Tree tapping with traditional buckets instead of tubes
Maple
Please visit our AGROFORESTRY pages for additional resources on Maple Production and other Forest Crops.
Production Techniques
- Tapping Tips
- Wood Fired Evaporators
- Oil Fired Evaporators
- Liquid Levels in the Evaporator
- Using Defoamer
- Maple Production Videos
- Bottling Syrup
- Making Granulated Maple Sugar
- Making Maple Cream
- Making Molded Maple Sugar
Crop Problems
- Maple Decline (Cornell U.)
- Asian Longhorned Beetle (US Forest Service)
- Sugarbush Management (USDA)
- Fungal Leaf Spot
Contact
Michele Ledoux
Executive Director
mel14@cornell.edu
(315) 376-5270
Last updated December 7, 2023
Cornell Maple Program
Cornell Sugar Maple Research & Extension Program provides activities, information and research projects on maple production.
Cornell's ForestConnect provides forest owners with educational resources to help them make decisions about the management of their property.
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Respirator Fit Test Clinics
Wednesday, January 1
12:00 AM - 11:45 PM -
4-H Sparks Club
Monday, January 6
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM -
4-H Robotics Club
Wednesday, January 8
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM -
4-H Homeschool Club
Wednesday, January 8
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM -
The Annual Mid-Winter Maple Classic Conference
Friday, January 10
5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Bird Friendly Maple Program
Bird-Friendly Maple is a new conservation based maple marketing initiative through the Audubon Society. “Through applied forest management, bird friendly maple producers strive to improve habitat quality in their sugarbushes to optimize breeding and foraging opportunities for forest birds in decline. The Bird-Friendly Maple project is a collaborative effort to integrate bird conservation with New York’s maple syrup industry.”
“To recognize and support participating maple producers for their good work, look for maple syrup containers with the label indicating that the syrup is Maple Managed for Birds.” The Bird-Friendly Certified Label is depicted below. Find out more: NY.Audubon.org.
