Trent Loos Podcast

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Loos Tales for April 21, 2020 Dr Glynn Tonsor on whether grocery store shelves will be void of meat soon, but you must have gas to get there? Apr 21, 2020

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KSU Livestock Economist Dr. Glynn Tonsor with a very real look at the near future on food availability.

Rural Route Radio April 20, 2020 Hank Vogler why pre-WWII did we have 70 million sheep, today less than 6 million? Apr 20, 2020

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Today on Rural Route the first half we take about how absurd Big Brother is continuing to look out for our health, so they say. But the second half of this discussion really dives into the real sheep scenario and why we are where we are. Many lessons to be learned here in my mind.

Loos Tales for April 20, 2020 Under the Cover of COVID-19 Chicago may attempt to ban horse/carriages this week Apr 19, 2020

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Dr. Olivia Rudolphi is equine veterinarian and currently the President of the Illinois State Veterinary Association we discuss the health and well-being of horses working in cities like Chicago. The push is to ban this essential aspect of Chicago this week. Your action requested.

Rural Route Radio April 17, 2020 Dr Glynn Tonsor KSU Livestock Economist with current status of livestock producers and how it will affect meat availability to consumer Apr 17, 2020

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Clearly this is an unprecedented time in American Agriculture. The only comparison can be the era of The Great Depression, so where do we go from here? Dr. Glynn Tonsor brings us a very rooted approach to the situation.

Rural Route Radio April 16, 2020 Dr. Nathan Bryan with essential living details on health and wellbeing, Nitric Oxide is at top of list Apr 17, 2020

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Dr. Nathan Bryan in the world leading authority on nitrite and nitrate leading to nitric oxide production in the human body. If you do not have adequate level of nitric oxide and blood flow is restricted you will have health challenges. Learn how to avoid those.

Rural Route Radio April 13, 2020 Hank Vogler reminds us Socialism is the equal distribution of misery. Who said it first though? Apr 13, 2020

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Today Hank Vogler shares with us he has been informed that his best wool crop ever may need to be buried in the earth because there is no place for it to go. In addition we talk about the unbelievably reality of a #Famine.

Loos Tales for April 13, 2020 Ivermectin will kill COVID-19 after it kills you says Dr. Meredyth Jones from OSU Apr 13, 2020

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There has been a big buzz that cattle delouser will indeed kill COVID-19 and today on Loos Tales Dr. Meredyth Jones addresses the topic. Her assessment is that used at the level needed in the human body to kill the virus, it will first kill the human. Don't do it.

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 Apr 10, 2020

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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 Apr 09, 2020

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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 Apr 09, 2020

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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.

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