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Biofuel  New research has come out that indicates watermelon
could make a good biofuel additive.  Now, I know you're
immediately cringing because watermelon is a food crop and that
spells disaster, but the good news is that no one is proposing
that we start taking over arrable land with watermelon patches.
It turns out that 20 percent of every annual watermelon crop is
unused because, well, it's ugly.  Misshapen or bruised fruit
doesn't sell, so farmers leave them in the field and take a
loss.  Those extra watermelons could be processed for their
juice, which could then be made into biofuel.  What makes these
disfigured melons biofuel-worthy?  Watermelon juice contains
seven to ten percent directly fermentable sugars or easy
ethanol.  While the juice would have to be almost triple
concentrated to be the sole feedstock in a bio