What are the forms of grassland ownership?

(1) State-owned;

(2) collective ownership;

(3) The right to use grasslands owned by the whole people and collective economic organizations.

Grassland carrying capacity refers to the number of livestock that can be accommodated in a certain grazing period and a certain grassland area without affecting grassland productivity and ensuring the normal growth and development of livestock.

State-owned grasslands can be determined to be used by units owned by the whole people and collective economic organizations according to law, which embodies the basic principle that the ownership of state-owned grasslands and the right to use them can be separated. The so-called right to use state-owned grasslands means that units owned by the whole people and collective economic organizations that use state-owned grasslands have the right to possess, use, benefit and dispose of the state-owned grasslands handed over to them according to law within the scope permitted by law. The right to use state-owned grasslands has the following characteristics:

(1) The right to use state-owned grasslands is based on the provisions of the law. Without legal provisions, there is no legal existence of the right to use state-owned grasslands.

(2) The right to use the state-owned grassland is a right derived from the ownership of the state-owned grassland, that is, this right exists on the basis of the ownership of the state-owned grassland, and there is no right to use the state-owned grassland without the ownership of the state-owned grassland;

(3) The right to use state-owned grasslands is a direct possession and domination of state-owned grasslands;

(four) the purpose of the right to use state-owned grasslands is to obtain the use value of state-owned grasslands and obtain economic benefits from grassland utilization activities;

(5) The state-owned grassland use right has certain stability. Users of state-owned grasslands will not be illegally interfered by others as long as they use grasslands according to law.

Legal basis:

Grassland Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)

Article 9 Grassland belongs to the state, unless it is owned by the collective according to the law. Grassland owned by the state is owned by the State Council on behalf of the state.

No unit or individual may occupy, trade or illegally transfer grasslands in other forms.

Article 10 grasslands owned by the state may be designated for use by units owned by the whole people and collective economic organizations according to law.

Units that use grasslands shall fulfill their obligations of protecting, constructing and rationally utilizing grasslands.

Eleventh according to the law to determine the use of state-owned grasslands by units owned by the whole people and collective economic organizations, the people's governments at or above the county level shall register, issue use warrants and confirm the right to use grasslands.

Grassland owned by the state whose right to use has not been determined shall be registered by the people's government at or above the county level and be responsible for the protection and management.

Collectively owned grasslands shall be registered by the people's government at the county level, and ownership certificates shall be issued to confirm the ownership of grasslands.

If the grassland ownership is changed according to law, the registration formalities for the change of grassland ownership shall be handled.