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A Spring Ritual: Tapping Sugar Maples
Mar 18, 2005 — David Sommerstein and his partner Lisa Lazenby tap about a half dozen trees in their yard in Pierrepont. Yesterday morning under cool sunshine, they brought out the metal buckets and taps, a drill and a hammer, for the annual springtime ritual. David sent this audio postcard. Go to full article
2nd Sap Run May Salvage Syrup Season
Apr 11, 2003 — Yesterday's warm temperatures induced a late run of sap in the maple trees of northern New York and Vermont. The second run may save a strange season that maple syrup producers feared was going to be a disaster. But as David Sommerstein reports, tappers further South weren't so lucky. Go to full article
Commentary: Sugaring in Southern Quebec
Mar 18, 2002 — Childhood memories are often built on sensory impressions. This time of year reminds commentator Jill Vaughan of tapping maple trees as a child in southern Quebec. Go to full article
Sap Flows Above Average
Mar 18, 2002 — The wild temperature fluctuations this winter have been good to New York's maple syrup producers. David Sommerstein reports the sap flow is already above average. Go to full article
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