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Glueck Farms raises predominately Black Angus calves that are low-stress weaned and then placed on good pasture. Cattle are always handled slowly and led by voice command to prevent stress. Less stress means better producing animals.

Pastures of bermuda and native grasses are rotated frequently to provide good grazing. Fields are planted in hybrid sudan, redtop cane, wheat, oats, peanuts, or turnips to provide a variety of supplemental grazing. Sometimes fields are allowed to grow up in native crabgrass which makes excellent grazing for calves. When grazing is not good, calves are fed alfalfa hay and natural processed cottonseed pellets as supplements.

Meat is processed in an inspected plant and then frozen. Grass-fed beef is available by the side or whole.

Cisco, Texas is located 90 miles west of Ft. Worth and 50 miles east of Abilene on I–20. Highways 6, 206, and 183 intersect in Cisco.