There is no grassland but the village has a household registration, and there is no grassland subsid

This item should be determined according to the nature of the person's household registration, the time of household registration and the specific local policy

1. Under the premise that the party's hukou is a local agricultural hukou, and the location of the hukou is not uniformly registered as a "resident hukou" (this item is based on the reform of the rural shareholding system) before the party's hukou moves in;

2. You can enjoy the treatment of members of collective economic organizations after the party's household registration moves into the local area (including collective grassland subsidies);

3. The parties concerned may bring their ID cards, household registration books, etc., consult the director of the village (neighborhood) committee of the place where the household registration is moved in advance, and may require the other party to show the basis for handling, and if necessary, may hire professionals to protect their rights.

Measures for the Determination of Members of Collective Economic Organizations:

Article 4: Ordinary members refer to rural residents who have complete rights such as land co-ownership, reserved land use rights, contracted management rights, participation rights in collective asset management and disposal, and collective income distribution rights, and bear full obligations.

Reserved land use rights refer to land use rights such as homesteads, forest land, and self-reserved land that have been actually acquired and retained, in addition to the contracted land management rights.

The term "ordinary members" as used in these Measures is equivalent to the term "members of rural collective organizations" as used in other laws and regulations.

Article 5 Special members refer to citizens who have one or more complete rights such as land co-ownership, land use rights, contract management rights, and collective income distribution rights, and bear corresponding obligations.

Article 6: The following persons are designated as ordinary members of rural collective economic organizations:

Offspring that are multiplied by ordinary members of the collective economic organization and produce and live on the land shared by the collective economic organization;

forming a legally-prescribed primary marriage relationship with an ordinary member of a collective economic organization;

Children whose parents or one of them have the qualifications of ordinary members of the collective economy meet the requirements for contracting and operation, but have not been contracted to collective land;

Children who have been adopted by ordinary member families through legal procedures;

Those who have moved in due to national policy or joined through legal procedures.

Hello, I would like to ask, like I have a house in the village and land confirmation, I don't live in the village, can I get the grassland subsidy, thank you.

Hello dear, the grassland subsidy has not been divided because the ** has not been planned, please wait for the policy notice of Changhe local ** Bi Shu. Grasslands can be divided into typical grasslands, desertified grasslands and meadow grasslands. The typical grassland is the most widely distributed type of grassland, which is composed of typical xerophytic grasses tolerant plants, mainly clumped grasses, accompanied by a small number of xerophytic and mesophytic weeds and small semi-shrubs and shrubs.