Oklahoma state narcotics agents have shut down an illegal marijuana farm that may have ties to Missouri.

 According to Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics spokesman Mark Woodward, the marijuana farm growing license was obtained fraudulently, and as the investigation continues, more arrests are expected.

 The suspected illegal operation was located just north of Fairland on Oklahoma Highway 125. Agents, Ottawa County Sheriff’s deputies and the Miami Police Department officers seized 26,000 marijuana plants and 900 pounds of processed marijuana.

 One man, whose name is not being released, is in custody.