In this article basic definitions regarding agricultural ground classifications have been presented. It was compared the former classification with the one currently being in force. Consequently, it was described changes in the official formal regulations. According to former classification there were eight groups of agricultural grounds. The new being in force regulations regarding real estate registry of grounds and buildings distinguish seven kinds of agricultural grounds. Changes are with regards to appurtenance of some of grounds to different groups. The being in force classification put in order and extends range of some notions. The introduced changes in regulations made inaccurate some of the elaborations contained in economic and agricultural publications of this domain.

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