4.9 from 53 reviews across 4 farms
Organised lists 8 farms in Oklahoma, including 8 farm shops, 7 raw milk farms and 4 egg farms. 2 deliver to your door.
Tate Family FarmRaw milk, meat & eggs · Cache4.9 (35 reviews)Tate Family Farm is a family owned and operated farm near Cache, Oklahoma, selling what it raises directly to the people who eat it. The family describe it as a farm to table operation, which is the whole appeal, fresh food sold close to home by the people who produced it.
Sales happen in person at the farm, which is open daily from 8am to 8pm, so you can see where your food comes from before you buy. There is no website listed, so phone ahead if you want to know what is available.Tanglefoot FarmRaw milk, fruit, veg & eggs · Blanchard5 (7 reviews)Tanglefoot Farm is a veteran owned family farm on a small patch of green in Blanchard, Oklahoma, run by owners Brad and Cori. They grow certified organic vegetables and offer fresh produce, eggs, poultry and raw goat's milk, alongside canned goods such as salsa, gourmet pickles and jams, smoked cheeses and pantry staples like salts, spices and infused oils. The land was a Certified Wildlife Habitat first: the couple restored habitat on their two acres long before planting the first tomato.
The farm runs its own Community Market on site, open Wednesday and Saturday from 4pm to 7pm, where a handful of neighbouring Oklahoma producers sell sourdough bread, beef, pork, lamb, eggs, soap and preserves alongside Tanglefoot's own goods. Visitors can plan a trip, book a farm tour or join gatherings, and the farm shares practical knowledge through its Know Your Food and Know Your Farmer pages and an active farm blog.Chupps FarmRaw milk & meat · Inola5 (6 reviews)Chupps Farm is a family run dairy at Inola, Oklahoma, producing raw cow's milk alongside beef cattle and show calves. Milk is sold from a self service farmstand on the farm, run on an honour system where you come, take what you need and pay by cash, cheque or Venmo.
The stand runs year round, and the family also bake bread from time to time to sell alongside the milk. There are no fixed hours, so it is worth messaging ahead, and calves for beef or showing are sold directly from the farm.
Paige Farms Dairy GoatsRaw milk · Coyle5 (5 reviews)Paige Farms is a dairy goat farm on Coyle Road at Coyle, Oklahoma. The farm breeds and milks dairy goats, with herd pages for does, bucks, yearlings and kids, a breeding chart for reservations, and stock offered as doe kids, future sires and pack goats.
The family's creamery brand, The Bearded Doe, makes what it calls raw, farm fresh, artisan goat cheese, classic chevre among it, celebrating in its own words the health benefits that are innate to raw milk from goats. Goat milk soap and lotion are made under the same name, and the farm appears in Oklahoma agritourism guides for classes and events built around its goats.
Mary Loofah Goat Milk ProductsRaw milk · BlanchardMary Loofah Goat Milk Products comes from a family homestead in Blanchard, Oklahoma, where Mary, her husband Stephen and their children keep dairy goats alongside horses, hogs, chickens and ducks. The herd includes Alpine and Lamancha goats, milked through a closed and filtered system to keep the milk clean.
They sell raw goat's milk in season along with a range of handmade goat milk body care products. Visits are by appointment, so get in touch with the family to arrange a time before you go.
Laketop FarmsRaw milk & eggs · BarnsdallLaketop Farms is a family homestead farm at Barnsdall, Oklahoma. The family made the leap to the country for a clean, chemical free diet and a more peaceful, self sufficient life, and with so few homesteaders around they are committed to passing on what they have learned. Their motto is make healthy food taste great, and most of what goes into their products comes off the farm itself: farm eggs, fresh milk and real butter, with no fillers or chemicals.
The farm raises dairy goats, heritage breed chickens and turkeys, and sells goat milk at the farm alongside homemade ice cream in seasonal flavours, baked goods and holiday pies, seasonal produce from May, strawberry and spicy pineapple pepper jams, and all natural skin care made with their own goat milk and aloe vera. Chicks, laying hens and registered Nubian goat kids are sold through the year. The shop closes from January to mid April, and visitors are welcome to enjoy the animals.
EDoubleE FarmsEggs · BluejacketEDoubleE Farms is a 30 acre veteran owned and woman owned farm established in 2023 in Bluejacket, Oklahoma, run by Luis and Cassandra. Pastures are dedicated to rotational grazing for their chickens and dual purpose Spanish goats, with laying hens and Cornish Cross meat birds moved regularly to fresh grass using chicken tractors and a large protected chicken yard.
The farm holds an egg packers license and processes its poultry through state or USDA certified plants so it can sell at farmers markets and to retail stores as well as direct. It regularly offers chicken and duck eggs, whole and cut chicken, ground goat meat and chicken stock, with fresh goat milk cheese ready to order while the goats are in milk. Find them at the Grove Farmers Market on Saturdays from 8am to 1pm, at local stockists around Grove and Monkey Island, at the farm, or through their winter co op with neighboring producers.
Dulce de DonkeRaw milk · LutherDulce de Donke is Walt and Saundra Traywick's family donkey dairy at Luther, north east of Oklahoma City. They started milking donkeys in 2014, after their six year old daughter woke with strep throat that set her own immune system attacking her brain, a condition called PANDAS. The best answer the specialists offered was antibiotics every day for the next thirteen years, so the family went looking for another one and found donkey milk. Their herd began with three American Mammoth Donkeys, a critically endangered breed descended from the French donkeys given to George Washington.
Raw donkey milk is sold by scheduled pickup at the farm, which they also call the Oklahoma Donkey Dairy. The soaps and moisturiser are made on the farm with the milk their daughter and other sick children do not need, so the supply is genuinely small: soaps often sell out before they finish curing, a four to six week process, and the moisturiser is made to order once a month. They also breed American Mammoth donkeys for approved homes, and ship skincare and freeze dried milk across the USA. They say they have no farm store and are not set up for farm tours at present, so arrange anything at the farm with them first.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
