Having the good, cold winter is good for maples. Maples want a nice, cold period during their dormant season. That's healthy for the trees. Having a good snow pack, which we have throughout most ...

It's the opposite from last year, which saw a lack of snowfall and extended periods of warm temperatures in late winter. But veteran maple syrup ... changes within the tree, causing the sap ...

Maple growers and producers say this year's weather is shaping up for the perfect conditions for maple season as sap ...

A visit to a sugar shack run by First Nations people sheds light on maple syrup’s deep roots in northeastern Canada.

Local maple syrup producers are keeping fingers crossed for a little more chilly weather to help meet production goals.

Consider these choices in the coming weeks as another maple sugar haul is born in New England and heads out into the world.

which they sip from the broken ends of sugar maple twigs — but only as part of a balanced winter diet. Grosbeaks eat a ...

Maple sap flows from a tree at Sugar Oak Farms on March 11 in ... the maple industry is experiencing an “old-fashioned winter,” Wild said, with thaws holding off until the end of February.