Yoder, KS

A 3-year-old child helping with farm chores cannot yet understand what a century means. He can understand that a gate needs closing, an animal needs care, and a task matters even when nobody is applauding. Owen Prothro’s Oct. 21 story about Rebecca and Evan Yoder’s family farm near Peabody offered a glimpse of that kind of education. The family has cared for land purchased by its ancestors in 1904. Their grandson, Archie, is already learning the daily work. [FULL STORY at http://mari

For Yoder, caring for the land isn’t a simple choice; it’s her responsibility. She and her husband, Evan, are the fourth generation of Yoders to occupy over 80 acres of farm near Nighthawk and 90th Rds. near rural Peabody.A “You’ve got to manage your land. You’ve got to be good stewards,” she said. A look around the property makes it clear the family takes that responsibility seriously. [FULL STORY at http://marionrecord.com]

The Walker Art Committee and Garnett Tourism are excited to announce the winner of our Mural Contest, Avery Miller! Avery Miller is the 15-year-old daughter of Amie Yoder, and resides in Welda, KS. Avery not only won the Mural Contest but also won the Facebook […]