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The Great Plains is rich in history and from it are a number of lessons that can be applied to today's way of life. Join us on the journey each weekday as we explore the past and look to the future.
“Faces” in Agriculture
May 21, 2013
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So the United States consumer has the benefit of spending less than 10% of their disposal income on food. Should it be more? Well from the 29th annual Alltech Symposium in Lexington, KY today Damien McLoughlin from University College Dublin tells Trent Loos on Colorado Trails and Tales that maybe food should be more expensive. Do you agree? trentloos@gmail.com
May 17, 2013
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Lois Lerner has been exposed as a “active member” of the Humane Society of the United States and Frank Losey attorney is jumping up and down with excitement. So many in Rural America have been asking how HSUS maintains it’s non-profit 501C3 IRS status? Now we have pretty idea. More information at www.Franklosey.com.
May 17, 2013
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Janet Thompson from Dalhart, TX joins Trent Loos in a two part series discussing the merits of investing in a vaccine that could further reduce the risk of food borne illness. Is it worth it or not or have we reached the best threshold for reducing human consumption risk? USDA has granted KSU and UNL $1 million dollars to develop a vaccine. I would love to hear from you on the topic at trentloos@gmail.com
May 9, 2013
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As Tennessee Governor Haslam considers whether to sign into law or not a bill that would give animals in the state greater protection Park Overall joins Trent Loos on Loos Trails and Tales to discuss its merits. The one thing that both Loos and Overall agree on is that 13 minutes is not enough time for us to flap our wings, expect more from the pair.
May 2, 2013
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Camille Marino is CEO and Founder of Negotiation is Over and today on Rural Route Radio we discuss the exploitation of animals. Yes she does consider taking the life of an animal to improve human lives as animal abuse. Along the way we talk about animal rights, her jail time and current probation all in the name of Animal Liberation.
April 26, 2013
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The Tennessee House and Senate and have passed the Animal Protection Bill that will bring swift justice to animal abusers yet the very so-called animal rights organizations oppose the measure. Why would Ellen and Carrie Underwood both interject their views into the situation in Tennessee? Rep. Andy Holt from Dresden, TN will explain.
April 23, 2013
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Carrie Underwood continues to become wealthy by calling herself a country singer yet works tirelessly to end animal agriculture. Malorie Bankhead lays the facts out to the public in her blog MalTheBeef and starts a dialogue like no other. Listen to Malorie explain why all of this came to be thanks to what they call “Ag Gag” laws.
April 23, 2013
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Loma Linda University recently held the first World’s Vegetarian Conference on the campus. Some of the reasons they presented are absolutely lies about meat consumption so Megan McDowell organized a meeting with Dr. Gary Fraser and we had a great discussion. Today Megan joins me to discuss that and her own ranching operation in Southern California.
April 9, 2013
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Norco Horseweek will be hosting a FFA / 4H Town Hall meeting and Trent Loos is the featured speaker!!! He will be staying to check out Horseweek- He has a hard time imagining a city just 50 miles from L.A. that host a cattle drive with 120 head of cattle and has no sidewalks!!! Saddle up darling we are burning daylight.
March 1, 2013
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For the past two days on the campus of Oklahoma State Unversity in Stillwater the Ag Advocacy students have been educating the masses about the importance of agriculture. Check out the “The FARM Theory” on Facebook and you will see how one bite at a time farmer’s are vital to our future.
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