Maple Syrup Festival. Visitors can buy the syrup when they visit from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. March 2, 3, 9 and 10. They can also tour the sugar house and watch Miller cook sap into syrup.

Maple producers across New England who are collecting sap from sugar maple trees and boiling it down into syrup are welcoming visitors during maple syrup season. CNN values your feedback 1.

Maple Syrup Festival. Visitors can buy the syrup when they visit from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. March 2, 3, 9 and 10. They can also tour the sugar house and watch Miller cook sap into syrup.

According to Mass Audubon, it takes 40 to 50 gallons of raw sugar maple sap to produce a single gallon on syrup. Every year Massachusetts produces 50,000-60,000 gallons of maple syrup.

For the first time since he started making maple syrup, Wayne Mortimer tapped his sugar maple trees in January. Advertisement Article continues below this ad At a glance The New York State Maple ...

Different maple trees and different conditions produce sap with different amounts of sugar. High sugar content at the start of the process of boiling it down to syrup produces lighter, more ...

Its sap is very similar to sugar maple sap. More: Maple sap flowing early this year as syrup being made at Malabar Farm Tapping is when you drill a hole into the tree no deeper than 1.5 inches.

A really friendly sugar maple tree may yield sap that is almost 5 percent sugar by volume. This is potent enough to really taste the sweetness in each drop of sap. Other trees, however, just aren’t ...

Its sap is very similar to sugar maple sap. More: Maple sap flowing early this year as syrup being made at Malabar Farm Tapping is when you drill a hole into the tree no deeper than 1.5 inches.

A really friendly sugar maple tree may yield sap that is almost 5% sugar by volume. This is potent enough to really taste the sweetness in each drop of sap. Other trees, ...

According to Mark Isselhardt, maple specialist at the University of Vermont Extension, it’s “not unheard of” for sap production to occur in January — especially since whenever maple trees ...