how much per tap

[oldtimesugar]

I was trying to remember how much syrup on average do you get from a
single tap a year? from a sugar maple?

It is either 1 pint or 1 quart per tap a year (i think)

so if someone could give me an answer, that would be greatly apprecitated.

[danno]

On average - one quart.

Probably a little more from big field or road side trees with big crowns and less from groves with small crowns.

[PerryW]

with gravity and small crown woods trees w/ health spouts, it probably closer to 1 pint of product per season.

[caseyssugarshack93]

I think with gravity its a pint and with vacuum you its a quart for average, atleast thats what i was told

[Sugarmaker]

Averaged about a quart per tap on buckets. and approx 1 quart per tap on gravity tubing also. On a tight vacuum you should get 1/2 gallon per tap on good trees.

Chris

[wnybassman]

I've been getting a good quart per tap on my few trees for years.

[Mark-NH]

Perry, I always look forward to your feedback and opinions. They seem in line with what I experience.

[red maples]

I was trying to remember how much syrup on average do you get from a
single tap a year? from a sugar maple?

It is either 1 pint or 1 quart per tap a year (i think)

so if someone could give me an answer, that would be greatly apprecitated.

if you search this topic there are some good statistics for buckets vs gravity tubing vs vacuum. I asked the same question not too long ago. Got some great feed back.