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  1. #21
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    I saw it for $28.00 a gallon on NH Craigs list! That is just plain stupid! I was thinking of buying it and re-bottle it, as I am about sold out!!!

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    gal 52
    1/2 gal 28
    qt 17
    pt 10

    Grade B = 44
    Grade C = 40
    2012: Probably 750 gravity taps and 50 buckets.

    600 gal stainless milk tank.
    2 - 100 gallon stock tanks
    one 30 gal barrel
    50 buckets

    3' x 10' Waterloo Raised Flue wood fired evaporator w/ open pans.

    12" x 20" Filter Canner

    Sawmill next to sugarhouse solves my sugarwood problem

    Gather with GMC 3500 2wd Pickup w/ 425 gallon Plastic Tank.

    Been tapping here in Lyman NH since 1989 but I've been sugaring since 8 years old in 1968.

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    I saw that ad in New Hampshire for $28.00 at that price you could sell it bulk at bascom for more money med.amber at 2.70 a pound x 11 pound to a gallon is $29.70 per gallon
    John
    950 on vac
    500 on gravity
    2x6 leader maxflue oil fired evaporator
    Lapierre 600 R/O
    And adding as much as the wife will allow
    (which is not much this year)

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    I read these prices and can't believe it. this area has gotten so saturated with large and small operations. i've lost all my customers when i retired. The co-op decided not to handle us smaller outfits and now just buys from one big place. What's the point of a community co-op when they do that? they lost my business and many others. No one will travel to pick it up. insurance agent doesn't even want to hear about signs advertising it. When we do shows (NO MORE) people will argue with me over the price and try to "bargain" like at a flea market! These are the same dummies who don't know the difference between honey and syrup!

    Maybe I'll start a forum on "the stupid things people say"

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    Seems that selling for $28 doesn't make sense when bulk is about $30 give or take a bit without the cost of the jugs. A quart jug is about what $2.

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    $28 dollars a gallon - unbelievable...wonder if it is 5 finger discount
    1100 taps on vacuum
    3 x 10 oil fired evaporator with pre-heater
    Springteck 300 R.O.
    Kubota L3350
    Understanding wife when it comes to sugaring

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    I sent an email asking if I could buy 100 gallons. No response. I did however notice when sending the email that it was April 1st when the listing was put up.

    oh yeah I almost forgot.
    Jugs
    $55 gallon
    $30 Half
    $17 Quarts
    $10 Pints

    Glass is a different story.
    Last edited by MillbrookMaple; 04-06-2013 at 07:08 AM.
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    2.5 X 8 Smoky Lake pans on grimm oil fired arch
    RO - Ecochem with 2 codeline vessels and 2 MES vessels.
    2000-3000 Taps depends on the season.
    Always looking for more sap!

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    $55- gallon
    $30- half gallon
    $17- quart
    $10- pint
    2012
    2'-6" by 5' homemade evaporator 12 gph
    550 taps- 500 on gravity feed, 50 on buckets
    Made 40 gallons of syrup
    2013
    Lapierre Storm 2' by 8', brand new

  9. #29
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    Raised our prices this year (first time in 3 years)

    $55 - Gallon
    $30 - 1/2 Gallon
    $20 - Quart
    $10 - Pint
    $8 - 1/2 Pint

    Gallons and 1/2 gallons are packed in plastic. Quarts and under are in tins or glass.
    300 on vaccum
    300 gravity tubing
    200 buckets

    100 hilltop acres
    16x20 timberframe sugarhouse built in 2010
    3x10 Leader max flue & revolution pans w/ Inferno arch - 2013
    1998 Kubota M5400

    Northwoods Farm and Forestry on Facebook.

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    We only sell some of our product, and give some to family and friends, but when we do sell the price is $7 for a half pint and $13 for a pint, $25 for two pints.
    Last edited by Revi; 04-08-2013 at 02:04 PM.
    325 taps
    2x6 Phaneuf
    Illegitimati non carborundum

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