Growers Licenses

In this blog post, Oklahoma Cannabis Business Attorney Jesse Kovacs addresses a common question among growers in the state: do I need an additional license if I want to expand my operations from indoors to outdoors, or vice versa? The answer is yes, according to Kovacs. If you want to conduct both indoor and outdoor grows on the same property, you will need to obtain both an outdoor grow license and an indoor grow license. While generally there is a rule against having multiple licenses associated with one property, this rule does not apply when it comes to conducting both types of grows. For more information and similar content, visit 420.Law website.

Are you running a medical marijuana grow operation in Oklahoma? If so, you may be wondering if you need to tag every single plant. The answer is yes. According to Cannabis Business Lawyer Jesse Kovacs, it is crucial to tag each plant from seed to harvest to comply with the seed to sale tracking system. Recent events, such as the Attorney General seizing 77,000 untagged marijuana plants, highlight the importance of proper tagging. While it may be an unfortunate cost, it is necessary to protect your product and operations. For more helpful information on navigating the Oklahoma medical marijuana industry, visit oklahomamedicalmarijuana.attorney.

In this blog post, Oklahoma Cannabis Business Attorney Jesse Kovacs answers a common question for growers: What information do I need to provide to the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) in my monthly reports? Kovacs explains that growers must submit a monthly report to OMMA by the 15th of every month, including details such as the amount harvested, purchased, sold or transferred, and wasted in pounds. Additionally, growers should include the amount of dried or drying marijuana on hand and total sales numbers in dollars. Kovacs advises growers to use the metric inventory seed sale tracking system for easier compliance. For more information on this topic or anything related to cannabis business, visit their website at oklahomamedicalmarijuana.attorney.

In this blog post, Oklahoma Cannabis Business Attorney Jesse Kovacs addresses the question of whether commercial grow license owners need to file a surety bond with OMMA (Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority). Kovacs explains that if the licensee has resided on the premises for at least five years before applying, they only need to attest to that fact. However, if they haven’t lived on the premises for that long, they must file a surety bond of at least $50,000 for each license obtained. Kovacs emphasizes the importance of renewing the bond before it expires and providing proof of renewal to OMMA. For further assistance, readers can visit the attorney’s website.

In this blog post, Oklahoma Cannabis Business Lawyer Jesse Kovacs discusses the signage requirements that commercial medical marijuana growers in Oklahoma must meet. He explains that the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) has recently cracked down on these requirements, issuing petitions to revoke licenses for non-compliance. The statute states that growers need an 18 by 24 inch sign with a white background, plain black text, and a readable font. It should be posted at the perimeter of the property, visible from the road. Kovacs warns that even small deviations from these requirements can lead to license revocation. He advises growers to stay informed, comply with the regulations, and seek legal assistance if needed. For more information, readers can visit 420.Law website.

Are you interested in starting a medical marijuana business in Oklahoma? If so, it’s important to understand the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics’ (OBN) policy process for granting medical marijuana growing registrations. As an experienced Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Business Lawyer, I can guide you through the four steps involved in a successful application. Firstly, you’ll need to submit the application form and pay the $2,500 fee. Then, you’ll need to download and complete the supplemental application packet, which includes additional documentation requests. After that, the OBN will schedule a face-to-face interview with all applicants. Finally, upon completion of the interview, the OBN will either grant the registration or conduct further investigations. For more information, feel free to reach out to me at OklahomaMedicalMarijuana.Attorney.