Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-525: Agricultural use of natural gas - Price - Installation of

lines - Cessation of delivery.

Subject to prior contractual rights, every person, firm or

corporation owning or operating any gas well from which natural gas

is produced, sold or used off the premises on which such well is

located shall make available, upon request, to any person engaged in

agricultural activities upon such premises, sufficient gas from the

production of such well for the operation of pumps necessary for the

pumping of such amount of water, produced from wells on such

premises, as may be necessary and proper for the irrigation of such

portion of said premises as may be devoted to the growth of

agricultural products or to pasture or orchard uses. The person at

whose request the gas is furnished shall receive the gas at the

wellhead and pay therefor the price not to exceed that at which the

gas is sold at the wellhead. All cost of installation, including

the gas meter, shall be borne by the person at whose request the gas

is furnished. Provided, however, that the owner or operator of the

well may cease deliveries of gas upon fifteen (15) days' written

notice if the person requesting delivery fails to make payments for

delivered gas within forty-five (45) days after billing is made by

the owner or operator. The owner or operator shall be permitted a

reasonable surcharge for the cost of meter maintenance,

determination of volumes, accounting and other operational costs

incurred by the owner and operator in connection with the furnishing

of the gas.