Farm Q & A

Get ready to pick fresh blueberries at Outback Farm in Pryor! Pails will be provided for picking and bags for carrying your blueberries home. Look for ripe blueberries that are perfect for making sweet berry cobblers, jams, jellies, smoothies, and healthy snacks. In addition to u-pick blueberries during the season, this local farm also offers fresh pre-picked blueberries.

If you can’t make it during the blueberry season, no worries! Outback Farm has frozen blueberries available year-round while supplies last. And if you visit in April or May, don’t forget to try the freshly-cut daily asparagus. While you’re there, be sure to check out their other products, such as blueberry maple syrup, raw honey, homemade blueberry wine, assorted jams, and herbal soaps.

If you plan on visiting Outback Farm during the off-season, it’s always a good idea to call ahead so the staff can be prepared to assist you.

By the gallon

U-Pick $25.00

Pre-Picked $32.00

When are you open

Daily during blueberry picking season.
7am to 6pm Monday thru Saturday
8am to 4pm on Sunday.
Off season hours vary.

Asparagus

While supplies last

$6.00 a bundle

What all is u-pick at Outback Farm?

The only thing we currently have available for “u-pick” is our blueberries, and of course those are seasonal. Our next picking season will be in 2024. We will post our official opening as the season draws closer.

Do you ship frozen blueberries?

The cost of packaging, dry ice and mail or shipping fees is more than the cost of the blueberries so we don’t think this works well for our customers. No, we do not ship frozen blueberries or any of our other products at this time.

When is the Asparagus ready?

We typically start cutting asparagus just before the blueberry picking season gets going. Recommend you start looking for asparagus updates in April. Stop by and pick up a bundle or two. ALWAYS, best to call ahead to be sure we have what you are looking for when you want it.

When are you open?

The farm is open daily during blueberry picking season from 7am to 6pm Monday thru Saturday and 8pm to 4pm on Sunday. Off season we do not operate by specific hours, they will vary. Call us to let us know how we can help you. 918-519-2148 or 918-519-9235 or 918-519-7396.

Can I come out and pick for the farm?

NO!!! Anyone who picks for the farm has been pre-screened, knows we expect a high level of quality berries, takes their time and does the job well. You can talk to us about picking but you cannot just show up, pick berries and expect to be paid.

Do you pick on the shares?

NO……what blueberries you pick you get to pay for and take home to enjoy.

Why do you sell by the gallon only?

Simply, it’s easier. No fuss, no muss, no scale, no coin change. It has worked well for us from day one and our customers like it too.

Do you take credit cards?

We accept cash, check and credit cards but being rural means internet service is not always what we would like so you need to come prepared with a backup payment plan in case the internet is down or uncooperative.

What do I need to bring with me when I come to pick blueberries?

In addition to your smile, nothing, we will give you one of our yellow gallon pails to pick with and when you are finished we will transfer your berries to a bag for you to carry home.

When is blueberry season and how long is the season?

Blueberry season typically begins mid May and can last through mid July. It’s always best to check the website or Facebook for up to date information.

Are you open on Memorial Day?

Some years yes, others no, depends on Mother Natures plans. Check back via website or Facebook for current updates and reminders. You can call us too.

Are you open on the 4th of July?

YES, from 7am to 6pm

Are you organic?

We are not “certified organic” but we do follow the natural growing guidelines which include organic concepts.

Do we have to wash the blueberries?

Not really, you can sample safely right in the field. We actually recommend you do not rinse blueberries if you are planning to freeze.

How long does it take to pick a gallon?

Only you can answer that question. Some folks are pretty quick and others might be a little more selective. It will depend on you and what you want to take home.

Will the green and pink berries ripen after picking?

NO, you need to pick the bluest berries you can find for the sweetest taste. What you pick is what you get and they will not ripen once removed from the bush.

What is the sweetest berry?

That is totally dependent on your taste buds because there is something unique to each variety. We love them all but you will most likely find one you like best, and there are a dozen, that’s 12, varieties to choose from here at Outback Farm.