Loomaühikut
Loomaühikut is a term used in Estonian to denote a unit of measurement for land area. Historically, it represented the amount of land that could be plowed by a single horse in a day. The exact size of a loomaühikut varied depending on the region and the quality of the soil, but it was generally considered a practical measure for agricultural purposes.
In modern times, the loomaühikut has largely been replaced by standardized metric units such as hectares and
Understanding the loomaühikut provides insight into the historical agricultural economy of Estonia and the evolution of