When the syrup is boiling at 7.1 degrees Fahrenheit above the boiling point of water, filter and package the syrup. If you are using a hydrometer, check the density of the syrup before pouring ...

Aaron Wightman was almost born in a sugarhouse. It was early April, and his parents were boiling maple sap in the Western New York shack where they produced syrup and other maple-flavored goods ...

See the careful filtering, boiling, and bottling processes that preserve the syrup's natural sweetness and purity. ... Inside the Clean and Advanced Maple Syrup Production Process.

American maple syrup almost went extinct. In 1993, sugar makers in New York State, the second-largest producer in the U.S. behind Vermont, made only 180,000 gallons of syrup.

Climate change is affecting the maple syrup industry, ... The plants, along with other technology advances such as oil-fired evaporators and reverse osmosis filtering, have been transformative.

Maple Syrup Production at Merrifield Farm Edwin Remsberg photo courtesy University of Maine Cooperative Extension. ... as well as filtering, grading and canning syrup. On Saturday, Feb. 1, ...

Most producers of walnut syrup use sap from black walnuts, common in the eastern half of North America. Walnut sap doesn’t flow as abundantly as sugar maple, and it also contains pectin, making it ...

Driven to solve century-old problems in maple syrup making, ... Angela said Smoky Maple doesn’t just sell pans, evaporators, or filtering machines- rather, ...

During a recent maple sugaring program, many of those volunteers were on hand, working to collect the sap, boiling off the high water content of the sap, filtering the syrup, filling bottles, and ...

Eight years ago, Vince Portelli tapped a sugar maple tree on his brother-in-law’s property, brought the sap back to his Bloomingdale home, watched a YouTube video on how to make syrup, boiled ...