Jim talks to Nebraska Rancher, Radio and TV host Trent Loos about the corruption behind the carbon pipeline. (8:00) and his relationship over the years with Presidential Candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (49:35)

Trent has spent years reporting on the happenings in rural America, and is one of the most, well researched and informed people on the subject of the proposed Carbon Pipeline that is being pushed on the landowners of, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, South and North Dakota.

To support this podcast click here

Texas and Colorado Rancher, Shad Sullivan sits down to talk about a number of issues. Shad explains how his operation works, buying cattle, grazing Texas wheat, and moving to Colorado grass in the summer. (1:30) He then gets into his media exposure over the last couple months, starting with the Glenn Beck podcast, (5:44) and how he ended up talking cattle on Fox News multiple times. (16:05) We then get into what's behind the push to mandate Electronic ID ear tags in cattle. (37:00) Shad talks about his trip visiting the aftermath of Texas's largest wildfire. (54:19) Lastly we stumble into talking about the National Cattlemen's Beef Association's keynote speaker, Oxford University Climate Scientist, Miles Allen and the push for, "sustainability" in the cattle industry. (1:03)

Support Lonesome Lands Channel Here

YouTube of our ride to the salebarn.

Shad Sullivan on Glenn Beck

Donate to Texas Wildfire victims

Follow Lonesome Lands

Twitter

Instagram

FaceBook

Jim Mundorf sits down with South Dakota cattle rancher and former Checkoff Beef Board Member, Vaughn Meyer to talk about the failures of the Beef Checkoff program. Jim starts off by talking about the Opportunities for Fairness in Farming Act that has been introduced in the Senate to stop Checkoff dollars from funding lobbyists that work against farmers and ranchers. He then gives an example of how the National Cattlemens Beef Association is able to hide where their money goes, (5:11.) Expains how the NCBA uses the Checkoff Beef Board, (8:43.) Conversation with Vaughn starts at (10:30.)

Support Lonesome Lands Podcast here. https://www.lonesomelands.com/subscribe

South Dakota Cattle Rancher, Journalist and Agriculture Spokesperson, Amanda Radke joins Jim to go over the current battle happening in South Dakota. She talks about the carbon pipeline plans, how they started, and the current bill that is being pushed to take power out of local governments hands and hand it to the corporate controled state government. She talks about how they got to that point and what it will mean for the rest of the country if South Dakota state legislature and Governor Kristi Noem fold to the corporate pressure.

Support Lonesome Lands Here

YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA_8aR2_4A_FIfzIOAnRRJQ

Twitter:https://twitter.com/LonesomeLands

Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/lonesomelands

Jim sits down with South Dakota Cattleman and R-Calf President, Brett Kenzy to talk about how politicians have handed control of the U.S. Department of Agriculture over to corporations. We talk about how the USDA is now able to "partner" with corporations with the goal of controlling farmers and ranchers carbon emissions. Also, how the real key to stopping this, is by stopping the enforcement of mandatory Electronic ID tags in cattle.

Support Lonesome Lands:https://www.lonesomelands.com/subscribe

Jim Mundorf speaking at the Black Hills Stock Show Cattlemens Seminar. Here he breaks down the lie of cattle destroying the planet. He explains how the cattle industry has agreed to this lie and how the independent farmers and ranchers are the last link in the supply chain left to stand up for the truth.

Support Lonesome Lands:https://www.lonesomelands.com/subscribe

https://www.facebook.com/lonesomelands

Twitter

Instagram

The New York Stock Exchange and the SEC are trying to creart a new market for a whole new type of company called a Natural Asset Company, or NAC. Margaret Byfield of American Stewards of Liberty explains how investors in these companies would be able to control both public and privately owned land. She explains how the value of the company comes from how, "sustainably" the land is managed, giving investors the ability to stop agricultural production. She also talks about how this could allow foriegn investors to control American land, including our National Parks.

Submit a comment on the NAC rule: https://www.sec.gov/rules/sro/sr-nyse-2023-09

American Stewards of Liberty's NAC information: https://americanstewards.us/natural-asset-companies/

Support Lonesome Lands: https://www.lonesomelands.com/subscribe

Everytime cattle are sold $1 per head is taken out of the cattle producers check. This money is supposed to fund a program that develops markets for cattle and beef, but the money has been hijacked by lobbiest groups. These groups use the money to advance the interests of their corporate clients while working against the cattle producers who are forced to fund the program. In this episode Jim explains how the program works and what can be done to fix it.

Jim Mundorf indtroduces the Lonesome Lands podcast. He talks about the last 6 years of Lonesome Lands, and what he hopes for this podcast to be. He also talks about his life in agriculture, the words that inspred him, the current threats to small farms and ranches, and if we are living through the tragic end of American Agriculture as we know it.

For more go to https://www.lonesomelands.com