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Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-4-3

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Approval of brands - Certificates - Conflicts - Brand book

Official statutory text

The State Board of Agriculture may designate a statewide

livestock organization to approve brands for registration, issue

certificates, and serve as an adjudicating committee in resolving

conflicts. The organization shall publish a State Brand Book which

shall contain a facsimile of each registered brand with the owner's

name and address. In the event the Board determines that the

statewide livestock organization fails to perform the duties

designated in the brand law or is no longer representative of the

majority of livestock producers in Oklahoma, the Board shall

designate a new statewide livestock organization or shall perform

the duties associated with the brand law, including maintenance of

the State Brand Book, receipt of fees for application processing and

other duties.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 163

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