Yesterday was a low day for us, only 125 gallons collected. But we are better then last year at this point. Have bottled up 21 gallons to date. Froze up last night here, hoping to go past Sunday.
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Yesterday was a low day for us, only 125 gallons collected. But we are better then last year at this point. Have bottled up 21 gallons to date. Froze up last night here, hoping to go past Sunday.
10x21 sugar house
400 taps
227 gravity pipeline
Rest Buckets
Forcast that I just saw on WMUR looks great!!! Its far from over
I hope so. Sugar content was only at one yesterday and the day before. Must be getting close to spring, just had forty turkeys in the back field with three large Tom's strutting around and doing the thing to the hen that they could get. Pretty sad I know, been in the sugar house to long
10x21 sugar house
400 taps
227 gravity pipeline
Rest Buckets
I second that! Looking at the Accuweather for my area In expecting the third wave of sap production to hit his this week. No sign of bud-break, no peepers, still a good 6" to 12" of snow in the woods.Originally Posted by 325abn
Forcast that I just saw on WMUR looks great!!! Its far from over
Wood-fired, home-made evaporator
Glenlivet-fired operator
It froze up here in Littleton but not enough for any real sap run for me. Tonite looks better though. Some reports are saying in the teens up here.!
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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