Autumn on the shelves: how much vitamins cost at the daily fair on the bull. Tractor builders
In the Partizansky you can buy potatoes and fruit and vegetable products not only on weekends, but also on a regular basis.

In Partizansky, you can buy potatoes and fruit and vegetable products not only on weekends, but also on weekdays. One of these sites turned on the bull. Tractor builders. Correspondents of the Minsk-Novosti agency estimated the range of products and its cost.
Autumn in the capital is the time of traditional agricultural fairs, where you can buy everything you need for harvesting for the winter.
At the end of the working week, there are enough buyers at the fair near MTZ DC. People come with roomy bags (including wheels), backpacks, and many immediately come by car to fully load the trunk.
“I live on the street of Oleg Koshevoy, I get here literally five minutes on foot,” said pensioner Marina Ivanovna. It is very convenient that the shopping malls work every day. You don’t have to wait in line on weekends. Prices are much more pleasant than in shops. Today I bought everything I needed for a vegetable stew and soup.



The fair pleasantly surprises with an abundance of fresh greens, fruits and vegetables. So, for a kilogram of homemade tomatoes of various varieties, sellers ask for an average of 1.50 to 7 BYN. But cucumbers on the shelves are not so much, their average cost is kept in the area of 5-8 BYN. Fans of pepper can find both large and bright fruits from 4.50-5.50 BYN, and ground. The latter will be cheaper - from 2.50 BYN. Useful zucchini and eggplant give from 2.50 to 4 BYN and for 4-8 BYN, respectively. For a kilogram of garlic will have to lay out from 9 BYN. As for cabbage, white cabbage is sold from 1.40 BYN, and for color they ask 4-7 BYN, for broccoli - 8 BYN. Fans of radish on average will have to pay 3-4 BYN.


Root vegetables are also enough: neat carrots and beets sell from 89 cents. Traditionally, the most popular vegetable at the fair - potatoes - can be purchased from 90 cents. Often, citizens take it not in kilograms, but immediately in nets (20-30 kg). Onions sellers estimate at 2-3 BYN. Found on the shelves and colorful pumpkin at 2.50-4 BYN per kilogram, and for the same amount of beans will have to lay out in the area of 8-10 BYN.


- Every year we buy potatoes at fairs, and only in nets. Fortunately, there is where to store it, said Minsk resident Alexei. - First of all, it's profitable. Secondly, farmers will always tell you which variety is best boiled, and which is good for tanneries. This time they took a verified "Breeze". We are planning to buy more cabbage this weekend. I really like to stew it myself. Today we are going to buy other vegetables. In autumn, you need to stock up on vitamins.
Some racks sell fresh greens - mainly parsley, dill, green onions. For a 100-gram beam, on average, they ask for 1.50 or more.



- Look at the apples, one of the sellers advised. If you prefer sweets, I recommend pineapple. They, by the way, are perfectly stored: if you create certain conditions, they will remain fresh until February, so you can safely take with reserve. And if you like light sour, pay attention to the neat "Antonovka".
The cost of apples is quite democratic - in the region of 2-3 BYN depending on the variety. For juicy pears ask 4-5 BYN, for plums - 6-7 BYN per kilo. Walnuts are also sold, they are sold for 10-12 BYN, and peeled for 27 BYN.

It is worth noting that you can pay not only in cash, but also by money transfer from the card, so no one will be left without purchases. The main thing is to negotiate with the seller.
- For me, this fair on the boulevard is a real salvation, said Olga, a Minsk woman, carefully putting her purchases in a bag. I used to have to adjust for the weekends, go to large areas, stand in lines, and then somehow drag heavy bags home. It's a lot easier now. I work nearby, so I can stop by any weekday after my shift. Calmly, without fuss, I choose what I need. Today I took a great sweet pepper for lecho and a couple of kilograms of potatoes.


Daily agricultural fairs will continue until November 15. This is a great opportunity for citizens without haste to make supplies for the winter and provide themselves with vitamins in the cold season.
Photo by Sergei Mitsevich



