Abstract
Today, possession is the basic category of agricultural law. The purpose of this article is to attempt to characterize the object (reference point) of agricultural ownership, and indirectly to show the specific features of the institution of ownership in agricultural relations. The subject of agricultural ownership seems special, in agricultural and legal regulation sit is defined in a different way from the traditional, civilist approach. Civilian constructions, although they may be helpful in determining the subject of agricultural ownership, are not always sufficient, as they are not very flexible. Owing to its dynamics, possession is expressed in the development of a traditional object of possession.
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