A. For the purposes of this section:
1. "Advertised price" means the price of a consumer item which price a store has caused to be disseminated by means of promotional methods such as an in-store sign, newspaper, circular, television, radio advertising, or other means;
2. "Board" means the State Board of Agriculture;
3. "Computer-assisted checkout system" means any electronic device, computer system, or machine which determines the selling price of a consumer item by interpreting the UPC of the consumer item, or any other use of a similar price look-up function;
4. "Commissioner" means the Commissioner of the Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry;
5. "Consumer item" means each item being offered or exposed for sale;
6. "Department" means the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry;
7. "Inspector" means an authorized representative of the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry;
8. "Item price" means the tag, stamp, or mark affixed by an authorized person to a consumer item which sets forth, in Arabic numerals, the retail price thereof;
9. "Manually entered prices" means any method of determining the selling price of a consumer item by means other than a computer-assisted checkout system;
10. "Price look-up function" means the capacity of any checkout system to determine the retail price of a consumer item by way of the manual entry into the system of a code number assigned to that particular consumer item by an inspector or the store or the checkout operator's consultation of a file maintained at the point of sale or within the store;
11. "Sale price" means the price of consumer items offered for sale in good faith at a price below the price for which the consumer items are usually sold in the store;
12. "Shelf price" means the sign or tag placed by an authorized person at each point of display which clearly sets forth the retail price of the consumer item;
13. "Store" means any establishment which offers consumer items for sale at retail. Each separate building within which consumer items are offered for sale at retail shall constitute a separate store location for purposes of this section;
14. "Store-coded item" means the application of a UPC to any consumer item by that particular store; and
15. "Universal product code" (UPC) means the digital figure depicted through the use of bars and spaces, typically attached by the manufacturer or distributor, which may be scanned into the pricing system of a store.
B. 1. It shall be unlawful for any person to:
2. It shall be unlawful for a store to charge a retail price for any consumer item which exceeds the lowest then price in that store, whether a shelf, sale, advertised, or otherwise publicly communicated price, of the consumer item.
C. Every person, store, firm, partnership, corporation, or association which sells, offers for sale, or exposes consumer items for sale at retail within this state shall disclose to the consumer the item price of the consumer items by:
1. Causing to be conspicuously, clearly, and plainly marked, stamped, typed, or affixed to the items, the retail price in Arabic numerals; or
2. Disclosing to the consumer the item price of the consumer items by causing a shelf price to be posted at the point of display in Arabic numerals or maintaining a price look-up function for the consumer items, except for consumer items held in outside storage and warehouses.
D. 1. If the shelf labels do not conform with the provisions of this section, the store shall be subject to the following penalties:
2. Every day a violation is continued shall constitute a separate violation.
E. For the purpose of determining the compliance of a store with this section, an inspection shall be conducted of a sample of no fewer than fifty and no more than three hundred consumer items, with inspectors typically sampling fifty consumer items for each cash register that may be operational in a given store using a computer-assisted checkout system. Inspections for manually entered prices may consist of sample sizes of no fewer than ten and no more than fifty items. The sample shall be selected by the inspector from a cross section of all items offered for sale at the store inspected.
F. 1. For any price accuracy inspection under this section, the store representative shall afford the inspector access to the test mode of the computer-assisted checkout system in use at the store or to a comparable function of the system and to the retail price information contained in any price look-up system.
2. In a store with a laser scanning or other computer-assisted checkout system, the inspector shall be permitted, whether through an agency issued scanner or otherwise, to compare the item, shelf, sale, or advertised price of any consumer items offered in the store, not to exceed three hundred consumer items selected from a cross section of all items offered for sale at the location at any one inspection, with the programmed computer price. Inspectors should sample fifty consumer items for each cash register that may be operational in a given store not to exceed three hundred consumer items selected from a cross section of all items offered for sale at the location of that store at any one inspection. The store shall provide access to its computers as necessary for the inspector to make the inspection.
G. Undercharges shall not be considered an inaccurately priced item when calculating price accuracy under this section.
H. Stores on a routine inspection frequency may be inspected once per six (6) months, depending upon available resources of the Department. Stores on an increased inspection frequency may be inspected in sixty-day intervals.
I. Any prior adoption in statute or rule of the Examination Procedure for Price Verification Handbook 130 issued by the National Institute of Standards and Technology is revoked. However, the inspection and testing procedures used by inspectors shall generally conform to the standards of the then current Handbook 130 issued by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, specifically including verification procedures for manually entered prices.
J. Any store found in violation of this section shall be subject to the penalties specified in this subsection. Each day on which a violation is continued shall constitute a separate violation. The failure to accurately price ninety-five percent (95%) of all consumer items sampled as part of a given inspection shall be deemed a failed inspection. If the programmed computer price or manual checkout price, in cases where there is no programmed computer price, exceeds the shelf, sale, advertised, or otherwise publicly communicated price of any consumer item, the store shall be subject to the following penalties:
1. For violations discovered upon the first inspection following any twelve-month period in which no violation of this section has been found, the store will receive a Letter of Warning and be placed on an increased inspection frequency. Stores shall remain on an increased inspection frequency until they have achieved a twelve-month period in which no violation of this section has been found;
2. For violations discovered upon the second inspection following any twelve-month period in which no violation of this section has been found, the store shall pay a penalty of Seventy-five Dollars ($75.00) for each consumer item which results in an overcharge or potential overcharge;
3. Third violations discovered within any twelve-month period will be assessed a one-hundred-fifty-dollar penalty per consumer item which results in an overcharge or potential overcharge;
4. Fourth violations discovered within any twelve-month period will be assessed a two-hundred-fifty-dollar penalty per consumer item which results in an overcharge or potential overcharge;
5. Fifth violations discovered within any twelve-month period will be assessed a three-hundred-fifty-dollar penalty per consumer item which results in an overcharge or potential overcharge; and
6. Sixth or subsequent violations within any twelve-month period will be assessed a five-hundred-dollar penalty per consumer item which results in an overcharge or potential overcharge, with a maximum penalty per overcharge of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) per consumer item, regardless of additional violations per inspection per store location.
K. The provisions of the Oklahoma Small Business Regulatory Flexibility Act pertaining to waiver or reduction of any administrative penalty or administrative fine shall not be applicable to this section and may not be relied upon for a reduction or deferral or as imposing any procedural prerequisite or as a defense, respecting actions investigated and/or brought under this section.
L. Persons primarily engaged in selling lumber and other building materials classified under Industry Group No. 4441 of the North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS), except for national home centers classified under NAICS code 444110, shall be exempt from this section.
M. The State Board of Agriculture shall have the authority to promulgate rules as necessary to carry out the purposes of this section.
Added by Laws 1976, c. 108, § 8, emerg. eff. May 12, 1976. Amended by Laws 2000, c. 243, § 61, emerg. eff. May 24, 2000. Renumbered from § 5-61h of Title 2 by Laws 2000, c. 243, § 126, emerg. eff. May 24, 2000. Amended by Laws 2007, c. 200, § 5, eff. Nov. 1, 2007; Laws 2009, c. 8, § 2, eff. July 1, 2009; Laws 2010, c. 434, § 1, eff. July 1, 2010; Laws 2017, c. 363, § 1, eff. Nov. 1, 2017.
Structure Oklahoma Statutes
§2-1-2. State Department of Agriculture - Establishment - Composition.
§2-2-1. Membership - Appointment and qualifications - Vacancies.
§2-2-2. Compensation - Meetings.
§2-2-4b. Reciprocal agreements.
§2-2-4c. Livestock policy implementation – Restriction on local orders, ordinances, and regulations.
§2-2-4e. Confidentiality of electronic mail addresses.
§2-2-6. Advisory or consulting committees - Appointment.
§2-2-7. Records and files as evidence – Enforcement of penalties and fines.
§2-2-8. Certified copies as evidence.
§2-2-9. Cooperative contracts and agreements - Grading, sampling or inspection - Fees.
§2-2-10. Department of Agriculture Revolving Fund - Disbursements - Claims.
§2-2-12. Unpaid checks - Uncollectable debts.
§2-2-14. Authority to enter - Proper actions - Warrants.
§2-2-14.1. Seizure and forfeiture of property.
§2-2-14.2. Abandoned or stolen property--Storage--Disposal.
§2-2-16. Duties of district attorney or Attorney General.
§2-2-16.1. Livestock Offender Registry.
§2-2-18. Notice - Hearings - Penalties.
§2-2-18.1. Pollution of air, land, or waters - Order to cease - Administrative penalty.
§2-2-18.3. Survey of agriculture producers – Water quality issues.
§2-2-26. Agriculture Emergency Insect Control Special Fund.
§2-2-27. Department of Agriculture State Indemnity Special Fund.
§2-2-27.1. Agriculture Evidence and Law Enforcement Fund.
§2-2-31. Independent agricultural tourism organization plan – Required provisions – Report date.
§2-2A-1. Short title - Purpose - Applicability - Water programs.
§2-2A-3. Authority of Board to promulgate rules - Powers of Department.
§2-2A-4. Disclosure of interest in regulated entities.
§2-2A-5. Director of the Agricultural Pollutant Discharge Elimination System.
§2-2A-6. Discharge of pollutant into state waters - Schedule of compliance and conditions - Permits.
§2-2A-8. Rules for storm water discharges.
§2-2A-10. Application for permit - Compliance with local ordinances, rules or requirements.
§2-2A-23. Rules designating application tiers.
§2-2A-24. Powers and duties of Department.
§2-2A-26. Tier II or III applications - Draft denial or permit.
§2-2A-27. Public meeting on draft denial or permit.
§2-3-32.3. Plant pests - Sale - Notice.
§2-3-32.4. Nursery stock shipments - Inspection certificates.
§2-3-32.5. Vegetable plants and transplants - Identification.
§2-3-32.6. Turfgrass sod - Identification.
§2-3-32.7. Licenses - Inspection fees.
§2-3-50.2. Declaration - Purpose.
§2-3-50.4. Review by Commissioner and State Board of Agriculture.
§2-3-50.5. Oklahoma Boll Weevil Eradication Organization - Formation - Status - Membership.
§2-3-50.6. Board of directors - Election procedure.
§2-3-50.8. Certification of acreage in program.
§2-3-50.9a. Collection of assessment.
§2-3-50.10. Boll Weevil Eradication Fund.
§2-3-50.15. Cooperation with other entities - Written agreements.
§2-3-50.16. Right of entry - Inspections and other activities - Warrants.
§2-3-50.18. Destruction of cotton - Volunteer or noncommercial cotton.
§2-3-50.19. Unlawful acts - Moving infested article into state - Penalties.
§2-3-50.20. Violations - Penalties.
§2-3-50.30. Review and evaluation of boll weevil eradication efforts.
§2-3-82.1. Unwanted Pesticide Disposal Fund.
§2-3-83. Keeping of records – Board audits.
§2-3-84. Declaration of pest – Rules - Requirements.
§2-3-101. Enforcement of act - Powers of Board.
§2-3-103. Quarantine – Declaration of bee disease or pest - Order to destroy.
§2-3-106. Sales and transport of apiaries, equipment, bees, or hives.
§2-3-113. Voluntary registration program – Location of new apiaries – Abandoned apiaries.
§2-3-117. Inspection fee - Inspection procedures.
§2-3-117.1. Requirements for transport of bees into state.
§2-3-122. Hearing - Emergency order.
§2-3-123. Retention of Africanized honeybees prohibited - Exception.
§2-3-124. Certified Beekeeper Program - European Honeybee Certification Program.
§2-3-125. Local laws on honeybee hives not authorized – Apiary zoning exception.
§2-3-130. Tick eradication program - Funding.
§2-3-211. Weed Free Hay Certification Act.
§2-3-213. Promulgation of rules.
§2-3-214. Inspector training cooperative agreements – Federal funding.
§2-3-215. Weed-free certification – Inspection.
§2-3-220. Noxious weeds - Eradication.
§2-3-310. Castor bean production - Ricin.
§2-3-311. Castor bean transportation - Ricin.
§2-3-401. Short title - Oklahoma Industrial Hemp Program.
§2-3-403. Licensee authorization – Exemption from criminal liability.
§2-3-404. License application – Rules and requirements.
§2-3-406.1. Processing as Cannabidiol .
§2-3-407. Inspection and sampling.
§2-3-408. Causes to deny, revoke or suspend a license.
§2-3-410. Oklahoma Industrial Hemp Program Fund.
§2-3-411. Cannabidiol sourcing.
§2-3-601. Short title - Oklahoma Industrial Hemp Remediation Program - Definitions.
§2-4-3. Approval of brands - Certificates - Conflicts - Brand book.
§2-4-4. Custodian of county brand books - Certified copies - Fees.
§2-4-5. Application for registration - Fees - Contents.
§2-4-6. Use of unregistered brands - Duplication.
§2-4-7. Publication of revised book - Reregistration - Fees - Copies to officials.
§2-4-8. Brands in current edition as prima facie evidence of ownership.
§2-4-9. Questionable ownership of animals at markets - Withholding of funds pending determination.
§2-4-10. Brands reserved to state.
§2-4-11. Brands in current edition subject to sale, transfer, etc. - Recording - Fees.
§2-4-12. Sale of branded livestock - Written transfer of ownership.
§2-4-20. Animal Identification Program.
§2-5-2. Program of marketing services.
§2-5-3.1. Short title – Oklahoma Agriculture Enhancement and Diversification Program.
§2-5-3.2. Purpose and categories of Oklahoma Agriculture Enhancement and Diversification Program.
§2-5-3.4. Grants or loan funds – Applications – Evaluation criteria – Proprietary information.
§2-5-3A.1. Short title - Oklahoma Farmers Market and Farmers Hub Act.
§2-5-3A.3. Requirements for registered farmers market.
§2-5-3A.4. Permissible products at registered farmers markets.
§2-5-3A.5. Requirements for registered farmers hub – Farm-direct marketer.
§2-5-3A.6. Promulgation of rules.
§2-5-4.1. Short title - Homemade Food Freedom Act.
§2-5-4.3. Conditions for exemption from licensing and other requirements.
§2-5-4.4. Reported foodborne illness – Investigation by State Department of Health.
§2-5-6. Marketing information and news services.
§2-5-9. "Made in Oklahoma" and "Grown in Oklahoma" program - Specifications.
§2-5-12. Oklahoma Agritourism Program.
§2-5-13. Agritourism Revolving Fund.
§2-5-14. Short title – Oklahoma Agritourism Activities Liability Limitations Act.
§2-5-16. Liability of agritourism professionals and exceptions.
§2-5-17a. Rights to engage in agritourism activities – Requirements and regulations.
§2-5-18. Short title - Farmers Market Liability Limitation Act.
§2-5-20. Limitation of liability – Exceptions.
§2-5-59. Oklahoma Trade Development program – Establishment – Participating entities - Purpose.
§2-5-60.2. Legislative findings.
§2-5-60.3. Oklahoma Farm to School Program – Agency staff to implement.
§2-5-60.4. Duties of director.
§2-5-60.6. Authority to promulgate rules.
§2-5-60.10. Short title - Oklahoma Agricultural Commodity Act.
§2-5-60.13. Petition for certification – Public hearing.
§2-5-60.14. Commodity producers board – Ballot – Notice by publication – Written notice.
§2-5-60.16. Preparation and distribution of ballots - Contents.
§2-5-60.17. Expenses - Reimbursement.
§2-5-60.18. Exemption from assessment.
§2-5-60.19. Contest of election – Voting of ballots - Overstatement of volume of production.
§2-5-60.20. Determination of election results.
§2-5-60.21. Certification of adoption or defeat of referendum proposition.
§2-5-60.23. Establishment of board upon certification of referendum results.
§2-5-60.24. Meeting and organization of board – Terms of office.
§2-5-60.25. Officers of board - Bond.
§2-5-60.26. Powers and duties of board - Rules.
§2-5-60.27. Annual budget – Audits – Annual reports – State budget and expenditure limitations.
§2-5-60.28. Assessments, donations and grants – Purpose of expenditures.
§2-5-60.29. Collection of assessment.
§2-5-60.31. Increase of maximum rate of assessment – Abolition of assessment - Referendum.
§2-5-60.32. Failure to remit assessment – Proceedings to recover.
§2-5-60.33. Violations – Injunction – Costs and attorney fees.
§2-5-60.34. Exemption from requirements of act.
§2-5-60.36. Transfer of funds, equipment, and property to successor organization.
§2-5-63.1. Short title - Commodity Research Enhancement Act.
§2-5-63.3. Petition for state assessment referendum.
§2-5-63.4. State assessment referendum.
§2-5-63.5. Statewide basis - Eligible voters.
§2-5-63.8. Exemptions for producers.
§2-5-63.10. Ballot determinations.
§2-5-63.11. Referendum certification.
§2-5-63.12. Federally approved commodity board - Powers and duties.
§2-5-63.13. Assessment funds - Yearly report.
§2-5-63.14. Receipt of funds - Expenses - Restrictions on use of funds.
§2-5-63.15. State assessment collection.
§2-5-63.16. Application for refund.
§2-5-63.18. Failure to remit state assessment.
§2-5-81. Short title - Purpose of program.
§2-5-84. Dissemination of information about program.
§2-5-85. Administration of program - Annual report.
§2-5-88. Funding of loan - Loan rate - Certification of compliance.
§2-5-89. Liability of state for payment of loan.
§2-5-91. Short title - Implementation.
§2-5-94. Powers and duties of Council.
§2-5-100. Legislative finding and declaration.
§2-5-102. Cause of action for damages.
§2-5-105. Offenses - Applicability of section to actions taken by government agencies.
§2-5-107. Oklahoma Meat Consumer Protection Act – Definitions – Misleading or deceptive practices.
§2-5-111. Legislative finding and declaration.
§2-5-112. Standard of care for producer of livestock - Rebuttable presumption.
§2-5-120. Short title - Urban Gardens Grant Act.
§2-5-122. Urban Gardens Grant Revolving Fund.
§2-5-123. Eligibility for grants.
§2-5-201. Short title — Healthy Food Financing Act.
§2-5-204. Healthy Food Financing Revolving Fund.
§2-5-205. Administration — Duties — Eligible projects – Financing.
§2-5-307. False representation as organic product - Stop-sale orders – Fines and penalties.
§2-5-502. Legislative findings.
§2-5-504. Assistance to individuals affected by disability - Services.
§2-5-506. Oklahoma AgrAbility Project Fund.
§2-6-2. Official livestock and poultry disease control agency - Authority of State Veterinarian.
§2-6-3. Destruction of diseased livestock - Appraisal - Payment.
§2-6-4. Disinfecting of livestock and places - Cost - Liens.
§2-6-5. Reports of contagious or infectious animal diseases – Release of information.
§2-6-6. Importing or possessing exotic swine - Misdemeanor – Exceptions.
§2-6-27. Feeding garbage to swine.
§2-6-91. Formulation of control and eradication program.
§2-6-93. Blood samples for brucellosis testing – Official identification – Reports.
§2-6-95. Brucellosis Milk Surveillance test.
§2-6-96. Officially vaccinated animals - Identification.
§2-6-97. Biological products containing Brucella organisms.
§2-6-99. Quarantine of livestock infected with brucellosis - Disposition.
§2-6-100. Brucellosis eradication - Livestock owner requirements - Indemnity payments.
§2-6-101. Certification of brucellosis-free herds and counties.
§2-6-102. Sale of bovine animals or removal from markets – Compliance records.
§2-6-107. Swine identification verification – Testing requirements.
§2-6-124. Livestock infected or exposed - Order of quarantine – Notice – Waiving of quarantine.
§2-6-125. Moving of livestock in or out of quarantine area - Penalties.
§2-6-133. Eradication and control program.
§2-6-135. Restrictions on biological products.
§2-6-141. Branding and tagging of tubercular cattle.
§2-6-142. Sale or disposition of bovine animals affected with tuberculosis.
§2-6-143. Tuberculin tests - Refusal to comply - Quarantine.
§2-6-147. Classification - Slaughtering.
§2-6-149. Exemptions from indemnity payments.
§2-6-152. Inspection and quarantine – Condemnation – Quarantine release.
§2-6-153. Documentation to accompany shipments – Information for exibition.
§2-6-182.1. Standards for producers that market and sell beef and bison in intrastate commerce.
§2-6-184. Postmortem inspection - Marking or stamping.
§2-6-185. Inspection – Limitation of entry.
§2-6-186. Meat food products - Inspection - Access - Marking or stamping.
§2-6-188. Establishments - Inspections - Sanitary conditions.
§2-6-189. Nighttime inspections.
§2-6-190. Compliance with act - Acts prohibited.
§2-6-191. Forging of official marks or certificates.
§2-6-193. Appointment of inspectors - Rules and regulations.
§2-6-194. Bribery - Penalties.
§2-6-196. Storing and handling - Regulations.
§2-6-197. Articles not intended as human food.
§2-6-199. Registration of certain businesses.
§2-6-200. Dead, dying or disabled animals - Regulations concerning.
§2-6-201. Cooperation with Federal Government.
§2-6-202. Refusal or withdrawal of inspection.
§2-6-203. Detention of animals or products.
§2-6-204. Seizure and condemnation.
§2-6-205. District courts - Jurisdiction.
§2-6-206. Interference with persons engaged in official duties - Penalties.
§2-6-207. Violations and penalties.
§2-6-209. Application of act with respect to Federal Meat Inspection Act.
§2-6-213. Administration of Meat Inspection Act and Poultry Product Inspection Act.
§2-6-214. Oklahoma certified beef defined.
§2-6-215. Certified beef label requirement.
§2-6-255. Cooperative efforts.
§2-6-256. Antemortem and postmortem inspection in official establishments - Condemnation - Appeals.
§2-6-258. Marking and labeling.
§2-6-260. Compliance with act.
§2-6-263. Notice of violations.
§2-6-264. Storage and handling regulations.
§2-6-266. Limitation on entry of products into official establishment.
§2-6-267. Withdrawal or refusal of inspection service.
§2-6-268. Detention of products.
§2-6-269. Seizure and condemnation.
§2-6-270. Jurisdiction of district courts - Subpoenas.
§2-6-271. Powers of Board - Penalties.
§2-6-280.4. Board - Powers and duties.
§2-6-280.8. Denaturing of rabbits and rabbit products.
§2-6-280.9. Records - Inspection - Maintenance.
§2-6-280.10. Prohibitions relating to processing, transportation and sale of rabbits.
§2-6-280.11. Suspension of plant approval - Denial or withdrawal of inspection service.
§2-6-280.12. Detention of certain rabbits and rabbit products.
§2-6-280.13. Violations - Notice - Hearing - Orders - Service of process.
§2-6-280.14. Violations - Penalties.
§2-6-280.15. Good faith violations - Alternatives to prosecution.
§2-6-285. Shipment restrictions.
§2-6-290.2. Legislative findings and policy.
§2-6-290.4. Board - Powers and duties.
§2-6-290.6. Operation of slaughtering plant - Approval of plant - Compliance with act.
§2-6-290.7. Inspection service and inspections.
§2-6-290.12. Violations - Penalties.
§2-6-290.13. Penalties - Limitations on application - Minor violations.
§2-6-291. Exotic livestock disease control - Official agency.
§2-6-303. Livestock trailers to be identified by number or driver license number.
§2-6-310. Agriculture law enforcement agents.
§2-6-311. License - Construction of act - Restricted aquatic species.
§2-6-312. Technical assistance.
§2-6-313. Confinement and separation from wild species.
§2-6-314. Inspections - Summary of aquatic species produced and marketed.
§2-6-316. Application for license - Proofs required - Revocation.
§2-6-402. Quarantine zones of control.
§2-6-403. Orders restricting movement of persons, livestock, machinery, and personal property.
§2-6-504. Farmed cervidae facility license.
§2-6-506. Escaped farmed cervidae.
§2-6-507. Violations of act - Transportation of live cervidae.
§2-6-508. Slaughter of farmed cervidae – Disposition of hides or antlers.
§2-6-510. Emergency orders - Compliance – Hearings – Review of order, priority.
§2-6-511. Wrongfully injure - Farmed carvidae facility - Remove from premises.
§2-6-512. Prelicensing inspection.
§2-6-513. Written complaint procedures.
§2-6-514. Denial, revocation, cancelation, or suspension of license.
§2-6-515. Disposal of cervidae - Cleaning of premises.
§2-6-606. Taking and removal of feral swine.
§2-6-608. Importation - USDA permit - Slaughter following positive test results.
§2-6-610. Violations of act – Penalties.
§2-6-612. Restraint by owner - Damages recoverable.
§2-6-613. Ownership of feral swine.
§2-6-614. Legislative encouragement of Judas pig tagging system.
§2-7-22. Requirement of escrow account - Notice - Deposits - Commingling of monies.
§2-7-23. Conditions of purchase of raw milk.
§2-7-25. Liability of milk processor.
§2-7-26. Failure to establish escrow account - Failure to continue payments - Penalties.
§2-7-402. Purpose - Public policy.
§2-7-405. Commissioner - Power and duty.
§2-7-406. Sale of Grade A milk and milk products.
§2-7-407. Adulterated or misbranded milk or milk product.
§2-7-409. Sampling and testing.
§2-7-410. Suspension of permit.
§2-7-411. Persons affected with communicable disease.
§2-7-412. Herds - Diseased animals.
§2-7-414. Construction of act.
§2-7-416. Milk and Milk Products Inspection Revolving Fund.
§2-7-421. Official state agency.
§2-8-22. Containers to bear label or tag – Label information.
§2-8-24. Records - File samples - Inspection.
§2-8-25. Penalty exemptions – Provision exceptions.
§2-8-26. Powers of Board and agents.
§2-8-26.1. State preemption – Exception for taxation.
§2-8-27. Seizure - Condemnation.
§2-8-29. Minor violations - Deficient inspection fees.
§2-8-32. Persons subject to subarticle - Certification, what constitutes.
§2-8-34. Self-supporting basis.
§2-8-35. Nonliability of state agencies.
§2-8-36.2. Chemically treated seed to be sold separately - Marking.
§2-8-41.2. Administration of act.
§2-8-41.4. Licenses – Application – Fees – Suspension - Violations.
§2-8-41.9. Inspection fee - Responsible parties.
§2-8-41.12. "Stop Sale" orders - "Condemnation and Confiscation".
§2-8-41.13. Minor violations - Judicial review - Penalties.
§2-8-41.15. Publication of commercial feed information.
§2-8-41.16. Environmental jurisdiction.
§2-8-77.1. Short title - Purpose.
§2-8-77.4. Manipulated manures – Exemptions.
§2-8-77.5. Registration - Licensing - Fees - Penalties.
§2-8-77.7. Inspection fee - Tonnage report.
§2-8-77.9. Sampling - Analysis.
§2-8-77.10. Plant nutrient deficiency - Payments.
§2-8-77.14. Publication of information.
§2-8-77.15. Storage, use and application - Environmental jurisdiction.
§2-8-77.16. Seizure – Condemnation - Disposal.
§2-8-80.3. Distribution, labeling and sale of liming materials - Regulations.
§2-8-80.4. Information required by § 8-80.3 of this title to be affixed to containers.
§2-8-80.5. Compliance with act - Toxic materials prohibited - Administrative penalty.
§2-8-80.6. Vendor's license for spreading - Application - Fee.
§2-8-80.7. Inspection fees - Reports.
§2-8-80.8. Analysis and sampling.
§2-8-85.2. Power vested in Board.
§2-8-85.5. Registration - Fee - Penalties.
§2-8-85.7. Stop sale, stop use or removal order.
§2-8-85.10. Promulgation of rules.
§2-8-85.11. Revocation of registration - Hearing.
§2-8-95. Seizure - Condemnation - Disposal.
§2-9-23. Warehouse name - Issuance and validity of charter.
§2-9-26. Insurance – Notice of loss.
§2-9-27. Scale tickets - Delivery upon demand.
§2-9-28. Warehouse receipts - Form - Furnishing by Board - Price.
§2-9-28.1. Electronic receipts and documents - Security interest - Rule making.
§2-9-32. Scales and equipment.
§2-9-33. Inspection, grading and storing of commodities.
§2-9-35. Unlawful acts - Commodity storage and receipts - Penalties.
§2-9-36. Public warehouse designations - Penalty.
§2-9-38. Rulemaking - Conformity with federal act.
§2-9-42. Oklahoma Commodity Storage Indemnity Fund - Creation.
§2-9-44. Assessment upon commodities - Examination of records.
§2-9-47.1. Violations - Penalties.
§2-9-132.1. Bonds - Issuers - Certification as solvent.
§2-9-134.1. Custodial account defaults - Board taking possession of assets - Distribution.
§2-9-135. Inspection of scales - Use of inaccurate scales.
§2-9-136. Buying of livestock prior to consignment – Fraudulent sale of livestock.
§2-9-139. Payment for purchases of livestock for slaughter.
§2-9-143. Records - Access - Inspection of livestock.
§2-9-161. Packer - Definition.
§2-9-162. Packer prohibitions.
§2-9-163. Declaratory judgment - Restraining order - Actions.
§2-9-164. Accounts, records and memoranda.
§2-10-2. Board as official state agency.
§2-10-9.1. Short title - Oklahoma Registered Poultry Feeding Operations Act – Definitions.
§2-10-9.6. Poultry Waste Education Revolving Fund.
§2-10-9.8a. New or expanded poultry feeding operations – Construction in certain areas prohibited.
§2-10-9.10. Investigation of complaints - Entry upon premises - Standard health precautions.
§2-10-9.11. Violations - Criminal and administrative penalties - Injunctions.
§2-10-9.12. Promulgation of rules.
§2-10-9.13. Short title - Oklahoma Poultry Waste Transfer Act - Purpose.
§2-10-9.14. Poultry Waste Transfer Fund.
§2-10-9.16. Short title - Oklahoma Poultry Waste Applicators Certification Act.
§2-10-9.17. Applicator's certificates - Application - Renewal - Violation - Fees.
§2-10-9.18. Report regarding all poultry waste land-applied.
§2-10-9.19. Land application of poultry waste - Tests – Rate - Rules.
§2-10-9.21. Suspension, cancellation, denial or revocation of certificate.
§2-10-9.23. Report of educational activities - Evaluation of effectiveness of curriculum.
§2-10-9.24. Agriculture Regulation Revolving Fund.
§2-10-10.3. Purpose - Application - Construction.
§2-10-10.4. Administration by Board of Agriculture - Board authorized to accept gifts.
§2-10-10.5. Land application rate - Soil and waste testing.
§2-10-21. State Poultry Show - Expenses - Two divisions.
§2-10-23. County poultry show - Funds.
§2-10-25. Premiums and expenses.
§2-10-26. State-wide broiler show.
§2-10-27. Time and place – Rules - Premiums.
§2-10-30. Premiums to junior exhibitors.
§2-10-72. Pack-date and expiration date.
§2-10-72.1. Shell eggs not processed to destroy salmonellae – Safe handling instruction.
§2-10-74. Application of subarticle.
§2-10-77. Acts constituting violations of subarticle.
§2-10-78. Sale of eggs produced on farm directly to consumer not prohibited.
§2-10-79. Enforcement of subarticle.
§2-10-80. Samples of lots or containers.
§2-10-92. Stating of grade in advertising.
§2-10-93. Maintaining of grade identity until purchase.
§2-11-2. Ungraded agricultural products - Misleading practices - Penalty.
§2-11-6. Licenses, permits or certificates issued under repealed sections.
§2-11-12. February 2021 Winter Storm Grant Revolving Fund.
§2-11-13. Grant program to mitigate costs.
§2-11-38. Inspection of premises - Rules.
§2-11-39. Confidential business information - Trade secrets - Competitive harm.
§2-11-40. Permit - Exemption - Information required - Fee.
§2-11-80. Creation – Director – Appointment - Powers and duties.
§2-11-90. Short title - Oklahoma Scrap Metal Dealers Act.
§2-11-93. Items not to be purchased – Items regulated.
§2-11-95. Revocation or suspension of permits - Injunction against dealers - Appeal bond.
§2-11-96. Sales tax permit required.
§2-11-97. Scrap metal dealer license.
§2-11-98. License application.
§2-11-99. Cancellation, revocation and reissuance of license - Penalties.
§2-12-2. Agents authorized to carry firearms.
§2-13-1. Statutes as part of code.
§2-14-1. Bureau of Standards established.
§2-14-2. Standards and methods.
§2-14-4. General control - Seal.
§2-14-32. Customary use and metric system
§2-14-33. State primary and secondary standards.
§2-14-34. Commercial and regulatory weighing and measuring devices.
§2-14-36. Request for testing.
§2-14-37. Enforcement of regulations.
§2-14-38. Definitions - Unlawful acts.
§2-14-43. Injunction - Presumption.
§2-14-64. Board - Powers and Duties.
§2-14-65. Service technicians and service agencies - Powers, duties and responsibilities.
§2-14-66. Owner serviced and maintained devices.
§2-14-67. Owner serviced and maintained devices.
§2-14-68. Administration and enforcement of act - Rules, regulations, standards and evaluations.
§2-14-81. Analytical laboratory - Purposes.
§2-14-83. Time of operation - Fees - Use of other laboratories.
§2-14-84. Disposition of fees.
§2-15-1. Agricultural fair corporations - Land, buildings and improvements - Purposes.
§2-15-2. Limitation on indebtedness - Purchase of realty - Mortgages - Directors' liability.
§2-15-3. Capital stock and income - Charges and fees - Bylaws - Limitation of charges.
§2-15-4. Organization of agricultural fair corporations - Rights, privileges and liabilities.
§2-15-5. Special premiums - Appropriations.
§2-15-7. Special election - Petition - Question to be submitted.
§2-15-8. Special election - Petition - Management of fair.
§2-15-10. Payment of premiums - Vouchers - Execution and certification.
§2-15-11. Funds for special premiums - County contingent fund - Special tax levy.
§2-15-12. Audit and allowance of bills for premiums - Warrants.
§2-15-13. Investment of monies in Free Fair Building Fund in government bonds or notes.
§2-15-14. Retirement pay for employees of Agricultural Fair Corporations.
§2-15-22. Officers - Selection - Board of directors - Election of president and secretary.
§2-15-23. Executive board - Members - Powers - Limitation on expenditures - Time of holding fair.
§2-15-25. Appropriations for premiums - Special election.
§2-15-26. Special election - Call - Petition - Contents.
§2-15-27. Notice to county excise board of election result and amount of estimate - Tax levy.
§2-15-29. Premium catalogs - Printing - Payment of expense.
§2-15-30. Admission charge - When not permitted.
§2-15-31. Deposit of funds - Accounts - Disbursements - Annual report of receipts and disbursements.
§2-15-32. State not liable for deficiency or expense.
§2-15-51. County free fair associations.
§2-15-52. County fairs – Power to organize and create upon abolition of free state fair.
§2-15-53. Object of free fairs.
§2-15-56. Special meetings - Notices of regular and special meetings.
§2-15-57. Board of directors - Rules - Expenditures.
§2-15-58. Estimate of cost of fairs - Certification to county excise board - Items of expenditure.
§2-15-59. Tax levy - Amount - Purpose.
§2-15-60. Collection, apportionment and disbursement of funds - Eligibility of exhibitors.
§2-15-64. Use of money derived from rights and privileges.
§2-15-65. Election to determine fair site and authorize construction and maintenance of buildings.
§2-15-66. County free fair in each county - State not obliged to pay for fair.
§2-15-67. "Free fair" defined - Power of governing board.
§2-15-68. Board of directors - Elections - Meetings.
§2-15-70. County officers may make annual levy – Purpose of levy.
§2-15-71. Provisions of act cumulative and controlling over conflicting laws.
§2-15-72. Budget and itemized estimate of needs.
§2-15-73. Expenditure of funds.
§2-15-74. Grounds, buildings, concessions, advertising, etc. - Gifts and donations.
§2-15-75. Duties of officers of fair board.
§2-15-77. Levy by excise board on failure of county commissioners to approve and submit estimates.
§2-15-78. Effect on existing laws.
§2-15-81. Election proclamation - Publication - Contents.
§2-15-83. Tax levy for free fair improvement fund - Election - Amount - Purpose.
§2-15-84. County bond issues for purchase and improvement of lands and construction of buildings.
§2-15-85. Bond election - Proclamation - Publication - Time for election.
§2-15-86. Election proclamation - Contents.
§2-15-87. Conduct of election - Canvass of returns.
§2-15-90. Tax levy to pay interest and principal.
§2-15-93. Lands upon which buildings for county free fairs may be constructed.
§2-15-94. Use of monies received from rents on certain buildings.
§2-15-95. Consent to expenditures by county commissioners.
§2-15-96. Contracts for construction of buildings and other structures - Financing.
§2-15-111. Association may be converted into one with specified duties, powers and liabilities.
§2-15-112. Board of directors, how composed.
§2-15-113. Election of board of directors - Appointment of directors.
§2-15-114. Election or appointment of successors - Terms - Organization of board.
§2-15-115. General powers and authority - Report.
§2-15-116. President of board - Secretary - Custodian of funds.
§2-15-117. Members not paid - Salary and bond of secretary.
§2-15-118. Annual exposition, holding of.
§2-15-119. Exhibitions, contests and other events.
§2-15-121. Accounts – Disbursements.
§2-15-122. Expenses of operating fair - Unused funds - Transfer of funds of existing association.
§2-15-123. Appropriations by boards of county commissioners.
§2-15-124. Ownership of property - Use - Lease or rent.
§2-15-126. Use of grounds for charitable, religious, patriotic or eleemosynary purposes.
§2-15-127. Gifts of money or property.
§2-15-141. Establishment of expositions and fairs.
§2-15-142. Method of establishment.
§2-15-143. Lease to Public Trust Authority - Powers and duties of Authority.
§2-15-144. Membership - Qualifications and terms - Vacancies.
§2-15-145. Personal interest in contracts.
§2-15-146. Director - Legal counsel.
§2-15-161. Companies and operators to file bond to secure contract - Term and conditions.
§2-15-162. Contracts secured by bond - Approval of form - Suit on bond.
§2-15-163. Violations - Punishment.
§2-16-3. Forestry program - Responsibilities.
§2-16-5. Forestry Division - Other enforcement agencies.
§2-16-6. Interfering with, molesting or assaulting firefighters - Penalty.
§2-16-7. Director of Forestry - Qualifications - Employment of personnel.
§2-16-9. Payroll deductions for residence maintenance expenses.
§2-16-10. Authorization of forestry cost-share program.
§2-16-11. Forestry Cost-Share Fund.
§2-16-12. Application for and allocation of cost-share funds.
§2-16-21. Organization of protection areas.
§2-16-22. Road crews to extinguish fires.
§2-16-23. Adoption of rules for road crews.
§2-16-24. Refusal of road crews.
§2-16-28.1. Procedures to lawfully burn land - Civil and criminal liability.
§2-16-28.3. Oklahoma Controlled Burn Indemnity Fund.
§2-16-32. Liability for costs of suppressing fires.
§2-16-33. Penalty for mutilating or destroying state forestry or fire controlsigns and posters.
§2-16-34. Illegal possession of incendiary device.
§2-16-35. Compact authorized - Form and provisions.
§2-16-36. When compact operative - Exchange of official documents.
§2-16-37. Governor as Compact Administrator - Delegation of duties.
§2-16-39. Compensation for injury or death.
§2-16-51. Board may acquire land for forestry purposes.
§2-16-53. Use of lands acquired.
§2-16-54. Disposition of lands.
§2-16-55. Urban forestry duties - Shade and environmental improvement.
§2-16-56. Scientific forest management on state lands, wilderness excepted.
§2-16-57. Advice by director of forestry - Forest management for all state agencies.
§2-16-58. State land management guidelines.
§2-16-59. Removal of pine timber or products from state lands.
§2-16-60. Wrongful injuries to timber - Criminal penalties.
§2-16-61. Notice to adjoining property owners of harvesting operations.
§2-16-62. Failure to notify adjoining property owners of harvesting operations - Criminal penalties.
§2-16-63. Fraudulent sales of timber – Failure to pay full price - Criminal penalties.
§2-16-64. Documentation to be maintained by harvesters.
§2-16-65. Evidence of ownership to be required by timber purchasers.
§2-16-66. Use of false identification or declaration of ownership - Criminal penalties.
§2-16-67. Forestry in schools - Rangers and teachers to cooperate.
§2-16-69. State tree - Redbud.
§2-16-70. Management to be for public interest.
§2-16-71.2. Entry upon farm or ranch lands for recreational purposes - Duty of owner.
§2-16-71.4. Applicability of Sections 16-71.2 and 16-71.3 to duties and liability of owner.
§2-16-71.5. Liability not limited by act.
§2-16-71.7. Agricultural land - Trespass - Duty owed.
§2-16-74. Federal excess property - Fire services.
§2-16-81. Volunteer Firefighter Employer Contribution Payment Revolving Fund.
§2-16-82. Transfer of payments to Oklahoma Firefighters Pension and Retirement System.
§2-16-83. Rural Fire Equipment Grant Revolving Fund.
§2-17-2. Declaration of legislative intent.
§2-17-4. Persons who may organize associations.
§2-17-5. Purposes and objects for which associations may be organized.
§2-17-7. Articles of Incorporation - Contents - Execution, acknowledgment and filing - Evidence.
§2-17-8. Filing of Articles of Incorporation or amendments - Fees.
§2-17-9. Amendment of Articles of Incorporation - Filing.
§2-17-10. Bylaws - Adoption - Amendment of bylaws - Subjects which may be regulated.
§2-17-12. Certificates of membership or stock certificates - Transfer - Preferred stock.
§2-17-14. Regular meetings - Special meetings - Notice.
§2-17-18. Election of existing associations to come under act.
§2-17-19. Inducing or attempting to induce breach of marketing contract - Penalty.
§2-17-20. Liability for inducing breach of marketing contracts - Injunctions.
§2-17-22. Quo warranto proceedings.
§2-17-23. Licensing and taxation.
§2-17-24. Application of general business corporation laws.
§2-18-10. Oklahoma Sheep and Wool Commission - Administrative expense limit.
§2-18-33. Board of the Oklahoma Beef Council.
§2-18-34. Oklahoma Beef Council.
§2-18-35. Duties of members of the Oklahoma Beef Council.
§2-18-36. Assessment of fee – Exemption.
§2-18-37. Enforcement actions – Injunctive relief.
§2-18-38. Refund – Collection action.
§2-18-40. Exemption of Council from certain state laws.
§2-18-41. Act effective upon cessation of federal statute.
§2-18-42. Oklahoma Beef Council Revolving Fund.
§2-18-50. Oklahoma Peanut Act.
§2-18-57. Assessments - Refunds - Liens.
§2-18-58. Receipt for assessments - Peanut Commission Revolving Fund.
§2-18-60. Foreclosure of lien.
§2-18-181. Sheep and Wool Utilization, Research and Market Development Commission.
§2-18-183. Membership of Commission.
§2-18-184. Election of Commission members.
§2-18-185. Removal of members.
§2-18-186. Officers - Meetings.
§2-18-187. Powers of Commission.
§2-18-188. Publication of ballot and other information - Voting.
§2-18-189. Assessments - Remittance.
§2-18-190. Referendum on continuation of assessments.
§2-18-191. Reports and remittance of fees - Penalties.
§2-18-192. Reports by Commission.
§2-18-193. Refunds - Application.
§2-18-195. Cooperation with other organizations.
§2-18-196. Actions by Attorney General - Penalties.
§2-18-240. Short title - Purpose.
§2-18-245. Assessment of fees.
§2-18-246. Report and remittance of fees.
§2-18-251. Referendum on assessments.
§2-18-270. Short title - Purpose.
§2-18-275. Oilseed fee – Collection of assessment.
§2-18-277. Annual report to Secretary of Agriculture.
§2-18-279. Oklahoma Oilseed Resources Fund.
§2-18-281. Referendum to continue assessment.
§2-18-300. Short title - Oklahoma Wheat Resources Act.
§2-18-308. Promotional fee - Assessment and allocation.
§2-18-309. Referendum to determine continuation of fee.
§2-18-310. Pledge or mortgage of wheat - Deduction of fee.
§2-18-311. Report and remittance.
§2-18-401. Short title - Eastern Redcedar Management Act.
§2-18-402. Legislative intent.
§2-18-404. Duties of the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry.
§2-18-406. Harvesting of Eastern Redcedar trees.
§2-18-407. Eastern Redcedar Revolving Fund.
§2-18-408. Contributing to Eastern Redcedar Revolving Fund - State income tax return.
§2-19-1. State-federal cooperative agreement - Grading of fruits, nuts, and vegetables.
§2-19-2. Airport - Import and export of livestock.
§2-20-2. Short title and purpose.
§2-20-4. Rulemaking and employing authority.
§2-20-6. Licensure – Modification – Designation of operations.
§2-20-7. Application for license.
§2-20-8. Notice and hearing requirements.
§2-20-9. Pollution Prevention Plan.
§2-20-10. Best Management Practices – Swine Waste Management Plans.
§2-20-11. Odor Abatement Plans.
§2-20-12. Prevention of hydrologic connection between wastewaters and waters of state.
§2-20-14. Investigations and inspections.
§2-20-15. License required for operation - Jurisdiction of Department of Environmental Quality.
§2-20-16. Expiration and renewal of licenses - Fees.
§2-20-17. Evidence of financial ability.
§2-20-18. Duties of owners and operators – Nuisance.
§2-20-19. Setback requirements.
§2-20-20. Exemptions applicable to certain operations.
§2-20-21. Liquid swine waste management systems - Location.
§2-20-23. Exceeding swine animal unit capacity – Criteria - Notice.
§2-20-25. Violation points system - Denial, suspension or revocation of license.
§2-20-40. Short title - Purpose.
§2-20-42. Rulemaking and employing authority.
§2-20-44. Mandatory and voluntary licensure - Designation of operations.
§2-20-45. Application for license.
§2-20-46. Notice and hearing requirements.
§2-20-47. Pollution Prevention Plan.
§2-20-48. Best Management Practices - Animal Waste Management Plans.
§2-20-50. Prevention of hydrologic connection between wastewaters and waters of state.
§2-20-52. Investigations and inspections.
§2-20-53. License required for operation - Jurisdiction of Department of Environmental Quality.
§2-20-54. Expiration and renewal of licenses – Fees.
§2-20-55. Evidence of financial ability.
§2-20-56. Duties of owners and operators – Nuisance.
§2-20-57. Setback requirements.
§2-20-58. Setback requirements - Certain feeding operations exempt.
§2-20-60. Exceeding animal unit capacity – Criteria – Notice.
§2-20-61. Violation points system - Denial, suspension or revocation of license.
§2-20-63. Poultry-laying operations.
§2-21.2. Pack-date and expiration date - Regrading and repacking.
§2-1950.10. Short title - Legislative findings.
§2-2002. Tuition waivers for farmers and ranchers.
§2-2003. Qualifications for retraining.
§2-2005. Administration of program - Rules - Advisory committee.