Japanese farmers Kiroichi Kimura and his wife have perfected a way of growing heart-shaped watermelons and have turned it into pay-dirt. Each melon sells for a staggering $160, reasonable perhaps since it took three years to develop the technique. [Japan Probe via Geekologie]
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Tags: farming, food, melons, Outdoors, watermelon
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May 15, 2009 at 11:05 pm
First a cube, and now a heart. mm… If they came up with a star-shaped watermelon, I’d say the Japanese have too much time on their hands.
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