RIDEN FARM SUPPLY, INC.
17905 N 2300th Rd ~ Good Hope, IL  61438
(309) 772-3121 ~ rfs_1972@hotmail.com

Serving you for 50 years since 1974!!!
 
 
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May 477'6 472'2 477'4 5'4
Jul 484'4 479'0 483'6 4'4
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Aug 292.925 290.950 292.000 - 0.175
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Temp: 77oF Feels Like: 77oF
Humid: 56% Dew Pt: 60oF
Barom: 30.53 Wind Dir: SE
Cond: N/A Wind Spd: 15 mph
Sunrise: 6:09 Sunset: 7:51
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