Made in Oklahoma Program

05/04/2026

Made in Oklahoma was on full display at the Capitol 🇺🇸

Ag Day at the Capitol brought together members from across the state, showcasing everything from locally made foods like salsas and sauces to handcrafted goods and unique products. Each booth represented the creativity, hard work and pride behind Oklahoma-made brands.

Supporting Made in Oklahoma means supporting the people and businesses who keep our state growing.

04/18/2026

From pantry staples to specialty finds, you’ll discover a little bit of everything at Circle E Inc. 🤠

This family-owned shop has been serving Oklahomans for decades and proudly carries a variety of Made in Oklahoma products alongside everything you need for life on the farm, ranch or at home.

Whether you’re stocking your kitchen, shopping local or just browsing, it’s a great stop to support Oklahoma businesses all in one place.

📍Edmond
🛍️ Shop local. Support local.

04/05/2026

If you grow, process, manufacture or sell products made in Oklahoma, consider joining the Made in Oklahoma Program 🤝🌾🛍️

👉 Visit madeinoklahoma.net and click “JOIN” for more information 🔗

03/28/2026

One mix. Every mood. 🍅

✨ Fancy nights
🏙️ City vibes
🌾 Rustic moments

Ben Jack Larado’s Bloody Mary Mix fits right in—wherever you are.
Look for the Made in Oklahoma logo and sip local.

03/21/2026

Since 1964, Bryan Agri Products has been helping Oklahomans grow 🌾

As a Made in Oklahoma company, they manufacture a wide range of fertilizers, including balanced blends, high-phosphorus mixes and slow-release options designed to meet the needs of farmers, ranchers and landowners across the state.

Because supporting local doesn’t stop at what’s on your plate, it starts with what’s in your soil.

📍 Durant, Oklahoma

03/13/2026

Created to support Oklahoma entrepreneurs, the Made in Oklahoma Program helps businesses promote products made right here in our state. 🌾

Next time you shop, look for the Made in Oklahoma logo and support local. 🛍️

🔗 madeinoklahoma.net
Click JOIN on the website to learn more about the program and how Oklahoma businesses can become members. ⭐

03/07/2026

At Pansies and Prawn, Andy and Micah Chapman are raising premium Oklahoma prawns and helping customers understand what makes them unique. In this video, they explain the difference between prawns and shrimp and share where you can find their locally raised seafood.

You can purchase Pansies and Prawn products at the Stillwater Farmers Market, Sunny Creek Trading Post in Ponca City or on their website.

👉 Learn more and order at pansiesandprawn.com

03/05/2026

Check out a great new store in OKC, featuring unique Made In Oklahoma products.For more information visit: Cowtown Market

03/05/2026

03/05/2026