Oct. 7, 2026, 5:01 a.m. CT
Across Oklahoma, farmers and ranchers are taking to practices that keep in mind the health of not only their animals, but also the land they raise them on.
Operating under a regenerative agriculture model, these producers promote more sustainable processes. And with rising concerns over food safety and origins, these farms and ranches offer a local alternative for Oklahomans.
Regenerative farms and ranches practice sustainable agriculture through rotational grazing and other methods that lessen the negative impacts on the land. By default, this leads to healthier, happier animals, and as concerns with cost, origin and safety within the United States food system continue to rise, it makes these products worth considering for more Oklahomans, producers say.
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All of the producers on this list practice a grass-finished approach to their beef, rather than grain-finishing, which means that the animals spend their entire lives consuming grass only.
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Other proteins are pasture-raised with extra feeding of specific grains and supplements done to ensure they receive the nutrients they cannot get from foraging alone. These animals are not fed the high-calorie bulking feeds used in conventional farming to help them achieve market weight more quickly.
Where can you buy pasture-raised proteins like eggs, chicken, beef, pork and even lamb? Here are 12 producers across the state operating regenerative agriculture operations.
Prairie Creek Farms, located near Tulsa, offers pasture-raised beef, pork, chicken and eggs year-round, as well as turkeys seasonally. Beef can be purchased in individual cuts, or there is a special “Cattle Club” option for those looking to buy a half or whole cow. The farm was started in 2016 and has grown to about 300 acres. It also operates an onsite store open to the public from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, with a cafe serving breakfast made from items raised on the farm until 11 a.m. The farm’s products can also be found at the Tulsa Farmers Market.
Information: https://prairiecreek.farm/, 24962 W. 141st Street S. in Kellyville, 408-373-5130
2. Big Grass Beef – Kaw City/Ponca City, Oklahoma
Big Grass Beef is the product of a fifth-generation rancher with a heart for sustainable agriculture and quality meat. They sell a variety of beef cuts, as well as bundles, subscriptions and quarter, half and whole beef options. Big Grass Beef sells their products online and through the Farmers Market at Scissortail Park in Oklahoma City, Rose District Farmers Market in Broken Arrow and the Tulsa Farmers Market.
Information: https://www.biggrassbeef.com/
3. Noble Family Farms – Ardmore, Oklahoma
Sam Noble, from the family behind the Noble Research Institute, founded Noble Family Farms in 1963, it passed down to his children and then his grandchildren. The farm follows regenerative agriculture and sustainable farming practices. Today the farm offers cattle and regeneratively raised pecans for sale to the public through an online storefront year-round and at the Murray Market, 106 E. Broadway in Ardmore, seasonally.
Information: https://noblefamilyfarms.com/
REP started out with a single family farm in Bixby but now works as a collaboration between five regenerative family farms in Oklahoma, Missouri and Texas. Their pasture-raised beef, chicken and pork is available for online purchase and pickup at their Bixby location. They offer value bundles, beef shares, individual cuts and more.
Information: https://repprovisions.com/
5. BF Farms – Enid, Oklahoma
Benkendorf Family Farms, or BF Farms, is a family owned regenerative ranch that has been operated since 1921. Today, they offer grass-finished beef and lamb for sale as sampler packages, value packages and individual cuts. Value and sampler packages can be ordered online, while individual cut orders must be placed by phone.
Information: https://www.bf-farms.com/, 405-821-6548
6. Outwest Farms – Cleveland, Oklahoma
This veteran-owned operation sells pastured pork, beef, chicken and turkey. Their products include individual cuts and beef shares. Outwest Farms offers online ordering through their website and free delivery in Oklahoma. They even ship outside the state and have options for purchasing gift cards.
Information: https://outwestfarmsok.com/, 918-358-1023
7. John’s Farm – Fairview, Oklahoma
Unlike some of the other operations on this list, John’s Farm deals primarily in bulk sales. So if you’re looking to fill your freezer or split the cost of a quarter, half or full cow with family or friends, they are an option to consider.
Information: https://www.johnsfarm.com/, 580-794-7767, Kris@johnsFarm.com
8. Real Ranch Grassfed – Roff, Oklahoma
A fourth-generation cattle ranch with a story that originates in the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas in California, Real Ranch Grassfed was founded 22 years ago in Oklahoma. They offer beef for sale in shares, boxes and as individual cuts for pickup in Ada, Ardmore or at the farm in Roff or delivery across Oklahoma. Fees for pickup and delivery are waived for orders over $75.
Information: https://realranchgrassfed.com/
9. Scherler-Abney Land & Cattle Co. – Apeahtone, Oklahoma
Formerly RE:Farm, the Scherler-Abney Land & Cattle Co. is a fifth-generation operation in Southwest Oklahoma near Lawton. They raise pastured pork and beef. They also operate a bulk refill shop for home needs from laundry soap to grains and more at 408 E. Main St. in Norman. The shop carries meat from their farm along with produce, eggs, milk and other grocery items from many other family farms across Oklahoma.
Information: https://resupply.market/, https://scherlerabney.com/
This family-owned ranch offers beef, pork and chicken for order online. The animals are raised at their Guthrie ranch, processed and packed, and delivered or held for pickup for customers. The ranch offers individual cuts, bundles and pork and beef shares. They deliver to a large portion of Oklahoma City and offer pickup at their storefront in Nichols Hills.
Information: https://www.74cmeat.com/, 405-242-3095, info@74CMeat.com
11. The Humble Hive Homestead/ Cold Springs Ranch – Wellston, Oklahoma
These farms partner with each other to maintain a steady supply of beef, pork and lamb. The Humble Hive is also working to add chicken and turkey to its offerings. Animals are sold as shares.
Information: https://www.thehumblehivehomestead.com/, https://coldspringsranchok.com/, 609-306-0088
12. Rocking V Ranch – Crescent, Oklahoma
This first-generation farm offers grass-finished Texas Longhorn beef raised on its 90 acres as individual cuts, boxes and bundles or shares through the farm’s website, with delivery to OKC and Edmond and shipping to other buyers.
Information: https://www.rvrlonghorns.com/, 405-969-2230, 702-461-9984, rvrlonghorns@gmail.com
