Spring is starting to approach. The days are growing longer and we have gotten a few stretches of refreshing, balmy weather. While some of us avid winter enthusiasts are a little disappointed in the below-average season, there is one thing nearly everyone can agree on… We’re ready for some much-needed sunshine, warmer days, and Sugaring […]
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2016 Maple Crop: Early Start – Long Productive Season
It happened early and our Northern Vermont Sugar Makers were ready! The first significant runs of sap from the maple trees came during the first week of February this year. Due to a fickle winter, with well below average snowfall, it was relatively easy to move around in the woods in order to maintain pipeline […]