Stained wood
What happens when taps are set into wood impacted by previous years’ taps.
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What happens when taps are set into wood impacted by previous years’ taps.
The most helpful advice for producers concerned about damaging otherwise good syrup is the most basic; make sure to grade each batch carefully and don’t assume that just because everything went smoothly in the sugarhouse that the syrup doesn’t need to be checked. The following is a list of problems that can occur with the four primary qualities of syrup, and how to avoid them.
Could the sugar maples have broken bud during unusually warm January temperatures?
Where is the maple industry headed? Where are bulk prices headed? Is the global market demand for syrup keeping pace with the expansion in production? This panel discussion includes Bruce Bascom (Bascom Maple Farms), John Kingson (Butternut Mountain Farm), David Hall (Quebec Federation of Maple Producers) and Mark Cannella (UVM Extension Farm Business Specialist). The session is moderated by Mark Isselhardt (UVM Extension Maple Specialist)
This video offers a detailed explanation for evaluating color when grading syrup.
This video offers a detailed explanation for evaluating clarity when grading syrup.
This video offers a detailed explanation for evaluating flavor when grading syrup.
This video offers a detailed explanation for evaluating density when grading syrup.
Why it matters to have syrup free of particulates, and how to filter it to do so.
What variables impact syrup flavor, and how to check for and avoid off-flavors.