Farms near Enid, ok

We are a local homestead farm devoted to sustainable farming practices. Everything we grow or raise has been raise by hand with no machinery or chemicals.... [more]

CommonWealth Urban Farms is a small neighborhood farm in near NW Oklahoma City. We sell veggies & flowers at the Paseo Farmers Market, plus we offer farm tours, Garden School classes, and volunteer op

CommonWealth Urban Farms is a small urban farm in near NW Oklahoma City. In addition to a weekly CSA, farm tours, and volunteer opportunities we also grow cut flowers with a "slow flower" philosophy.... [more]

Produce CSA Flower CSA Eggs Sourdough bread Pasture raised whole chickens Events

Internships are available. We also accept farm visitors through the WWOOFUSA program. Goats are allowed to freely browse on 80 acres of unsprayed woodland and meadows (no herbicides, no pesticide... [more]

We are multi-plot Urban and Rural farm based in Oklahoma City and Seminole Co Oklahoma. We specialize in Market Vegetables, CSA shares, Cut Flowers, Mushrooms and foraged goodies from our forest plots... [more]

Located in Harper, Kansas. We grow culinary and medicinal herbs and mushrooms. Our desire for this land is that it would flourish.... [more]

Crispin Grass-Fed Beef is a family owned and operated farm and ranch in Western Oklahoma near Thomas.... [more]

Bootstrap Farm is a 40-acre farm in Payne County, OK. We participate in a system of agriculture that is innovative, human-scale and inspiring.... [more]

We work with farmers across the state to preserve and process the seconds and surplus they grow. We offer a variety of products made with these local ingredients everything from baked goods, canned g... [more]

We have beef that is grass/grain finished, grass pasture kept, dry-aged, and state-inspected. Homegrown by our family just like we've raised our own for years.... [more]

We are a pasture based farm that is committed to growing wholesome, real food. After years of conventional farming, our eyes were opened several years ago and slowly we have developed into what we ar... [more]