NutraLix Inc.


	Nutra-Lix
	NUTRA-LIX IS AN INNOVATOR in the development of performance-proven feed supplement products. By incorporating the latest university and private research technologies, as well as on-ranch testing, Nutra-Lix has developed the finest feed supplement products for your beef cattle and equine needs.


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	Nutra-Lix, Inc. 201 Sugar Avenue P.O. Box 31833 Billings, Montana 59107 U.S.A. (406) 248-3631 Fax (406) 248-7351 nutralix@nutralix.com CALL US TOLL FREE: 1-800-568-6952

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Billings, MT

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Temp:	41^oF	Feels Like:	37^oF
Humid:	49%	Dew Pt:	23^oF
Barom:	30.41	Wind Dir:	E
Cond:	Clear	Wind Spd:	6 mph
Sunrise:	7:26	Sunset:	7:19
As reported at BILLINGS, MT at 8:00 PM


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Billings, MT

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High: 60^oF Low: 30^oF	High: 69^oF Low: 40^oF	High: 63^oF Low: 39^oF	High: 46^oF Low: 35^oF	High: 39^oF Low: 26^oF

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DTN Weather Summary

More Rain in Midwest Saturday

Bryce Anderson (Bio) – DTN Meteorologist

Saturday will bring more rain to the central and eastern Midwest, continuing to keep soils wet and cause concern over possible field work delays this spring. The western Midwest will have a drier weather trend for the weekend through mid-next week. » More DTN Weather Commentary

Posted at 2:01PM Fri Mar 12, 2010 CDT

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