Water Control, Rising Costs & Federal Overreach: A Rancher's Perspective From Nevada to Texas
He doesn’t hold back in describing the negative influence of bloated government agencies and the poor quality of some government employees who are far removed from the realities on the ground.
The two also discuss rising insurance costs for agricultural producers, piling onto the already heavy burden of skyrocketing expenses across the board. Hank reflects on a recent media story about his work that, for once, he was pleased with—after years of being misrepresented. Trent shares insights from his recent road trip through Texas, including a stop in Paris and a look back at the Chisholm Trail and the role it played in shaping the American West.
Together, they examine how federally controlled land is mismanaged, underutilized, and often a roadblock to rural prosperity. Hank also gives an update on his local county commission, proving once again that all politics is local.
