Peasants and their supporters advocated the notion that each family was supposed to receive at least four hectares of land; in their system, which made note of differences in local traditional, peasants living in wetlands were to be assigned 16 pogoane (approx. eight hectares), those living in plains 14 (approx. seven hectares), inhabitants of hilly areas 11 (between five and six hectares), while people inhabiting the Southern Carpathian areas were supposed to receive eight pogoane (approx. four hectares).
Talupojad ja nende toetajad pooldasid ideed, et iga perekond peaks saama vähemalt 4 hektarit maad; nende süsteemis, mis võttis arvesse kohalikke erinevusi, pidid märgaladel elavad talupojad saama 16 pogoane (ligikaudu 8 hektarit), tasandikel elavad 14 (ligikaudu 7 hektarit), künklikel aladel elavad 11 (5 ja 6 hektari vahel), samas Lõuna-Karpaatides elavad pidid saama 8 pogoane (ligikaudu 4 hektarit).