Is there a law that prohibits rural people from raising chickens in their own homes?

There is no such rule, but if there is an outbreak of poultry, there may be special measures to prohibit breeding, and it will be allowed after the epidemic has passed. In addition, some water sources may be designated as forbidden areas to ensure water quality.

Raising chickens in rural families is very common, which can not only increase the income of the family, but also improve the life of the family.

Rural people can raise chickens at home, as long as the number is not large, there is no problem with self-production and self-use.

Raising chickens on a chicken farm and raising chickens at home are two different things and are not subject to the law.

There are relevant regulations for raising chickens, and chickens need to be physically healthy and free of infectious diseases. If large-scale farming is required, the relevant business license is required.

No, there are many people in the countryside who can raise eggs, eat them by themselves, as long as they don't affect others. Yes, you can.

Of course not, there is no problem for urban people to raise chickens, of course you can raise them yourself, if you want to open a chicken farm, you need to take other steps.

No, no, rural people can raise livestock and poultry in their own homes, this is not illegal.

No, it's not a large chicken farm, how can you raise a few yourself?

Summary. Dear, hello, I'm glad to answer for you, there is no law that says that rural people can't raise chickens in their own homes, rural people can raise chickens in their own homes, not illegal, as long as it is general poultry can be raised.

Dear, hello, I'm glad to answer for you, there is no law that says that rural people can't raise chickens in their own homes, rural people can raise chickens in their own homes, not illegal, as long as it is general poultry can be raised.

There are no more private chickens in the countryside, is there such a rule?

No, it's no problem to keep a few chickens at home, you can't raise them outside, you can keep them in captivity.

Can't I have it in front of my own house?

Okay, just don't let it get out.

This is not fed, and it is not fed, and the peasants may be about to eat the soil.

Maybe you're engaged in environmental protection construction over there, and you should keep them in your own home, so it should be no problem to keep them out.

Cows pull enough for chickens to pull for 3 years.

You can ignore the unreasonable.

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Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 4: The legal status of all civil entities in civil activities is equal.

Article 5: Civil entities engaging in civil activities shall follow the principle of voluntariness, and establish, modify, or terminate civil legal relationships in accordance with their own wishes.

Article 6: Civil entities engaging in civil activities shall follow the principle of fairness and reasonably determine the rights and obligations of all parties.

Article 7: Civil entities engaging in civil activities shall follow the principle of creditworthiness, uphold honesty, and abide by their promises.

Article 8: Civil entities engaging in civil activities must not violate the law and must not violate public order and good customs.

Article 9: Civil entities engaging in civil activities shall be conducive to conserving resources and protecting the ecological environment.

Article 10: The handling of civil disputes shall be in accordance with law; Where the law does not provide for it, custom may be applied, but it must not be contrary to public order and good customs.

Article 11: Where other laws have special provisions on civil relations, follow those provisions.

1. Land procedures: If the scale of rural chicken raising is relatively large, it is usually necessary to go to the Land Bureau or the Agricultural Bureau for the record, and to do some filing procedures, and the site selection needs to be approved by the Planning Bureau.

2. Environmental impact assessment: rural chicken raising is related to environmental protection issues, so it needs to pass the analysis before site selection and operation, and it is necessary to carry out environmental impact assessment procedures, that is, to apply for industrial and commercial, tax, dynamic inspection and other documents, which need to be handled in the Environmental Protection Bureau.

3. Pollutant discharge permit: Pollutant discharge permit is required for every large-scale farm.

4. Animal epidemic prevention condition certificate: this certificate needs to go to the Animal Husbandry Bureau to handle, if there is no such certificate, it is not possible to engage in breeding, after passing the approval, you also need to go to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau for a business license, and then to the Animal Husbandry Bureau for registration.

5. Breeding license: The breeding certificate is a document that all farmers need to handle, which can be handled by individuals or in the form of units.