(Baonghean.vn) - Along National Highway 46, passing through the communes of Nghi Loc district these days, anyone passing by can easily see small stalls selling local produce such as cassava, oranges, chicken eggs, corn, papaya, etc.
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| Stretching from Nghi An commune, through Nghi Phong to Nghi Truong and then Nghi Thach along National Highway 46, travelers can easily spot shops selling local produce on both sides of the road. Among them, corn is the most popular item sold these days. |
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| The photo shows a stall selling homegrown oranges and pomelos in Hamlet 13, Nghi Truong Commune (Nghi Loc District). The vendors here say they sell their produce on the highway because they don't have time to go to the market, and all the local produce is harvested from their own gardens. |
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| Grapefruit and oranges are two of the fruits that many passersby choose to buy. |
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| Living along National Highway 46, people harvest produce from their gardens and sell it right in front of their houses, depending on the season. The highway, which runs towards Cua Lo, is often busy, so the goods sell very well. |
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| After harvesting off-season corn from Nghi Hoa and Nghi Thuan communes, people bring it here to sell. |
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| Because it's out-of-season corn, the price is usually a little higher. Smaller ears cost from 20,000 to 25,000 VND per dozen. Larger ears cost from 30,000 to 35,000 VND per dozen. |
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| The cassava tubers, freshly dug up from the gardens of the people of Nghi Truong, are also being brought out by the locals to meet the needs of buyers. |
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| The "goods" this old woman offers to her customers are two ripe papayas. |
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| And sometimes it's eggs from chickens raised by the family... |
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| Local delicacies from Nghi Loc district, sold along National Highway 46, are usually affordably priced, which is why many travelers stop by to buy them as gifts for their relatives on their way back home. |
Tian Tian
