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Cornell University-Sugar Maple Research and Extension Program

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November 11, 2016
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From Cornell University, this website features the Sugar Maple Research and Extension Program. The site provides great information, photos, and activities for maple syrup producers, students and teachers, and other maple syrup enthusiasts. The Syrup Production section has information on a variety of topics including How Does Sap Flow through Maple Trees?, Maple Recipes and Nutritional Information, Evaporator Designs: Old and New, and more. The site also features four virtual tours covering such aspects of maple syrup as sap collection, sap processing, syrup production history, and sugar bush management. In addition, the site offers a page on Frequently Asked Questions and a list of relevant links.

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  • Science > Botany

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    From Cornell University, this website features the Sugar Maple Research and Extension Program. The site provides great information, photos, and activities for maple syrup producers, students and teachers, and other maple syrup enthusiasts. The Syrup Production section has information on a variety of topics including How Does Sap Flow through Maple Trees?, Maple Recipes and Nutritional Information, Evaporator Designs: Old and New, and more. The site also features four virtual tours covering such aspects of maple syrup as sap collection, sap processing, syrup production history, and sugar bush management. In addition, the site offers a page on Frequently Asked Questions and a list of relevant links.
    ↓http://maple.dnr.cornell.edu/

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