Oklahoma (OK) Ornamental Nursery Products Companies
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- Berry Crops2
- Cash Grains, Nec64
- Citrus Fruits1
- Corn78
- Cotton42
- Deciduous Tree Fruits9
- Field Crops, Except Cash Grain170
- Food Crops Grown Under Cover8
- Fruits And Tree Nuts, Nec1
- General Farms, Primarily Crop977
- Grapes5
- Rice1
- Soybeans45
- Sugarcane And Sugar Beets2
- Tobacco1
- Tree Nuts13
- Vegetables And Melons19
- Wheat923
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- Beckham1
- Bryan8
- Caddo4
- Canadian5
- Carter1
- Cherokee4
- Cimarron1
- Cleveland6
- Comanche3
- Cotton1
- Craig2
- Garfield4
- Garvin5
- Grady2
- Kay2
- Kingfisher1
- Le Flore3
- Logan3
- Marshall2
- Mcclain1
- McIntosh1
- Muskogee4
- Noble1
- Oklahoma16
- Ottawa1
- Pawnee1
- Payne5
- Pittsburg2
- Pontotoc2
- Rogers3
- Stephens4
- Tulsa15
- Wagoner2
- Washington2
- Washita1
- Woods1
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