Trent Loos Podcast

This discussion clearly revolves around the basic Cowboy Ethics that truly shaped our nation. Today Dwight Moudy and myself discuss how COVID-19 will or will not change the educational structure but also how great movies like The Cowboys provide great teaching opportunities.

Honestly this is a tough one. Our oldest Libbi Loos turns 22 years old today and yet one of our dear family friends loses their 21 year old this week. Cherish every moment, keep them close.

Lacey Block is 6th generation U.S. cattle operation in the Dakota's have found a way to sell more directly to the consumer and keeping up is the great challenge.

 Rural Route Radio Mar 24, 2020 Across the Pond with Andrew Henderson UK tells us they are seeking 100 new milkmen for home delivery and China mandates citizens increase milk consumption for immune health. To watch a video broadcast https://youtu.be/hwr-rIJ_t-U

I really don't understand with over production of milk, meat and eggs happening why can't the grocery stores be restocked? We discuss this and continued labor shortages in the food system.

Sam L. Smith has been giving a talent from God to entertain and educate folks through songs. This young man from Mt Sterling, KY has participated in the National FFA Talent competition for the past two years and now has written his first song which will undoubtedly touch millions of lives.  Listen to the song on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yag6kCKaqFE

Today Mark Miller shows what a true Patriot he is for the middle of the USA. He shares with us the relationship with Brook Berringer that led to the writing and production of The Nebraska Song. This is just one of the conversations that when it over you will say, glad I spent the time. 

Diane Sullivan is Champion of Food Affordability from the Boston, MA area. Today we check in to get the pulse of those who call Urban America home and how they are coping with current COVID-19 situation.

Livestock markets are already volatile enough we can not have packing plants shutting down because of labor shortages as well. Gov Ricketts will weigh in on that importance

Is this just truly a distraction from something? Where is the silver lining in the storm? We actually cover a lot of great ground in this discussion including this day in history Mar 18, 1766 the British Government Repealed the Stamp Act.

Beef is the absolute best source of heme iron and the world's citizens are iron deficient. I hope you not part of the vegan religion and choose to make yourself vulnerable to disease and problematic healing because you don't understand that. 

Today we launch the maiden voyage of Across the Pond on Rural Route Radio. It is time we ramp up proper communication globally and Andrew Henderson from the UK is the perfect Bloke to do that with.  Today we give the history of Middle East, Africa, Libya and what Ghee actually is. Abbie El Beshri is truly a living hero for his selfless act in liberating the Libya citizens after 42 years of op...

Meat  on a stick is not a new concept, nor is it unique to any one area. Some  say that as soon as the mythological Greek Titan Prometheus gave fire  to the nations, they simultaneously learned to cook meat on a skewer,  but each in their own way. Truth be told, meat on a stick has been found  all over the world for centuries, a simple and ancient dish of nomads  and...

So how does the current state of affairs effect your thought process of Constitutional Convention? Primarily is term limits the greatest challenge we face? We must protect the Electoral College. And how do we cope with restrictions in being a small business? All of this and much more today with Hank Vogler.

Today we are thinking about a whole other set of challenges but maybe this conversation with a platoon from Vietnam and the challenges they faced protecting our freedom will help you get your mind on something other than COVID-19. This is certainly a very special Red Shirt Friday tribute and I am honored to be in their presence. 

Interesting to note officials believe the Spanish Flu virus that killed 50 million worldwide in 1918 actually began in Haskell County, KS. Not sure whether wild pigs or migrating Sandhill Cranes regardless 1918 was very interesting and devastating year in the world. Today on Loos Tales we share the commonalities of both.

Landri takes over for her Dad on Loos Tales and conducts interview with two fellow exhibitors at the 2020 National History Day Regional contest at the University of Nebraska, Kearney.

How can we prevent as much "waste" as possible from landfills? Furthermore if you can use cardboard and butcher scraps to improve soil health why wouldn't you? Today's discussion is tremendous at looking how farmers are the solution.

Okay so we may actually go down several rabbit holes in this conversation but Seth Doulton never waivers on the importance of agriculture in California and his work shows it every day. That and he looks so styling while doing it driving his infamous BEEFBOX.

The difference between "dirt" and "soil" is huge, do you know it? Matt Heldt walks us through how farmers are so focused on implemented management strategies today with soil health top of mind.

The 32nd Nebraska Governor's Conference on Agriculture has concluded today in Kearney, NE and the assistant director of ag Amelia Breinig joins Loos Tales with the latest on all the happenings in Nebraska Agriculture. From hops to trade we cover it all.

Obviously the pressure to be Carbon Cool is being felt my farmers and food processors in the UK. On this edition Stuart Maclennen explains how they are fulling those demands and taking it one step further in providing energy as well.

Today we discuss the importance of whole milk, dietary guidelines and school nutrition.