Trent Loos is an Opinion Journalist at HPJ. He focuses on themes related to agriculture and farming, with a particular interest in animal rescue and rehabilitation, ranching, and regional interest stories across North America. Trent's insights and commentary have been featured in various platforms, including HPJ.
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Trent Loos's coverage is focused on local news related to agriculture, farming, rural life, and radio show announcements. Given his focus on agriculture and farming in the United States, particularly Kansas and Dodge City, he may be interested in pitches related to agricultural innovations or challenges specific to this region. Additionally, topics related to rural lifestyle and community events could also resonate with him.
Considering Trent's emphasis on podcasts and radio shows as well as content & publishing themes, he might be open to discussions about podcast guests or story ideas that align with his audience's interests. Opportunities around local events or initiatives within the agricultural community could also be of interest for potential coverage.
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Thanks to a recent broadcast about imports and exports, I decided to dig into how reliant we are on imports from China into Anytown, USA.
Every day I hear someone, quite possibly myself, complaining about a stupid decision made by a policy maker or elected leader.
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I sure catch myself starting sentences with “grandpa always said” although I think that is great.
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First off, let's start off with some good and most welcome news: Central Nebraska has finally received a few showers.
If you didn't attend a graduation in the past couple of weekends, it might be because you simply chose not to.
Trent Loos shares his perspective on efforts to preserve Nebraska's Sandhills and concerns surrounding the proposed R Project transmission line.
On this episode of Trent on the Loos, Trent welcomes Craig Rucker for a powerful conversation about the growing influence of fear-driven environmental messaging in America. The two discuss how mainstream environmental organizations are using emotional propaganda and political pressure to push policies that impact farmers, ranchers, energy producers, and working families across the country. Trent and Rucker challenge viewers to look beyond headlines and demand honest scientific debate rooted in facts instead of fear.
