All weekend in Minsk, autumn agricultural fairs are taking place. The main venues - near the Sports Palace and Chizhovka-Arena - are open from 8:00 to 16:00 (and today as well). The program is not just about potatoes: in addition to vegetables, the assortment includes meat, fish, berries, honey, tea, and of course mushrooms in the midst of the season. For those who are still planning trips to their country houses, there are seedlings. We will tell you in more detail what and at what price you can buy.

Let's start, of course, with potatoes. We found offers for 1.30 rubles per kilogram. Some sellers offer delivery. Carrots cost 1 ruble 10 kopecks per kilogram. Pumpkins, which can be used as decorations or carved into scary faces, are sold for 2 rubles per kilogram. Cabbage costs 1.20 rubles per kilogram.

Apples of all varieties, colors, and sizes. The price is approximately 2.5 rubles per kilogram. Plums cost 6 rubles per kilogram.

Peppers start at 2.5 rubles. Tomatoes cost 2-3 rubles, but if someone wants new gastronomic experiences and a more interesting variety, the price can reach up to 6 rubles. Cucumbers cost an average of 4 rubles.

Cranberries are offered for 8.50 rubles near the Sports Palace. Blueberries cost 20 rubles.

There are mushrooms, both pickled and fresh. Porcini mushrooms are offered at a price of 88 rubles per kilogram.

There is fresh meat and fish, but there are also plenty of sausage products. Minced meat costs 11.43 rubles per kilogram, and pork for cutlets costs 20.57 rubles.

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