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Global Food Supply Pressure and Holiday Reflections with Damian Buckley

Trent and Damian warn that while worldwide demand for beef is skyrocketing, farmers are being crushed by soaring costs and collapsing prices. Trent also points to real-world stories from soybean farmers in Minnesota who now need guaranteed markets just to stay alive, showing how our entire food system is under pressure.

The conversation shifts to a Thanksgiving-themed Rural Route segment with Hank Vogler from Nevada. Together, Trent and Hank revisit the true origins of Thanksgiving—how a failed communal system pushed early settlers toward individual responsibility, private property, and free-market trade. They reflect on how the U.S. and Canada remain the only nations with an official Thanksgiving holiday and share thoughts on family, freedom, and the coming winter weather.

Finally, Trent and Hank dive into the alarming spread of Equine Herpes Virus (EHV-1) and its threat to major events like the National Finals Rodeo. Trent shares intel from a thoroughbred trainer who believes repeated vaccinations may be stressing horses’ immune systems. They question whether some outbreaks could have human involvement and explore how selective breeding and modern practices may be leaving animals more vulnerable than ever.

This episode delivers eye-opening insight into food security, government overreach, animal health, and the traditions that tie us together—making it a must-watch on BEK TV.

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