The major sources of income were vineyards, fields and orchards, and peat extraction until the 19th century, when the livestock industry moved into the village. By 1900, there were several small embroidery businesses, but local economy remained rooted in small businesses and agriculture until around 1970.
The village's economic foundation was built on vineyards, fields, orchards, and peat extraction until the livestock industry became a dominant force in the 19th century. By 1900, small embroidery shops had begun to appear, but the local economy remained rooted in small businesses and agriculture until around 1970.