Garden plots in the Russian Federation can be used for breeding poultry and rabbits

Published 2024년 4월 5일

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Recent amendments to Federal Law No. 217 in Russia now allow individuals to use their garden plots for the breeding of poultry and rabbits for personal needs, as long as they comply with land legislation, veterinary, sanitary, and hygiene standards. However, the law restricts the breeding of larger livestock such as horses, cows, and pigs on these plots to prevent potential disturbances within gardening partnerships. For the keeping of larger animals, individuals are required to utilize lands designated for agricultural purposes or those specifically allocated in city or town master plans, after a change in the land category has been made, according to State Duma deputy Nikita Chaplin.

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You are allowed to do this only for your own needs. According to the amendments made to Federal Law No. 217, in Russia it is now allowed to use garden plots for breeding poultry and/or rabbits for one’s own needs. In this case, a mandatory condition is compliance with land legislation, veterinary regulations, sanitary and epidemiological requirements and hygiene standards. State Duma deputy, chairman of the Union of Summer Residents of the Moscow Region Nikita Chaplin told Rossiyskaya Gazeta about this. Breeding and keeping livestock on a plot of land - horses, ponies, cows, pigs, goats, sheep - is not permitted, as it contradicts the intended use of the garden plot of land, the deputy explained. This, according to the law, violates the rights of other persons on the territory of the gardening partnership. “I would like to note that it is not allowed to conduct any business activity on the territory of the garden plot that is contrary to its intended purpose,” he added. The ...

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