Tate Family Farm is a family owned and operated farm near Cache, Oklahoma, selling what it raises directly to the people who eat it.
20772 SW Bishop Rd, Cache, OK 73527, USA
Open daily, 8am to 8pm
4.9
From 33 reviews
I fell in love with this place. Staff friendly, very helpful. Loved the animals. Found, organic honey for my dogs. Gave me helpful tips on what helps dogs and allergies. So, I got some goats milk to try for my babies. I got their kefir to try as well. I felt the pricing was fine. I didn’t see it as pricey. It’s a local business I feel I will be using a lot. I didn’t mind the drive. It’s about 36 mins from the base. Very scenic though.
First time here. My wife loved it. She played with the baby goat more than anything else. She finally found organic honey for our dogs. The owner suggested giving our dog with allergies goat milk. She loved it here. We will definitely be back. Super nice and friendly.
First time visiting and we had a blast the animals were so sweet the store was so cute and fully stocked. We bought both cow and goat milk, eggs, squash, a coffee, and kifer. First time trying goat milk and it taste amazing we were very surprised. Wish I had known about this before but glad to know about it now. If you live or travel through the area it's definitely worth the stop.
Tate Farm is a great place to buy fresh goat and cow milk. Thank you for having such an awesome family business.
Best farm stand in the area! Petting area is a big hit as well!
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
I enjoy the fresh milk, and keifir. The fram raised, frozen meat is great. There is other nice things available at times like fresh bread or hand crafted soaps. I feel like the folks are kind. The prices are reasonable considering the care which is put into every animal and product. It is worth it.
Wonderful little self-serve farmers market for dairy and sometimes ground beef and eggs. You get to see some of the livestock right next to the house. Delicious farm fresh milk and cream. The owner is very responsive to text messages, and does a great job of updating their Facebook page daily with what is available. If you do get some of the dairy in glass jars, please bring replacements or be prepared to return the jars.
