According to Oklahoma Senate Bill 716, Honey producers that produce less than 500 gallons of honey per calendar year, may qualify for a license exemption. Review Senate Bill 716 for additional requirements.

Any unshelled/cracked nuts must be unshelled/cracked at licensed processing facility. Unshelled nuts must be properly labeled for sale. Any unshelled, unlabeled nuts may be embargoed by the department.

Whole, raw shelled nuts are considered whole produce, and can be sold by the grower without obtaining a state health department license.

Meats must be kept frozen, in a mechanical refrigeration unit on the retail mobile unit. The refrigeration unit must be kept in the mobile unit/truck, and may not be held at a separate point of sale.

Any shucking (corn, black-eyed peas, etc.) must done by a licensed processor in a licensed facility.

All processed, packaged foods for sale must be properly labeled per regulations, or else are subject to embargo.

Beginning November 1, 2017, home baked goods produced under the Home Bakery Act are allowed to be sold at Oklahoma Farmer's Markets.

Under the State's Raw Milk Ordinance, the sale of raw, unpasteurized milk is allowed only at the dairy, and cannot be sold off the premises. Information on the dangers of unpasteurized milk can be found on the CDC website