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LATEST NEWS for July, 2009

The wet spring delayed planting of our vegetables to the end of May.We expect to harvest our first vegetables near the end of the month.

Our first cutting of hay has been completed. Frequent rainy periods created challenges for drying, but the abundant moisture helped to give us a good crop.

Read about The Yoder Farm and our "grandchild certified produce" in reporter Jenni Glenn's May 3 article in the Business Section of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette.

Sugar Bush 2009 is now history. We hosted an estimated 2000 students and parents for school programs jointly sponsored with Merry Lea . Sugaring was a popular topic covered by the local media this year. (see list of articles, slide show and TV coverage )

Syrup was darker this year, so those who prefer the robust maple flavor of late season syrup are in for a treat. Some syrup is still available.

Yoder Receives Maple Award 12/6/08

Here's an idea for your 2009 carrot crop

Check out the 2008 calendar insert in Outdoor Indiana, published by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. A photo of the Yoder Sugar House was the featured picture for the month of February.

You can conveniently find us and other Hoosier producers through Indiana MarketMaker

Archived News

Inspectors Visit 2/21/08