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Mini melons competed favorably with standard sizes.
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Title
MINI WATERMELON MARKETING AND DRIP IRRIGATION STUDY
D. C. Sanders; K. A. Bailey; D. E. Adams; et al. HortScience 1993. doi:10.21273/hortsci.28.5.480d
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- Intervention effect Drip tubing type had only a slight effect on mini watermelon yield.
- Observation Size appeared the most important selling point, followed by taste.
- Intervention effect Sales increased after the manager cut a sample melon.
- Observation Forty percent of melons sold in the first week.
- Observation The remaining 60% of melons sold in the second week.
- Observation Prices averaged $2.00.