Okla. Stat. tit. 42, § 42-48
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Provider of seed, chemicals, pesticides, herbicides or
Official statutory text
fertilizer - General agriculture commodities lien.
Any person selling, furnishing, applying or providing to the
owner of crops which are growing or to be grown any seed, chemical,
pesticide, herbicide or fertilizer for the growing of said crop
shall have a general lien upon all agricultural commodities except
livestock in his possession belonging to the owner of the crops, for
the balance due to him in the course of business. The lien provided
for in this section shall be subject to all prior perfected liens.
Any person selling, furnishing, applying or providing to the
owner of crops which are growing or to be grown any seed, chemical,
pesticide, herbicide or fertilizer for the growing of said crop
shall have a general lien upon all agricultural commodities except
livestock in his possession belonging to the owner of the crops, for
the balance due to him in the course of business. The lien provided
for in this section shall be subject to all prior perfected liens.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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