Abstract:The tightening of farmland use control policies has led to the shift of facility agriculture towards other agricultural land, such as gardens, forests and grasslands to seek development space. However, the ambiguity of legal policies regarding the occupation of forest land by facility agriculture has led to inconsistent policy formulation and management models among national and provincial forestry departments. In order to connect the development needs of facility agriculture with forest land use control policies, historical evolution and existing problems of the scope of facility agriculture, the nature of facility agriculture projects, and the management methods of facility agriculture land have been analyzed. Based on the exploration of the causes of the problems, it is suggested that the terminology and nature of facility agriculture should be standardized in accordance with the industry classification of the national economy, and further promote the optimization and integration of departmental functions and the modification and improvement of laws and regulations. The institutional constraints for the implementation of rural revitalization strategies and the optimization of business environments can be reduced.