Belo lake was created by the denizens, and the formation of a lake from a marsh of the same name lasted for a century. The swamp was deepened and cleaned and soon turned into the fish pond, which was the main economic activity for the villagers. There used to be a mill on the shore of the lake. It was connected to the village via two small stone bridges. Original settlers were poor and landless peasants. In 1825, some 200 Bulgarian Catholics were settled in the village, but they were Hungarized in time. They were brought in order to boost the vegetable production. Characteristics Lukino Selo is a typical Pannonian village. The administrative area of the settlement is . It consists of three parallel streets, stretched in the northwest-southeast direction, with uneven space between them, which are connected by other three short transversal streets. Over 90% of houses still use individual water sources (water wells, etc.). There are lower grades elementary school and post office in the village. Population The population has been experiencing a constant depopulation in the past 7 decades. Lukino Selo remains predominantly settled by the Hungarians. There used to be a Romani inhabited section of the village. Their settlement can be traced back to the original settling of the village, in the Lazar Lukač's lifetime, but it was abandoned and today there is a meadow where the settlement used to be. Ethnic groups (2002 census) Hungarians = 404 (67.56%) Serbs = 78 (13.04%) Yugoslavs = 27 (4.52%) Romani = 21 (3.51%) others. Economy The village is predominantly agricultural. Main agricultural products are corn, wheat, sunflower and tobacco, but the old production of vegetables, namely tomatoes, still survives. For a period, vegetables were the most dominant products. They used to be transported to Belo Blato, where they were loaded onto the boats and transported further by the Bega river. Husbandry was quite developed, but it is also declining today. It includes mostly cattle. The fishery is also important for the village's economy, especially during its history. Most of the facilities of the Ečka fish pond are located in Lukino Selo, but the fishery complex is named after the much larger village of Ečka, in the vicinity. Still, as of 2018 the overall economy is in a very bad shape. Some of the inhabitants travel to Zrenjanin to work in the Dräxlmaier Group factory. The local community estimated