Tapped some yard trees today.
Tapped in Natick
Tapped some yard trees today.
What a great shot!
~ Karen ~
2012 - 10 taps, 1 turkey fryer - 169.5L sap 4.2 L syrup
2013 - 23 taps, 2 turkey fryers - 748.5 L sap 17.56 L syrup
2014 - 22 taps, 509 L sap 12.5 L syrup
2015 - 28 taps, 1093.75 L sap 25.1 L syrup
2016 - 25 taps, 1223.5 L sap 28.25 L syrup
2017 - 21 taps, 518.5 L sap 12.7 L syrup
2018 - 28 taps, 2 turkey fryers & Denali 3 burner propane stove - 798L sap 16.9 L syrup
2019 - 28 taps, 1409.5L sap 40.12L syrup
Sugar, Norway, Manitoba, Silver and Freeman Maples
Running pretty well in Natick today.
Looks like we had three first boils. Really it was just one.
how do you get your buckets and your evap to defy gravity like that on that cliff?
2024 - New Maine resident, 12X12 sugar shack under construction
2019 - New 12X12 boiling pavilion
2018 - New Mason 2X3 Hobby XL and homemade RO
There is no gravity in Natick. Next time I plan to boil upside-down.
Finished about 1.5 gallons Cowboy Syrup on Sunday. What is "Cowboy Syrup," you ask? No filtration whatsoever.
Pulled taps today, wrap it up on a good note. Last boil today and finish tomorrow.
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