Competitive Wages
Farm positions in Oklahoma offer competitive wages with many including benefits packages.
Farm Jobs in Oklahoma
Discover farm jobs in Oklahoma across cattle ranches, wheat fields, feedlots, and poultry operations. Nearly 33 million agricultural acres support careers in beef production, dual-purpose wheat, hay, hogs, cotton, peanuts, pecans, equipment operation, and agricultural services.
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Farm Jobs in Oklahoma
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Bedding Plant Attendant â Fall Season
Southwood Landscape & Garden Center
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Tulsa, OK
Competitive
4 days ago
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Seasonal Farm Cashier â Fall 2026
Pumpkin Town Farms
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Tulsa, OK
Competitive
4 days ago
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Payroll and HR Administrative Specialist
TLC Garden Centers
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Oklahoma City, OK
Competitive
4 days ago
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Farm School Tour Guide â Fall Season
Livesay Orchards
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Porter, OK
Competitive
4 days ago
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Wholesale Nursery Manager
Marcum's Nursery
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Ardmore, OK
Competitive
4 days ago
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Harvest Equipment Operator / Truck Driver
Green Acres Enterprises
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Elk City, OK
Competitive
4 days ago
seasonalHarvest Worker
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Farm Attraction Attendant â Fall 2026
Orr Family Farm
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Oklahoma City, OK
From $11/hr
4 days ago
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Farm/Ranch Hand â Equine Care & Maintenance
Oklahoma State University
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Stillwater, OK
Competitive
3 weeks ago
full timeRanch HandLivestock Care
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Ranch Hand â OSU Research Range
Oklahoma State University Ag Research
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Stillwater, OK
Competitive
4 weeks ago
full timeRanch HandLivestock Care
About Agriculture in Oklahoma
Oklahoma agriculture generates $8. 5 billion in market value of agricultural products sold from 70,378 farms spanning 32 million acres (average 467 acres per farm, reflecting the state's ranching-oriented operations), with livestock, poultry, and their products overwhelmingly dominating at $7 billion (82% of total agricultural economy) compared to crops at $1.
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Why Work on Oklahoma Farms?
Housing Available
Many operations provide on-site housing, adding significant value to compensation.
Sustainable Agriculture
Oklahoma farms combine traditional practices with modern sustainable techniques.
Training Provided
Most farms value work ethic over experience and provide on-the-job training.
Types of Farms in Oklahoma
Cattle & Livestock
Ranches across Oklahoma raising cattle, sheep, and other livestock on rangeland and pastures.
Crop Production
Row crop farms growing grains, vegetables, and other staple crops using modern techniques.
Organic Farms
Certified organic operations using sustainable practices for premium market products.
Dairy Operations
Dairy farms producing milk and dairy products with both family and commercial operations.
Getting Started with Farm Work in Oklahoma
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Explore Opportunities
Browse available farm positions in Oklahoma across different agricultural sectors.
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Build Your Skills
Many entry-level positions require no certifications. Equipment and livestock experience helps.
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Connect with Farms
Peak hiring in spring planting and fall harvest offers the most opportunities.
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Start Your Career
Most farmers value strong work ethic and provide on-the-job training.