Can you report cattle raising in rural living areas?

1. Can I report cattle raising in rural living areas?

1. The ways to report cattle raising in rural living areas are as follows:

(1) Call the environmental protection hotline or the government service hotline to report;

(2) You can log on to the relevant online complaint platform to report;

(3) Write a report to the local environmental protection bureau;

(4) Go directly to the local environmental protection bureau to petition to reflect the problem.

2. Legal basis: Article 362 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

The owner of the right to use the homestead enjoys the right to possess and use the collectively owned land according to law, and has the right to use the land to build houses and ancillary facilities according to law.

Article 363

The acquisition, exercise and transfer of the right to use the homestead shall be carried out in accordance with the land management law and relevant state regulations.

Second, does the government allow rural sheds to raise cattle?

1. The old house belongs to the homestead. Homestead is used to protect farmers' housing problems. Can only be used to build houses. It is not feasible at the legal level to build a cowshed with a collapsed old house. Once it is found to be an illegal building, it will be demolished;

2. Whether the government allows raising cattle in rural areas needs to be judged according to the number of cattle raised. If only a few families are separated or imprisoned, the law does not require this. However, after the number of cattle reaches a certain level and belongs to the nature of farms, it is necessary to go through the EIA procedures first and report to the Environmental Protection Bureau for approval before operating. New construction, reconstruction and expansion of livestock and poultry farms and breeding communities shall conform to the development plan of animal husbandry and the pollution prevention plan of livestock and poultry breeding, and meet the conditions for animal epidemic prevention.