Today, it lives on in a new form. A beloved sugar maple slowly succumbed to disease. Today, it lives on in a new form. Corey Snyder, a wood turner in Pennsylvania, cut sections of a felled sugar ...

Along with honey, sugar maple was the main source of sweetener for Native Americans and early European settlers. Native Americans also used the sap as a fresh or fermented beverage or soured as ...

sugar maple trees are known for their excellent fall color and the wood is used for floors, furniture, veneer and musical instruments. Because of the hardness of the wood, another common name is ...

The short maple sugar season consumes all their time now ... leaning over to fill firewood into the roaring wood stove. His timer goes off at regular intervals to remind him to add more wood ...

good wood, and good luck,” writes Michael Lange, anthropologist and Champlain College professor in his book Meanings of Maple: An Ethnography of Sugaring. These days, sugar makers might argue ...

Sugar making stops when buds swell up ... visit indianamapleweekend.com. ∎ Maple Wood Nature Center: 4550 E. County Road 100 South, LaGrange, Ind. 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 15-16.

Sebago, Maine — You know you're in Maine when the pancakes come hot off a 100-year-old wood stove ... Projections show the prime range of sugar maple habitat shifting northward, where it ...

The sap evaporator is wood-fired. Throwback ... The new Plymouth Sugar Shack is capable of boiling 25 gallons of maple sap an hour, Nelson said. It takes 40 gallons of maple sap to make 1 gallon ...

Red Shed Sweets (3835 Shay Road, Naples): Guests can learn about maple syrup production. There will also be Sugar house tours, wood-fired boiling of pure maple sap, and more. Keuka Maple (3100 E ...

(WOOD) — Looking for some adrenaline-packed ... For a 60th year, join the staff at the Kalamazoo Nature Center for the Maple Sugar Festival. The event celebrates and educates the public on ...