Honey,
Zucchini,
Beets,
Cucumbers,
Annual Bedding Plants,
Tomatoes,
Cut Flowers,
Peppers,
Plants, Bedding & Potted,
Watermelon,
Asparagus,
Perennial Bedding Plants,
Sweet Corn,
Bedding Plants,
Green Beans,
Blackberries,
Cabbage,
Okra,
Squash, Summer & Winter,
Cantaloupe,
Onions,
Strawberries,
Hanging Baskets,
Potatoes,
Herbs,
Vegetable Plants,
Lettuce,
Blakley Family Farm Meats, Diamonds in the Rough Cattle Company, and Creekside Plants and Produce, three names known far and near, are one and the same.
Blakley Family Farm Meats, the finished product, is the very best meat, bred, born, and raised near Oologah. We raise and sell Maine-Anjou and Shorthorn purebred cattle. We are known from coast to coast for our quality seed stock. These magnificent cattle have won champions in every major state fair and livestock show in the U.S. and are sought after by breeders all across America.
The beef you buy from Blakley Family Farms is a product of this breeding program. We also offer pork and lamb, raised in the same healthy, caring manner.
In addition, Creekside Plants and Produce, located on the bend south of Oologah, is one of the largest herb and vegetable nurseries in Oklahoma.
The six great-great-great grandchildren are the sixth generation of the Blakley family to farm and ranch in Oklahoma. Some of the descendants of Great-great-great grandpa Blakley, who staked a home in the Oklahoma Land Run in 1889 when the Cherokee Strip was opened, still farm, ranch, and live on the same homestead. This property is in Garfield County, south of Waukomis on Skeleton Creek.
Other great grandparents came from Missouri, Arkansas, and West Virginia to settle and farm in eastern Oklahoma. It is easy to see why the owners and operators of these two parts of the beef cattle industry, Blakley Family Farms and Diamonds in the Rough Cattle, strive every day to care for the animals and produce the very best products for you and your family.
Try some of our meats and you will become a life-long customer, as well as a good friend of one of the true pioneer Oklahoma farm families whose livelihood is still derived from production of agriculture.
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