The High Cost of Keeping Up Appearances: A Belarusian Farmer's Grassy Struggle In the quiet countryside of Belarus, a seemingly simple act – mowing the lawn – takes on unexpected complexities. Miloemesto, a villager who moved from the city, shares his experience maintaining his 25-hectare property. The grass grows incredibly fast, approximately 5 centimeters each day, requiring mowing every 3-4 days. This presents a significant challenge, and Miloemesto notes, "The grass grows so fast that to keep up, I need to mow every few days." This constant upkeep is costly; hiring help would cost 800-900 rubles a month, a substantial expense. Miloemesto's story offers a glimpse into the hidden costs and challenges of rural life, highlighting the often-overlooked realities of maintaining a large property in a region where labor costs can be high. The video serves as a reminder that the idyllic image of rural life often masks significant economic pressures.
«Травяной вопрос» в Беларуси всё ещё не даёт покоя владельцам частных домов и участков на фоне недавних изменений в правилах благоустройства и возмож…
Пока беларусы измеряют траву линейкой, чтобы не схлопотать штраф, в соседней Польше решили не бороться даже с комарами и клещами.
