Porter, Oklahoma · Honor-system stand

Our Honor-System Egg Stand in Porter, Oklahoma

Fresh eggs from our hens, a box for payment, and a lot of trust. Open Monday through Saturday at the front of our farm.

Stand hours and location

Porter & Prairie Family Farm
15527 S 385th E Ave, Porter, OK 74454

Monday–Saturday: 6:30 AM–9 PM
Sunday: Closed. Sunday is for church, family and a slower table, and the hens keep laying anyway.

We’re in Wagoner County, about 15 minutes from Broken Arrow, 25–30 minutes from Tulsa, close to Coweta, and an easy detour on the way to Muskogee. The stand sits right at the front of the property, so there’s no need to come up the drive.

How the honor system works

Pull up to the stand at the front of the farm.
Pick out what you’d like from the cooler and shelves.
Leave payment in the box. We take cash or Venmo (scan the QR code posted at the stand).
Bring back your clean cartons if you have them. We’ll reuse them.

That’s it. No one stands at the register, because there isn’t a register. The honor system is the oldest technology in Wagoner County, and it still works because our neighbors make it work. Thank you.

What's at the stand

Eggs, almost every day. Our roughly fifty laying hens live in a coop under the south awning of our shop and spend their days scratching and foraging. Our kids gather and pack the eggs. The FOX23 cameras caught Anna and Jude at it in 2026, and they’ll tell you they’re the real management.

And soon, more. Eggs are the only thing at the stand right now. Starting in spring 2027, Haylee’s garden will add vegetables, fresh-cut flowers and garlic, and fruit will follow once the orchard bears. The weekly Prairie Post is the best way to know what’s out.

Why an honor-system stand?

Because chickens don’t take off on Christmas or Easter, and neither does good faith between neighbors. We believe a farm should feed the people around it. Leaving the stand open on trust is our small way of saying we believe that about Porter, too. It also teaches our kids something no worksheet can: that work you can hold in your hands has value, and so does keeping your word.

Egg stand FAQ

Where is the egg stand?

At the front of Porter & Prairie Family Farm, 15527 S 385th E Ave, Porter, OK 74454, in Wagoner County. That's about 15 minutes from Broken Arrow and 25 to 30 minutes from Tulsa.

Where do I park?

There's no parking lot, but there's room to spare. Just pull into where the driveway begins and park off the road while you shop. For everyone's safety, please stay off the road itself.

What are the stand hours?

Monday to Saturday, 6:30 AM to 9 PM. Closed Sunday.

How does the honor system work?

Pull up to the stand, pick out what you'd like from the cooler and shelves, and leave payment in the box. No one staffs the stand.

How do I pay?

Cash or Venmo. Scan the QR code posted at the stand.

Are eggs always available?

Almost always. Fifty hens lay a lot, but sometimes not as fast as our neighbors buy. Check the Prairie Post or give us a call.

Do I need to call ahead?

No, just come by during stand hours. For a larger quantity, call or text (918) 361-8203 and we'll do our best.

Can I bring back egg cartons?

Yes. Bring back your clean cartons and we'll reuse them.

Who raises the hens?

Our family. Our roughly fifty laying hens live in a coop under the shop's south awning, and our kids gather and pack the eggs.

Do you sell anything besides eggs?

Eggs are the only thing at the stand right now. Starting in spring 2027, the garden will add vegetables, fresh-cut flowers and garlic, and fruit will follow once the orchard bears.

Can I visit the farm?

The stand is open to the public, but the farm is our home. If you'd like to see more, reach out and we'll talk.

Enjoyed your eggs?

The best thank-you is telling a neighbor. Stop by the stand, read the Prairie Post, or drop us a line.