Abstract:Contributing equity capital to an establishment means capital provided by original member when agricultural cooperative is formed. Special Agricultural Cooperatives Law prescribes that whether original member provides capital and how much he provides both should be regulated by bylaw of cooperative. It should interpret that each original member’s share of the initial capital should be in proportion to the expected use of the cooperative. Such explanation accords with legislature intent, is fair and is based on foreign laws. At the same time, because it can acquire state support, special equity capital and retained capital, such explanation is also feasible. If such explanation is right, Special Agricultural Cooperatives Law should improve its numeration, create equity redemption plan system and diversify documentation of original equity capital.