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Rural Route Radio May 7, 2020 Gregg Schumacher explains why marketing "sustainability" only breaks the producer and means nothing to consumer May 07, 2020

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Gregg Schumacher owns the oldest fur company in the Unites States dating back to 1895. From 2005-2007 his fur retail shop in Portland, OR was the target of animal rights extremist. Today he is working to expose their true agenda and cease their funding. "Never partner with people you don't want to own you." Gregg Schumacher.

Rural Route Radio May 6, 2020 today 30 million plus kids don't know where next meal is, because school is shut down. Who is feeding them? May 06, 2020

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On this Rural Route Radio Kim Bremmer and Brian Thompson join to bring us up to speed about life midst the chaos. In the process we stumble on what I believe the greatest untold story behind the shut down really is.

Rural Route Radio May 5, 2020 "Across the Pond" today the question is, why are all UK meat processing plants running and U.S. not? May 05, 2020

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As always Andrew Henderson from UK brings another quality individual in Alistair Driver editor of Pig World publication. Today we compare notes on the differences and the UK pig farmer is doing well. WHY the difference?

Loos Tales for May 5, 2020 to be a livestock owner today it takes dirt under finger nails, and grit in your teeth. "The Stand at Paxton County" is on Netfix and verifies details. May 05, 2020

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Forrest Films has released the movie The Stand at Paxton County inspired by the true story of Dassinger Ranch in North Dakota. Every single day, someone in the U.S. is targeted because they own animals and this film released on Netflix shows how it works.

Rural Route Radio May 4, 2020 Hank Vogler taking a stand against the powerful public entity Southern Nevada Water Authority, its show time. May 04, 2020

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Hank Vogler moved from Oregon to Nevada ranch because of water. Of course he left Oregon because the Government mismanaged water and caused flooding. Now the Nevada folks are trying to take his water, and he lives in the driest state in the Union.

Rural Route Radio May 1, 2020 Arm Veteran Loreen Legendre joins from Arizona with a vital message for business's about hiring Veterans May 01, 2020

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Loreen may have only served in the United States Army from 1986-1990 but her passion for the "fraternity" is absolutely infectious. This is a perfect Red Shirt Friday edition of Rural Route Radio.

Loos Tales for May 1, 2020 How many State's Governors told the Federal Government, no we don't want more money? Nebraska Ricketts has. May 01, 2020

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Today on Loos Tales the state of Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts show his no-nonsense approach to Governing a state.

Rural Route Radio April 30, 2020 Yvette Herrell is running for U.S. Representative in New Mexico its time to protect our borders for real, not just give lip service Apr 30, 2020

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What does it take to really represent the will of the people in today's political world? Yvette Herrell shares why she thinks she can do just that.

Loos Tales for April 30, 2020 Lets talk real monopolies in the meat business and where does that take us? Apr 30, 2020

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Elliot Dennis Economist from UNL has taken an 18 year look at the price paid to producers, packers and retailers in the beef business. I am not sure how many will be surprised but I think it should drive our discussion quite a bit more frequently.

Rural Route Radio April 29, 2020 Constantly seeking solutions, Dale Ludwig current President of Protect The Harvest with discussions nobody wants Apr 29, 2020

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From euthanizing animals to the closing of ethanol plants we discuss the hard core topics today on Rural Route Radio.

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