Adam Isaacs is a fourth-generation rancher on his family’s Needmore Creek Ranch in Canadian, Texas. Alongside his wife Aubrie and their son Theo, Adam practices regenerative ranching as part of a new wave of ranchers adapting to a changing agricultural landscape.In this episode, we explore innovative ranching methods and discuss features on Adam and his family in The New York Times and Texas Monthly. Adam also shares a powerful personal account of the Smokehouse Creek Fire—the largest wildfire in Texas history—which devastated over 99% of the Needmore Creek Ranch. His story is one of loss, resilience, and a faith that runs deeper than the land itself.Recorded June 22, 2025, in Canadian, Texas.I hope you enjoy the conversation. Dialogue is redemptive.Links:Texas Monthly - The Panhandle is Burning, Can Ranching Survive? The New York Times - A Different Kind of Land Management: Let the Cows Stomp

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