In re Moore, No. 11-11850-JDW, 2013 Bankr. LEXIS 2060 (Bankr. N.D. Miss. May 17, 2013)

(adversary proceeding in bankruptcy case in which court asked to what extent plaintiff can enforce it lien on crops grown by debtor and sold to defendant; defendant argued plaintiff did not have a properly perfected interest in crop;  plaintiff did not include on its UCC forms the name or county code for disputed county or any specific parcel of land in disputed county in which crops were grown; court held defendant was liable to plaintiff for bushels purchased directly from counties stated on UCC forms and entered judgment in an amount equal to this crop, but not in the disputed county; plaintiff had no proof of where “washout potatoes” were grown, so no lien was perfected on these potatoes; plaintiff argued transport of the potatoes into the counties in which the lien attached created a lien for potatoes existing in those counties; court disagreed, holding that plaintiff’s description of six specific parcels limited the lien to crops grown on those parcels and not to crops brought into the counties, so plaintiff’s rights were limited to those parcels and no lien attached to “washout potatoes”).