While Down From Last Year, Maple Syrup Crop Still Large
NASS reported that the ‘2025 maple syrup crop totaled 5.77 million gallons; down 1.5% from previous seasons production
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WSU Extension Helping Forest Owners Look At Bigleaf Maple
Washington State University Extension is working with foresters in the western part of the state to tap an emerging market. Thanks to funding from the state Department of Agriculture, WSU Extension is supporting bigleaf maple syrup production.
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Early Start to Canada’s Maple Syrup Season
The maple tree sap started flowing a couple of weeks early this year in eastern Canada and that’s not really a good thing. Stretches of mild weather in January and in February is expected to produce smaller volumes of processed syrup, along with a less than perfect product. Extended...
Maple Syrup Looks To Have A Record Year
While Maple syrup harvest takes place in the winter months, it is June when USDA releases its final annual crop production forecast for this product. And according to Lance Honig with NASS, this year's production forecast is on for the record books.
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2021 Maple Syrup Crop Expected To Be Smaller Than Average
The maple sugar crop is typically a short season, but 2021 is slower than normal. What happens when the season is slower?
"To lower production. In fact, production down about 16.7% from the previous season We've had less time for capturing the sap and as a result you see that lower production," noted NASS' Lance Hoenig
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