, ND and Marty Beard is threatened that he will be arrested. He did not expect to find people celebrating the life of LaVoy Finicum but he did and they both join me on air.

Loos Trails and Tales May 25, 2016 Poop is profitable and Larry Sailer sets record straight on why
A terrible discussion recently on behalf of Mason City, IA community to reject a pork processing plant based on a selective portrayal of the truth. Larry Sailer is a pig farmer/blogger joins and separates the fact from fiction.

Rural Route Radio May 24, 2016 Ronald Reagan "A Time of Choosing" speech from 1964 plus Marty Beard
Amazing as it is this 1964 snapshot of the Federal Government intruding on American's freedoms sounds like the headlines of today. Then Marty Beard with give his summary of Range Rights and Resource Symposium.

Loos Tales May 24, 2016 Range Rights and Resource Symposium Demar Dahl makes case for transfer of Federal Lands
No one is calling for the sale of Federal Lands rather simply transfer the management to the state instead. Elko County Commissioner Dahl explains very quickly on this Loos Tales.

Loos Trails and Tales May 16, 2016 Gov Ricketts proclaims Hannah Houston day but also speaks to President Obama
Today by Governor proclamation it is Hannah Houston day as she will appear on the The Voice tonight. Understanding the human element of the state the Gov also declared flags at half staff on May 15, 2016 as he proclaimed it to be Peace Officer day. But before we finish we spend a little time discussing the no-limits approach of President Obama.

Colorado Trails and Tales May 13, 2016 The reason we should all marvel at the amazing COW
God created the first ethanol factory and her purpose continues to be make the planet and human lives healthier.

Rural Route Radio May 12, 2016 Are the local citizens of Harney County, OR living under martial law? Listen you and you decide
Erin Maupin a local rancher took it upon herself to tell these stories of local residents who were put under terror. In no way shape or form did any of these individuals have anything to do with the occupation of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, the FBI knew they were not yet repeatedly did the same thing.

Loos Trails and Tales May 10, 2016 Earl's Kitchen & Bar finds the whole country has a "beef" with them
Wendell Schumm from Wallenstein, Ontario joins today to give full details into the bad marketing plan Earl's Kitchen tried to pull off.

Rural Route Radio May 10, 2016 Yellowstone: America's Wild Idea in National Geographic by David Quammen joins us
The May 2016 edition of National Geographic is writing entirely about Yellowstone National Park and our love with "The Wild." Join this excellent discussion on David Quammen's two years worth of research about Yellowstone.

Colorado Trails and Tales May 9, 2016 Creekstone Farms Matt Bode speaks to the Halal process at plant for Canadian questions
Matt Bode is the cattle procurement manager for Creekstone Farms. As the result of chain restaurant questions have come up with the Halal harvesting method. Matt explains exactly what that means for them.

Rural Route Radio for May 6, 2016 Dr. Angus McIntosh explains why the Federal Government has no authority over wildlife yet we let them
The States must stop allowing the Federal Government control state resources such as wildlife they have no authority. Which state will be the first to ENOUGH ALREADY? Dr Angus McIntosh Director of Natural Resource Law & Policy Research explains.

Loos Tales for May 6, 2016 Mother's Day tribute is a trifecta for my house
Since the pioneers came West and tamed the Wilderness into the greatest resource producing nation in the world it has been the Mothers who have held families together. Today I say thank you.

Loos Trails and Tales May 4, 2016 Farmers have option to share Machinery Link and cut huge cost
Is it an old or new idea that farmers share equipment use? Well today Jeff Dema President and Jason Wykoff share their ideas on sharing equipment cost.

Loos Tales for May 5, 2016 Mike Maloney from Marin County sells grass fed beef and lamb the right way
He produces what people are willing to pay for without trying to tear down the rest of the industry. Mike has the perfect approach to a small group of American citizens who love buying the story.

Rural Route Radio April 29, 2016 "What are we doing" ask Dr. Leah Dorman about proper animal health and wellbeing for withholding proper animal health
As the mother of three children, it is vitally important to me to ensure that antibiotics are effective when I need them most: when one of my kids is sick. As a veterinarian, I also recognize the importance of antibiotics to the welfare of animals. I took an oath to protect animal health, prevent animal suffering, and to promote human health. Remaining true to this oath is very important to me. - See more at: http://animalantibiotics.org/meet-dr-dorman/#sthash.fp1yL4Zw.dpuf

Rural Route Radio April 28, 2016 Tracy Hunt illustrates why the Global Sustainable Beef Roundtable is putting you out of the beef business
Is this yet another example of how tag is waging the dog? Why do we believe that NGO's who want beef production to go away will actually help us? The answers today with Wyoming Cattlemen Tracy Hunt.