Agriculture; noxious weeds; poison hemlock; kudzu; eradication; effective date.

Summary

The bill adds poison hemlock and kudzu to Oklahoma’s list of noxious weeds and obligates every landowner, as well as entities that maintain rights‑of‑way, to control or eliminate these plants each year. It also tasks the State Board of Agriculture with creating rules, conducting surveys, and informing the public, while imposing daily fines only for failure to manage certain thistles.

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