06/17/2026
Join us for part three of our series!
For more than 60 years, Jeannette Glaser has owned and loved cattle! š©µ
We interviewed one of the breedās longtime cattlewomen to hear her stories, experiences, and perspective from decades spent raising cattle and supporting the Beefmaster community. Stay tuned as we share her answers and celebrate the legacy she continues to build.
āļø Whatās one lesson cattle have taught you that younger generations could benefit from hearing today?
Hard work and perseverance are important. Things donāt always go the way you planned, and thatās just real life. You can have all the best intentions and still have a hard year. But if you stay committed to what youāre doing and you learn from every experience, good or bad, thatās worth more than any book you could read. Experience is a teacher that never stops. You just have to be willing to show up every day and do the work, even when itās hard.
āļø Tell us about your daily routine checking cows and calves, what keeps you motivated to still be out there every day?
I wake up every morning grateful that I can still go. Getting out there and checking for Beefmaster babies, thereās nothing quite like it. I love looking at these cattle, I always have. At 84, getting to go out and see all of Godās other creations out there, the birds, the morning light, everything waking up, that is a true gift every single day. I check fences, help work cattle when they need me. I get on my Kubota and just go. As long as Iām able to do it, Iām going to do it.
Jeannette Glaser
Darrell Glaser