How to connect rss feed to task scheduler (WIN 10 HOME)

Windows Task Scheduler does not support using an RSS Feed as a trigger. According to it's official documentation:

You can use the Task Scheduler to execute tasks such as starting an application, sending an email message, or showing a message box. Tasks can be scheduled to execute in response to these events, or triggers.

• When a specific system event occurs.
• At a specific time.
• At a specific time on a daily schedule.
• At a specific time on a weekly schedule.
• At a specific time on a monthly schedule.
• At a specific time on a monthly day-of-week schedule.
• When the computer enters an idle state.
• When the task is registered.
• When the system is booted.
• When a user logs on.
• When a Terminal Server session changes state.

Such a task should be approached in other ways, e.g.:

• You probably will be able to set up an IFTTT applet to do what you desire. IFTTT supports RSS feeds as triggers, and has a variety of capabilities.
• You could write a script (e.g. a Python script) that implements your own logic.