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The John Deere 50 lbs. Push Broadcast Spreader offers an 8 ft. coverage area that lets you get your fertilizing or salting job done in fewer passes. The spreader features an easy-to-control lever switch to adjust your spread width for any application. The plastic hopper construction and enclosed gearbox of this spreader ensure long-lasting use and durability.

The John Deere 85 lb. Pro push spreader will help you grow the beautiful lawn that you’ve always wanted. The best time to use a spreader is in the spring. For optimal results, spread grass seed over bare areas when needed. In the summer, fertilize and feed when necessary to enhance the health of your lawn.

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His real name was John Chapman.He grew apples.But wait. So what?Why should we remember himand read about himand think about himand talk about him today,more than two hundred years after he was born?Why should we call him a hero? Esme Raji Codell and Lynne Rae Perkins show us, in eloquent words and exhilarating pictures, why Johnny Appleseed matters now, perhaps more than ever, in our loud and wired and fast-paced world.

Excerpt from John A. Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis: Spring 1895 One each above 4 Giant Carnations (size of blossoms, 9 inches in circumference) only postpaid. Package, 40 Kernels Seed, mixed, 15c. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

A healthy lawn starts with a healthy root system. No one knows this better than John Deere. John Deere's 40 in. Tow-Behind Plug Aerator uses the coring process to remove 3 in. soil plugs from the lawn, allowing water, seed and nutrients to reach the lawn's root system. This hard-working, heavy-duty aerator features 28 heat-treated steel spoons. For maximum penetration in compacted areas, up to 175 lbs. may be added to the fully-enclosed steel weight tray.

John Deere's 48 in. Tow-Behind Plug Aerator can help you achieve that lush, healthy lawn you've always wanted. This durable, high-performance aerator uses the coring process to penetrate the lawn and remove 3 in. plugs of soil. These openings let water, seed and nutrients reach the lawn's root system. The 48 plugging spoons are heat-treated for maximum strength and durability. Four welded tine sections rotate independently, ensuring optimal coverage even during tractor turns. The tough, all steel weight tray is fully enclosed and can handle up to 250 lbs. of added weight.

Finish 2 big lawn projects at once with John Deere's 40 in. Tow-Behind Aerator-Spreader. This time-saving tool not only aerates the soil, allowing water, oxygen and nutrients to reach grass roots, but also drops seed, fertilizer and lime directly into the perforated soil. The durable steel spreader hopper supports up to 100 lbs. of material and features calibrated flow control with adjustable stop features. The aerator's 8 in. diameter powder-coated steel tine stars resist rust and perforate the soil up to 2 in. Multi-tasking has never been easier.

Brand from United States: John Masters Organics. Lavender and ylang ylang, a luxurious and happy soap that gently cleanses the whole body.Fine foam with high moisturizing power gently cleanses the face and body.Olive fruit oil and theobroma grandiflorum seed oil moisturize the skin.While plant derived glycerin keeps it plump and soft.Condition your skin and lead to beautiful skin.How to use:Lather the soap with lukewarm water and gently wash your face and body.Rinse thoroughly afterwards.

The John Deere 130 lb. push broadcast spreader is ideal for all-season use as a fertilizer spreader in the summer or an ice melt spreader in the winter. This spreader offers a wide 12 ft. spread width to help you finish your spreading tasks quicker. An easy to read adjustable flow stop ensures the spreader puts out only as much spread as you request for minimal spread waste and double coverage.

Brand from United States: John Masters Organics. A mist-type leave-in hair treatment that gives silky smooth hair just by spraying and blending with a brush.Broccoli seed oil, which is called natural silicon, prepares the cuticle and turns on the natural shine.In addition, hydrolyzed barley protein moisturizes the hair and protects it from the heat of dryers and curling irons.Keeps your hair and scalp healthy. With daily care, your hair will be smooth and shiny. Refreshing scent of ylang-ylang and grapefruit.How to use:Spray onto towel-dried or dry hair and comb through.Use more on damaged ends and areas that tend to get tangled. No rinsing required.

Brand from United States: John Masters Organics. A hair milk that moisturizes and protects hair from dry damage and gives it a light style.Formulated with grape seed oil and theobroma grandiflorum seed oil (cupuacu butter) to moisturize and protect hair from dry damage caused by UV rays and dryers.Moisturizes and smoothes the cuticles with aloe vera juice and apricot kernel oil.In addition, the moisturizing ingredient Panthenol penetrates moisture into the hair, giving it a fresh and cohesive finish.It also contains erythritol and glycerin, which have water-retaining properties.So it stays moisturized all day long and maintains your style for a long time.The scent of fresh damask rose.How to use:Dispense a small amount into your palm and apply it all over your hair, focusing on the ends that are prone to dryness and damage. Please layer it on areas where you are concerned about dryness. No rinsing required.

How did the inflatable banana save football?Did you know Pope John-Paul II was a follower?How MCFC almost started World War III.‘You have no history’ is a familiar chant heard by Manchester City fans, who are used to being tormented for years of apparent underachievement. From the very first match on 13 November 1880, through to the present day and beyond, read and learn about the history of a great club. Documenting all the club’s ups and downs, Mike Devlin tries to convince you that the club that has no history really does have one after all.

How did the inflatable banana save football?Did you know Pope John-Paul II was a follower?How MCFC almost started World War III.‘You have no history’ is a familiar chant heard by Manchester City fans, who are used to being tormented for years of apparent underachievement. From the very first match on 13 November 1880, through to the present day and beyond, read and learn about the history of a great club. Documenting all the club’s ups and downs, Mike Devlin tries to convince you that the club that has no history really does have one after all.

The general's courage and calm under pressure would be echoed by many other sons and daughters of Manchester in the succeeding centuries, as the hamlet settled around Amoskeag Falls grew into New Hampshire's largest city. John Clayton describes thirty-two of the Queen City's most remarkable residents, from Iwo Jima flag raiser Rene Gagnon and fast-food innovator Richard McDonald to lesser-known but equally compelling figures, including beloved lunch cart driver Arthur Red Ullrich and the late firefighter Dave Anderson. Collecting columns first published in the New Hampshire Union Leader, Clayton reveals the essence of Manchester's enduring strength and appeal: its people.

How should Orthodox Christians regard non-Christian religions? To treat this question, John Garvey provides a concise introduction to great religious traditions, East and West, and goes on to explore how seeds of truth may be found in them, while upholding the Orthodox Church s claim as the unique repository of the Christian tradition and the ark of salvation. "This book offers a solid introduction to interfaith relations, in which encounters among diverse faiths offer both challenges to peaceful coexistence and opportunities for fruitful exchange." -Dr Antonios Kireopoulos, Associate General Secretary for International Affairs and Peace, NCCC

Brand from United States: John Masters Organics. An aging care lotion containing moisturizing ingredients such as pomegranate seed oil, argania spinosa kernel oil (argan oil), and grape fruit water that moisturize adult skin.Moisturizing ingredients such as white fungus polysaccharide and Madonna lily root extract keep your skin hydrated.It draws moisture into the stratum corneum and fills it with moisture as if the skin were drinking water, leading to plump and firm skin.A scent full of happiness that blends rosemary with geranium and lavender.How to use:After washing your face, take an appropriate amount on a cotton pad.And apply it gently over your face and neck.

This is the fascinating story of the dream of a completely new aircraft, a hybrid of the plane and the rigid airship - huge, wingless, moving slowly through the lower sky. John McPhee chronicles the perhaps unfathomable perseverance of the aircraft's sucessive progenitors

For over four decades, John Coykendall’s passion has been preserving the farm heritage of a small community in rural southeastern Louisiana. A Tennessee native and longtime master gardener at Blackberry Farm, Coykendall has become a celebrity in a growing movement that places a premium on farm-to-table cuisine with locally sourced, organic, and heirloom foods and flavors. While his work takes him around the world searching for seeds and the cultural knowledge of how to grow them, what inspires him most is his annual pilgrimage to Louisiana. Drawn to the Washington Parish area as a college student, Coykendall forged long-lasting friendships with local farmers and gardeners. Over the decades, he has recorded oral histories, recipes, tall tales, agricultural knowledge, and wisdom from generations past in more than eighty illustrated and handwritten journals. At the same time, he has unearthed and safeguarded rare varieties of food crops once grown in the area, then handed them back to the community. In Preserving Our Roots: My Journey to Save Seeds and Stories, Coykendall shares a wealth of materials collected in his journals, ensuring they are passed on to future generations. Organized by season, the book offers a narrative chronicle of Coykendall’s visits to Washington Parish since 1973. He highlights staple crops, agricultural practices, and favorite recipes from the families and friends who have hosted him. Accompanied by a rich selection of drawings, journal pages, and photographs―along with over forty recipes―Preserving Our Roots chronicles Coykendall’s passion for recording foods and narratives that capture the rhythms of daily life on farms, in kitchens, and across generations.

The Book of Revelation (chapter 12) narrates a phenomenon that most readers will find incredible. Given a view of a period of time in Heaven, Apostle John saw and reported: "Then war broke out in Heaven; Michael and his angels went forth to battle with the dragon, and the dragon and his angels fought." He actually saw Archangel Michael and His army of Angels in all out war against a dragon; and the Dragon and his Angels fought back. However, the Dragon and his Angels did not prevail: they were defeated and violently cast out of and down from Heaven: "And the huge dragon was cast down and out - that ancient serpent, who is called the Devil and Satan, he who is the seducer (deceiver) of all Humanity the World over; he was forced out and down to the Earth, and his angels were flung out along with him." Further, the Warriors who vanquished this huge dragon called the Devil and Satan: "And they have overcome (conquered) him by means of the blood of the Lamb and by the utterance of their testimony, for they did not love and cling to life even when faced with death [holding their lives cheap till they had to die for their witnessing]." This was a War in which the armaments were the blood of the Lamb and by the utterance of their testimony... This was a War of Words! This War would continue on Earth. After the Fall of Man, the War on Earth between the Two Seeds would be a War of the Spirit Beings; fought through Human Beings, and other living things, to the detriment of those who make the wrong choices during the battles to Save the World of Man! How did it begin and how will it end? This is one question every Believer is, literally, dying to know. So did Prophet Daniel (12v8): "And I heard, but I did not understand. Then I said: "O my lord, what shall be the issue and final end of these things?" The issue and final end of these things become evident as we trawl through Holy Scriptures and the histories of Man, as has been attempted in the 800 pages of this book.