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The Economics of the Russian Village

Note 29 — Chapter III · THE PRODUCTIVE FORCES OF THE PEASANTRY.

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Classes. Households. Working horses. Cows. Average per household.

Horses. Big cattle.

Ranenburg.

I. Former serfs12,99916,1408,9241.22.6

II. Former State peasants—

a. Agrarian communism6,2378,2415,6871.32.9

b. Quarterly possession41583051424

c. Mixed1,2241,7811,1951.53.1

Total20,87526,99216,3201.32.6

Dankoff.

I. Former serfs9,98913,5766,4851.42.5

II. Former State peasants—

a. Agrarian communism3,0824,0922,1891.32.6

b. Quarterly possession1,7653,1261,4061.83.3

c. Mixed4156483181.62.9

Total15,25121,44210,3981.42.7

(Former State peasants holding their land on the right of quarterly possession, are here noted separately in order to show that they enjoy about the same facilities for stock-breeding as do the rest of the peasantry).

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