It is Black Friday and we have all the great products every John Deere fan in your life will want or need this holiday season. From sprinklers to ceiling fans and everything else in between. Check it out!
10. Your Mom always told you to eat your green vegetables, right? Well, it has to be double points or something if you eat them off of a green plate… John Deere green, that is. After a long day of work, there is nothing better than a great meal. What better way to enjoy your food than on these John Deere dinner plates? To purchase these plates, click here.
9. This John Deere Traveling Sprinkler is just what every JD fan needs in their yard. Whether you buy because of the impressive specs- 13,500 square feet of water coverage and can travel up to 200 feet- or just like it because it looks cool, it is a must have addition to your JD product collection. To purchase this product, click here.
8. John Deere fans come in all shapes, sizes, and… species. That is why this John Deere Dog T-shirt comes in at number eight on our top ten list. Only the truest JD fans pass on their love for the brand to their canine companions. I am usually not a fan of putting dogs in clothes, but this green really compliments his eyes, don’t you think? To purchase this product, click here.
7. Are you afraid of the dark? Or do you just want something to fill all those empty outlets you have around your house that looks really neat? Either way, this John Deere Nightlight is a must have for any JD lover, and is especially great for those wanting to pass on their love to the younger generations in your family. To purchase this product, click here.
6. John Deere and popcorn… what better combo can you think of? This John Deere Johnny Popper Popcorn Popper with Cart comes complete the popcorn machine, small John Deere cart, two free cases of popcorn, 1000 John Deere bags, and a lifetime warranty. It is the perfect addition to any bar, game room, or any John Deere- popcorn loving person’s home. If you have me over, please remember I like extra butter! To purchase this awesome accessory, click here.
5. With these John Deere flannel boxers you can show your JD pride, even where not too many people can see it. Only the most tried and true Deere fans have John Deere green from their head down to their feet…. this covers some of the area in between. If you would like to try a pair on for size, they can be purchased here.
4. Sure Christmas trees are typically green, but John Deere mixed it up a little bit with this yellow tree that you can purchase with all the accessories or just the tree. If you go with the complete set, you get the tree, the lights, the tree topper, and a resin ornament. However, if you have your own collection of JD ornaments, you can just get the tree and make it your own. I can just see this tree in my living room now, can’t you? If so, you can purchase it here.
3. This John Deere ceiling fan is the perfect addition to any room, especially if you have other JD accessories in there. Regardless of what room you put it in, it would be great to sit and relax after a hard day of work under this fan’s cool breeze. To add this product to your JD collection, you can purchase it here.
2. You may be used to riding in your John Deere tractor, but this is a new JD ride that has a little less horsepower, but still has the same great name on the side. This bike comes 95% assembled and is a collector’s item. If you want to ride off into the sunset on this John Deere, purchase it here.
1. Your mailbox makes a pretty big statement about who you are and what you are all about. What better way to show everyone that passes that your blood runs John Deere green. This is a sturdy steel mailbox that is complete with a powder-coat finish that is a great way to show your JD pride. To add this item to your John Deere collection, purchase it here.
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Weather and Market Commentary: November 25, 2009
November 25, 2009 by sabrina829
Wednesday, November 25, 2009:
Early winter storms can often put a damper on travel plans around Thanksgiving, but that is not going to be the case this year. The bulk of the Nation will actually be dry with a lot of sunshine tomorrow. Exceptions to this will be the Pacific Northwest (where rains that have been so persistent this month will again be seen tomorrow) as well as the Great Lakes through the Northeast. We may see some light snow in eastern Minnesota, far northeastern Iowa, and parts of Wisconsin for tonight through tomorrow, but I would not look for much (if any) accumulations and would expect that any snow would melt on road surfaces. Western parts of the Corn Belt are dry tomorrow, and all of the Corn Belt should be dry for Friday and likely for most of the weekend. For the western Corn Belt as well as the central and northern Plains, this is clearly not a wet weather pattern over the next ten days so the corn harvest should be able to go forward in those areas without much problem (once we dry out things a bit from rains in that area of the past 36 hours; eastern Iowa through northern Illinois have also seen a good deal of rain since yesterday morning with Dubuque gauging more than an inch).
We are still looking at a major storm system for early next week, with the weather models still having difficulty in agreeing on the track of that storm. While you can find models that really bring a lot of precipitation (rain and significant snow) to areas of the Corn Belt east of the Mississippi River, my own bias is to track the storm further southeast than that to impact mainly the Ohio River Valley and especially points southward with the biggest totals. It should be quite a rain-maker for the Delta and the Southeast, centered for around Monday of next week. A November that has been so warm still looks to evolve into a colder start to December, with the Rockies, the southern Plains, the Delta, and the Southeast still looking to be seeing the worst of the cold (at least with respect to normal). From all of us at Freese-Notis weather…have a safe and happy Thanksgiving!
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