Title: Why Are Russians Burying Fruits in Ice?

Description: In Russia, farmers use a unique method to preserve their black apples during low market prices. Instead of selling them immediately, they dig pits in the ice and bury the apples, keeping them fresh for an extended period. When market prices rise, they retrieve the apples and sell them for a significant profit. This clever strategy helps them maximize their earnings while ensuring the apples remain in excellent condition.

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