Why the maple syrup industry is under threat from climate change
Sugar maple habitats appear to be shifting northward due to climate change. Maine maple syrup producers are working to adapt.
North Country Public Radio1d
Maple season is underway after an 'old-fashioned' winter. Will tariffs create a sticky situation?
Maple producers are rooting for a strong harvest. Adam Wild, who directs Cornell’s Uilhein Maple Research Forest in Lake ...
Manchester Journal9h
A sticky situation: Producing Maple syrup in a changing climate
For generations, Vermont’s maple syruping industry has enjoyed a profitable, sustainable, and fairly stable place in the ...
North Country Public Radio17h
North Words: a lot of surprising things go into the flavor of maple syrup
The sap was running five years ago when we visited with some producers who are still out to change how we think of maple ...
Made in Michigan: Charlevoix business Harwood Gold has legacy in maple syrup
The Parsons family began making maple syrup in 1898. The family opened the store and cafe Harwood Gold in 2016 in downtown Charlevoix.
The Boston Globe6d
How this backyard sugar house is kicking off maple syrup season
Babel said. She and her husband Jeff are a team. They have been hard at work collecting and boiling down sap into maple syrup in their Mason, New Hampshire backyard sugar house they call Babel’s ...
Maple sap is flowing in N.H. Federal funding isn’t.
CONCORD, N.H. — Maple season is underway, and while the sap is flowing in New Hampshire, money from the federal government is ...