It takes about 40 gallons of the watery sap to produce a single gallon of maple syrup, she and her family learned Saturday ...

There are plenty of places to get in on the sweet tradition of turning maple-tree sap into syrup in southeastern Wisconsin ...

The Anita B. Gorman Discovery Center hosted its annual Urban Woods event in Kansas City to celebrate the benefits and beauty of native Missouri and Kansas trees on Saturday.

In order to harvest sap, maple trees need to be in a climate with weather fluctuations that freeze the sap, and thaw it, helping it flow. This is why states that have strong winters tend to favor ...

Indiana maple syrup producers are adapting to changes in tapping season due to climate change but some worry the industry ...

Maple syrup season has officially begun in the Capital Region, despite being a little bit late this year due to the cold ...

Sugar maple and red maple are the most common trees to tap, but syrup can also be made from silver maple, black maple and boxelder.

Experience the traditional process of maple syrup production at Kreider Creations Maple Farm. Enjoy maple-based treats and activities for the whole family.

Discover how the Environmental Quality Incentives Program is helping maple providers improve traditional methods, making maple syrup creation more efficient and less wasteful.

Ever wanted to make your own maple syrup? With a few tools of the trade and a maple tree in the backyard, you’re just a few easy steps away from coating your waffles and cakes in homemade maple syrup.

Maple syrup is a uniquely North American product thanks to its many sugar maple trees and a freeze/thaw cycle from late winter into spring that allows sap to flow. It is a staple of the American ...

The Northeast produces the vast majority of U.S. maple syrup because of cold, freezing nights followed by warm, ...