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This is a Literature Review study (also classified as: Observational).

ECONOMICAL ACTIVITY AND LAND USE OF TRANSBAIKALIA OLD-BELIEVERS IN THE LATE XVIIIth – EARLY XXth CENTURIES

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Historical analysis shows arable farming's growth among Semey Old Believers, suggesting their role in land relations.

Economic activity grew as the Semey became primary grain producers, enhancing agricultural development.
The peasant community played a crucial role in regulating land relations, managing access to land use.
The research utilized various historical methods to reconstruct the economic history of the Semey Old Believers.
The significance of these closed communities highlighted unique land use patterns influenced by their cultural context.

Zaitseva et al. (2025) studied this question.

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