The sugar maple stand, he said, “has the best chance of any place ... if even possible, to the mature second forest that presently exists will take close to a century if not more.” ...

Best development occurs on moist, deep, well-drained, fertile, loamy soils. This forest community is by far the most common in the Adirondack region occupying over 50% of the forested land. Sugar ...

In the world of sugaring, that size forest is unheard of. So how exactly does The Maple Guild produce syrup on a macro scale? Well, it all starts with the trees. These are sugar maple trees ...

We still use the same basic principles to make maple syrup. Here at the College of Environmental Science and Forestry's Heiberg Forest, we tap the sugar maple trees by boring a small hole in the trunk ...

RICHMOND — It’s not just New Englanders who think the sugar maple tree is special. When Green Berkshires brought a Minnesota scientist to study a threatened stand of these particular maples in Mount ...

Sugaring is an art, an education, and a maintenance."Helen and Scott Nearing, The Maple Sugar Book, 1950 Ford Forest is divided into management units that reflect common natural disturbance history, ...

Maple farmers around New England are looking to increase bird diversity in forests by allowing the growth of a variety of trees and shrubs rather than focusing on a single beneficial species for ...