tapping maple trees old style

Is this what you think of when you hear about tapping trees for maple syrup?

Maple trees tapped new style

Trees are more likely to be tapped like this now!

maple syrup

Find out more about tapping your own trees for syrup at this workshop!

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Introduction to Maple Syrup Production for Beginners

  • Wednesday, November 30, 2022, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

Please join us for an introductory workshop on maple syrup production. This educational program is geared towards those interested in beginning a new maple syrup venture but lack some of the basic knowledge and skillsets for getting started. Some of the topics that will be covered include 1) the what, when, and how to tap, 2) basic sap collection options, 3) the fundamentals of syrup processing, and 4) marketing trends and where to sell your products. There will also be opportunity for questions during the Q&A session.

Speakers will be Adam Wild and Aaron Wightman, co-directors of the Cornell Maple Program. Adam Wild is the director of the 350-acre Uihleim Maple Research Forest located in northern NY. Adam performs applied research and helps oversee the 6,000+ maple tap operation. Aaron Wightman is a NY State Maple Specialist and helps direct the tap research and maple laboratory at the Arnot Forest in southern NY. Aaron conducts research on all aspects of maple production, marketing, and forest management.

This agricultural workshop is open to all members of the public. Registration is required to attend. There is limited in-person seating available at the local CCE Oswego extension office.

Register

https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/introductiontomaplesyrup_235

Contact

Joshua Vrooman
Agricultural Community Educator
jwv33@cornell.edu
315-963-7286 ext. 200

Location

This event is online

Location

CCE Oswego Education Center
3288 Main Street
Mexico, New York 13114

Last updated November 4, 2022