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The Oklahoma CattleWomen promote efficient production of beef, educate consumers on the nutritional values of beef, and communicate goodwill within the communities and state. We are Oklahoma CattleWomen. |
MAKE A DONATION TO HELP OCW EDUCATE AND PROMOTE ABOUT BEEF IN OKLAHOMA Interested in supporting the Oklahoma CattleWomen? Click the link to donate today. Donate |
5.1 MILLION HEAD OF BEEF CATTLE As of 2018, Oklahoma has the third most number of head of beef cattle in the United States. | 3.2+ The Oklahoma beef industry received more than $3.2 billion in cash receipts in 2017. | 60+ OCW has been serving the beef community on a local, state and national level since 1955. |
BECOME A MEMBER Standing together we can meet issues head-on and make an impact on the changes that will affect our future in the beef industry. Join today! Sign Up |
PURCHASE MERCHANDISE From clothing to housewares, to gift certificates and more, you'll find products celebrating the cattlewomen lifestyle. |
BECOME A VOLUNTEER We are only as strong as our volunteers! Contact us today to get involved in one of our many beef promotion or fundraising events. Learn More |
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Homestead Meats & Processing has long been a supporter of the Oklahoma Cattlewomen and proudly accepts OCW Beef Certificates in their retail store.
In their continued support of the CattleWomen, Homestead Meats & Processing in Guthrie, OK has also chosen to be this year's Presidential Sponsor. Thank you Homestead for supporting our president and the CattleWomen's efforts as we promote Beef!
CREED OF THE AMERICAN NATIONAL CATTLEWOMEN Believing that the livestock industry is of basic importance to world existence, we, The American National CattleWomen dedicate ourselves to support it with our labor and finances; to promote it through information and publicity; to encourage its producers with our understanding and love; to do all in our power to instill in the coming generation the love of the land and of life, the humility and awe before Nature, and the hope and faith in the future that is inherent in cattlemen and CattleWomen. Mrs. Willard Sobak / Fairdale, North Dakota |
