Acer saccharum Marsh
Habitat, physiology, and other background on sugar maples.
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West Virginia Sugar Operation Review Preparedness Manual & Regulatory Guidelines
The first part of this book is a set of guidelines that follow the West Virginia Department of Agriculture’s Sugaring Operations Inspection Checklist. The checklist is what is on the clipboard of the state compliance officer should you ever get or need a WVDA review certificate. The second part of this book presents a Decision Tree and Regulatory Matrix that you can follow to help you comply with state and federal regulation that apply to your production and sale of maple syrup.
Forest Connect Videos
Videos from the Cornell University “Forrest Connect” program.
Future Generations University Videos
Videos from the Future Generations University maple program.
Cornell Maple Program Videos
Videos from the Cornell University maple program.
Climate Change Atlas: Sugar Maple
Data on how the changing climate impacts the habitat of sugar maples.
Forest Pests of North America
The purpose of this website is to provide images and information of insects, diseases, weeds, and abiotic factors that cause damage to urban, managed, and natural forests. This site aggregates pictures, publications, and tools from many sources and packages the resources in an easy, searchable format. This site is intended to be used by homeowners, land managers, volunteers, urban foresters, county agents, outreach educators, and anyone else interested in identifying and managing their trees and forests.
Maple Syrup History
This site presents ideas, current research, and new sources of information related to the history of the production and use of maple syrup and maple sugar in North America. The purpose of this site is not to be the definitive account tracing the history of maple syrup and sugar, or telling the maple story, although at times it will share old and new contributions to maple history. Rather, the focus is on the study and doing of maple syrup related history. The site will primarily feature topics and research of interest to the siteÕs creator, but on occassion the site may feature guest contributors.
Increasing Syrup Production by Re-tapping Maples within the Sap Season
The feasibility of re-tapping maple trees during the sap season was tested in 2019 and 2020 at Cornell University’s Uihlein Maple Research Forest in Lake Placid, NY. This report summarizes that project.
Vermont Maple Conference Week Videos
A collection of videos from the 2020 VT maple conference.