They are Peto Suman, Peto Salam and Peto Kaciak. Each of mentioned subclans has their own descendans and land. Rapid economic exchange recently has changed the role of the each said Petos in community. Nowadays most of their descendant work individually and Minangkabau tradition seem has disappeared in this community. The village has population of 1,156 devided among 266 household.
Residents describe themselves principally as farmers who cultivate the flood plain of the river.
Farmers have long lived on rice, but commodity crops are increasingly important for farmer's economic needs, and thus swiddens have expanded, mainly foe rubber. The traditional forest control system has disappeared as well as nagari forest. Territorial forest control is relatively weak. Forest Land is no longer controlled locally, especially with the increase in absentee land owners. Farmer can get land and grow crops easily in the inner forest is free from lineage control.