2019 10:00 a.m. There’s no sweeter way of getting back to nature than by tapping a maple tree. In Pennsylvania, this is the busiest time of year for the dozens of maple farms that together ...

Narrator: You'd never guess it, but tucked in this Vermont forest under a couple feet of snow is a giant maple-syrup farm ... they'd tapped their first maple tree. So the company may be young ...

Participants will learn the basics of tree identification, protecting tree health, syrup tapping, cooking and storing.

Maple Producers of Northeast Ohio is holding a day of workshops on Jan. 11 at Sugar Valley Maple Farm, 15755 Chipmunk ... of making maple syrup from tree ID, tapping, gathering, storage, sap ...

Rabbi Shmuel Simenowitz, the owner of a 14-acre Vermont maple farm, is one of a small but ... which is collected from buckets he hangs from his tapped trees. He taps the trees in a pattern, ...

Despite the cold temperatures, dozens came out to celebrate the start of the maple syrup tapping season Saturday.

His Murrysville farm will make more syrup this year than ... To make syrup, sugar-makers must first tap maple trees for sap. Traditionally, sugar-makers used spiles to tap trees.

Follow a winding trail into a forest on Ohio State’s Mansfield campus and you’ll find a grove of maple trees called a sugar ...

It all starts with the trees ... and bottled. The tapping process usually begins before March and the sap is harvested by the end of April, when Vermont's annual Maple Festival takes place.