Loos Tales

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"Travel the country with Trent and together we will unearth the neat stories about the people and places in Rural America that truly makes it what it is"

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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.

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Loos Trails and Tales

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Illinois Truth Be Told

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Colorado Trails and Tales

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Dakota Trails and Tales

http://www.rodeoattitude.com/loostales/on-the-air/dakota-trails-and-tails/

Loos Tales is dedicated to exploring the interesting people and places of Rural America. It is the creation of Trent Loos, a sixth generation United States farmer with a passion for the rural lifestyle.

Trent Loos

Loos records, produces and sends his radio programs from wherever his travels take him using his laptop computer and the internet. He presently has a radio listening audience of 4 million and can be heard on more than 100 stations across the country.

Trent’s radio programming includes daily Loos Tales and Rural Route programming as well as Dakota Trails & Tales, Colorado Trails & Tales, Loos Trails & Tales and Illinois Truth be Told.

Loos also can frequently be found addressing agricultural and non-agricultural groups alike. Among his favorite audiences are our nation’s youth where he takes the opportunity to talk with them about the importance of food as a matter of national security and the value of their involvement in today’s food production system.

Trent was raised on a diversified farm near Quincy, IL. He entered the hog business at a young age and has been involved in livestock production ever since. He and his wife Kelli operate a purebred Limousin and Angus herd. They enjoy working cattle, training horses and raising their three daughters on their ranch in central Nebraska.