Trent Loos

Trent Loos Podcast

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As a 6th generation U.S. farmer Trent works daily at connecting food producers and consumers. Fellow Believer.

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Trent Loos

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Jul 11, 2026

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Rural Route Radio April 10, 2020 John Bolin joins me monthly to discuss latest animal rights issues, but today we can't we have too much fun its Good Friday 10.04.2020

John Bolin retired U.S. Marshall from Indiana and on this monthly discussion about animal rights we determine that laughter may be the best Good Friday prescription of all.

Rural Route Radio April 9, 2020 WY Navy Veteran Tyler Lindholm joins to discuss the Food Freedom releases consumers from restrictions in buying food from neighbors 09.04.2020

Wyoming Rancher, State Rep, Electrician and Veteran Tyler Lindholm represents NE WY in all areas of freedom. Listen some folks talk about Liberty and others act on it.

Loos Tales for April 9, 2020 from 1902 to 1925 John Schulte from Norway, IA invested 6 generation of hog breeding to develop the Hereford pig 09.04.2020

Who in today's world will take the time, 6 generations that is, to develop something that matters. I think far too often we are wired to receive instant gratification and hopefully we can find some of the old school resiliency we once had.

Pebble in the Pond April 8, 2020 Andrew Henderson and Phil Langslow Director of Country Milk Products deep dive into WHOLE UK milk situation 08.04.2020

This short broadcast will bring about a great awareness to the dumping on British farmers that occurred in the retail space by the controlling EU food ownership. We need consumers globally to be aware and ask more question about who, where and how their food was produced.

Rural Route Radio April 8, 2020 Live debate with Wayne Hsiung animal rights activist Berkeley, CA on the merits of animal agricutlure 08.04.2020

This will be the third time that Wayne Hsiung and myself have had a debate on Facebook live about the merits of animal agriculture. I attempt to clearly verify that the consumption of food animals does lead to healthier planet and human body.

Loos Tales for April 8, 2020 National Beer Day 2020 because in 1933 the Volstead Act was passed, beer back the beer 08.04.2020

Do you know the overall economic value of beer? Where would farmers be today if it were not for the beer business?

Rural Route Radio April 6, 2020 "Across the Pond" the US/UK farming parrellel are unbelieveable, dumping milk throwing away hog belly 07.04.2020

This week my UK friend Andrew Henderson and Ag Inspirations Kim Bremmer compare notes on the struggles with farmers on each side of the pond. We find they are identical and we also know that within 30 days farmers are subject to leave the business if something doesn't change.

Dakota Trails and Tales April 6, 2020 Could it be someone actually makes Marty Beard look normal? He thinks Tiger Man does 06.04.2020

So does Tiger man Joe Exotic actually cave and seek help from the very same animal rights groups who worked at putting him in prison?

Rural Route Radio April 6, 2020 Hank Vogler and I succeed in my quest today we talk A-Z sheep production, he drops 5000 lambs in 17 days. No Politics, No COVID-19 06.04.2020

What is it really like herding sheep in the Western Big Range country of Nevada? Hank has the first band of sheep shorn and lambing is just about to start. What has the introduction of Australian Merino genetics done for Hank in his sheep flock?

Loos Tales April 6, 2020 Nina Teicholz on the USDA/HHS Dietary Guideline Committte burying the rigorous science on low carb they don't want 06.04.2020

Nina Teicholz wrote the book The Big Fat Surprise and is Executive Director of The Nutrition Coalition. Today she point blank shares with us the bias attempt to keep American's unhealthy by hiding real science about protein and fat consumption. https://www.nutritioncoalition.us/

Rural Route Radio April 3, 2020 Nina Teicholz of Nutrition Coalition ask why diet related chronic disease kills 1.6 million annually not news COVID-19 is? 03.04.2020

Nina Teicholz authored the book "The Big Fat Surprise" and has exposed the falsehoods of the past 40 years worth of unhealthy dietary advice. Today she is Executive Director of the Nutrition Coalition and trying to get the Dietary Guidelines to follow advice of rigorous science. Why is that not happening? We dive in today.

Loos Tales for April 3, 2020 The USA Free Future depends on troops and farmers/ranchers and foreign owned food companies are not Partiots 03.04.2020

Today we major problems with our current food system and beef packers make record margins and cattlemen are ailing. Dairymen have been struggling for years and now told to sell cows and dump milk. The picture is very ugly and needs a reset, NOW.

Rural Route Radio April 2, 2020 Rodger Savory draws a very clear picture we have a reset in farming opportunity to ensure Goliath doesn't consume Davey any more 02.04.2020

Rodger Savory has conducted consulting in 63 countries around the world. He thinks about all living in a holistic way. Today we clearly walk through how we have strayed from what is best for community and human health. 

Loos Tales for April 2, 2020 Rodger Savory my guest as we talk David versus Goliath laws and how it's time for a reset to county based farming 02.04.2020

Just like politics why shouldn't farming and food produced by county based? Rodger Savory consults has consulted on holistic management of life and shares his experiences with us here today.

Rural Route Radio April 1, 2020 Bob Golden my guest we talk a great blend of yesterday and today with one common dominator "necessity master of innovation" 01.04.2020

A conversation way overdue with my friend Bob Golden from Fresno, CA joins me for a fun historical content discussion about life today. We do a bit of time traveling yet recognize all the history is about teaching about where we are today. 

Loos Tales for April 1, 2020 ND Representative Dr. Rick Becker explains what it means to flatten the curve at the expense of civil liberties and why it isn't worth it. 01.04.2020

North Dakota Dr. Rick Becker explains very simply and logically why flattening the curve is too expensive on human life.

Rural Route Radio March 31, 2020 "Across the Pond" Andrew Henderson and Cody Schmick of Kinkaider Brewing largest Nebraska craft brewery joins 31.03.2020

The Kinkaider Brewing Company based in Broken Bow, NE has a story not only behind how it gets its name but also each beer they brew and sell. Andrew has tons of questions and we cover the gamete from Kinkaid Act to grinding thousands of pounds of habanero peppers to put in beer. The Kinkaid Act of 1904 is a U.S. statute that amended the 1862 Homestead Act so that one section of public domain land...

Loos Tales for March 31, 2020 A tribute to great friend of anybody who knew Leroy Vollmer from Boonville, MO 31.03.2020

Tuesday March 31, 2020 we celebrate the life of one of the kindest men I have ever met. Leroy Vollmer was never to busy to stop and have a visit. He pretended like he was learning so much, he was a sponge but he had so much wisdom to share. My life is enhanced because was such a dear friend for so long.

Rural Route Radio March 30, 2020 Nevada Rancher Hank Vogler drives 1700 miles to gather enough food to feed his 20 H2A workers 30.03.2020

Hank Vogler runs sheep and cattle on Federal Lands in Nevada. Last week as he was driving 1700 miles gathering food to feed his men he accidentally got involved in a local man hunt for whackjob who killed a State Trooper.

Loos Tales for March 30, 2020 Rewind to UK trip a month ago Web of Cheese Shop of Nottingham we come up with online tasting, or not 30.03.2020

As the COVID-19 virus will one day run its course we will need to rebuild the world economy. Trade and marketing will be the avenue to get that done and Web at Nottingham Cheese Shop has quite the variety in house, over 200 hundred cheeses including grassy, herby ewe's milk cheese.

Loos Tales Special Report Mar 27, 2020 Democrats are using #COVID-19 to fund special interest ($2.2 TRILLION) and Republicans are helping may vote today 27.03.2020

With a  quick 2 min glimpse about the increasing debt and spending must come under control. Adam Andrzejewski from OpenTheBooks.com speak up today.

Rural Route Radio March 27, 2020 Let no good crisis get away without Political Class filling coffers OpenTheBooks.com with scary details of $2.2 trillion spending 27.03.2020

Adam Andrzejewski Founder and CEO of OpenTheBooks.com has full details of the obese spending in the name of Coronavirus Protection. From jet fuel to the National Endowment of the Arts and National Public Radio they are all standing to gain millions. The Republic needs your voice now.

Loos Tales for March 27, 2020 Shout out to America's HealthCare workers the fastest growing profession in the next 6 years. 27.03.2020

Today we need to recognize the efforts of healthcare workers who put their personal health on the line to help others. Currently represents 14% of all workers in the U.S. and will need 8.1 million new workers in the next 6 years.

Loos Tales for March 26, 2020 Understanding real risk and conquer fear with Cowboy Ethics, Dwight Moudy 26.03.2020

Dwight Moudy from Elkhart, IN spends everyday in schools educating kids about Cowboy Ethics. One of the great myths about the Cowboy Culture is what the true risk was trailing cattle in the huge cattle drive era. Who are you willing to cross a river with?

Rural Route Radio March 26, 2020 OK Senator Casey Murdock joins as we question why import pork from Poland and beef from Brazil 26.03.2020

Sen Murdock has sponsored a bill in OK that would give preference to OK products produced in Oklahoma. What are the real challenges in developing a truly sustainable local meat, milk and egg production infrastructure? 

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