Sugar maples and red maples are the types of trees that produce most of Vermont's maple syrup. Not every maple tree produces the right sap for syrup, so you can’t just tap any and wait for the ...

All our equipment is ready. We're ready. But Mother Nature isn't yet." Trites said maple syrup producers are generally looking for two things — days with temperatures above freezing and nights ...

You can tap a few different maple species in New Hampshire for sap, but sugar maples are best because they have a higher sugar content in the sap. Look for a tree that’s 10 to 12 inches in diameter.

Though Uihlein historically focused on maple syrup, its purview now includes other species. The forest also offers a protective habitat for several songbirds whose numbers are in decline, and syrups ...

There are three main types of branching ... "Growing up, we made maple syrup now and then," said Weidner, who noted that maple sugaring can be done in one's own backyard. As for the educational ...