The Pickens County Cattlemen's Association is very proud of our producers and each producer is proud of their operation.
We are caretakers of the land and animals. The PCCA has started a Freezer Beef Program to give our producers a way to reach the locally grown beef market. Every member of this committee is Beef Quality Assurance certified and adhere to a common set of rules which prohibits the feeding of animal by-products, growth stimulants and steriods. All animals have access to pasture. Some producers raise 100% grass fed beef while others grain supplement their calves. We have been eating our own beef for years - long before "locally grown" became popular. Now, you need to find out what we already know.
We are often asked "How much meat will I get?" "How much room do I need in my freezer?" Of course, that depends on the weight of the calf and other factors. Oklahoma State has a really good flyer that gives an approximate breakdown on what to expect. Click here for a PDF.
Here is a list of producers that are participating in this program:
Pasture Raised - Grass Fed