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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 Tales TV programming airs each weekend at 8:30 a.m. Central on Dish Network 9411. Like its radio namesake, this 30-minute TV show takes a look at the people and places in Rural America and explores the issues affecting U.S. animal agriculture and today's food production.

Loos is a regular columnist for Feedstuffs newspaper and a partner with Feedstuffs in Feedstuffs FoodLink, a project focused on providing the facts related to the U.S. food production system.

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.
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For his contributions to agriculture and Rural America,
Loos was recognized as West Quest's 2007 Voice of Rural America.

Click here to view a video about Trent Loos



Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Rural Route is a one-hour radio show aimed at bridging rural and urban America. Listen Live from 2:30-3:30 pm Central Time, Monday - Friday Click here to get Rural Route each day via podcast Dakota Trails and Tales Segment 1 Segment 2 Colorado Trails and Tales Loos Trails and Tales Click here to get Loos Trails and Tales each day via podcast Attention Podcasters Interested in getting Trent's shows via Podcast, Click here for more information Written Commentaries Here's a selection of articles by Trent Loos that have appeared recently in Feedstuffs: Pork on a Fork A sad case of bad luck Pay price for what you believe Will the real celebrity stand up? Anti-ag waters rising swiftly What tattoo of pride will you wear? Look who's blushing now Assurances can end to criticism Time to ramp up the discussion We all depend on sustainable ag From my lips to yours to theirs Leaders needed, front and center Let the thundering be herd We just need 'ounce of prevention Information age not without dangers Ready for some global warming? Find solutions, not just problems Were you born in a barn? Truck still has to haul the cows 'Cow tax' a bit misleading Understanding concrete, condos Uncle Sam not a good horseman	Welcome 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 Tales TV programming airs each weekend at 8:30 a.m. Central on Dish Network 9411. Like its radio namesake, this 30-minute TV show takes a look at the people and places in Rural America and explores the issues affecting U.S. animal agriculture and today's food production. Loos is a regular columnist for Feedstuffs newspaper and a partner with Feedstuffs in Feedstuffs FoodLink, a project focused on providing the facts related to the U.S. food production system. 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. . Follow Trent on: For his contributions to agriculture and Rural America, Loos was recognized as West Quest's 2007 Voice of Rural America. Click here to view a video about Trent Loos For more information on Loos Tales programming or to book Trent for a speaking engagement, contact us at: (515) 418-8185 or trent@loostales.com Mailing Address: PO Box 545 Loup City, NE 68853	Watch Trent on NTV talking about the impact of H1N1 and the Pork on a Fork contest Modern Day Cowboy Music by Pat Mead The Loos Tales FoodLink Chuck Wagon is traveling the country telling the story of modern food production. Join us on the journey Click here for the Loos Tales FoodLink Chuck Wagon Channel on YouTube Red Shirt Friday "Americans in Agriculture We Support Our Troops" Order your Shirt today! The Price of Freedom Steaks for Troops Initiative ~ LOOS LIPS ~ Favorites Feedstuffs FoodLink Loomix

For more information on Loos Tales programming or to book Trent for a speaking engagement, contact us at: (515) 418-8185 or trent@loostales.com

For more information on Loos Tales programming or to book
Trent for a speaking engagement,
contact us at: (515) 418-8185 or trent@loostales.com