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Maple Syrup Production
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Title Maple Syrup Production
Document Type Web Document
Keywords maple syrup season, tapable, maple trees, maple orchard, sap collection, Elmira Maple Syrup Festival, Old Order Mennonite, Old Order Mennonites, Maple Syrup Museum, traditional tapping methods, metal spike, metal spikes, bucket method, plastic tubing, reverse osmosis, boiling, sap, evaporator, Canada, Canadian heritage
Copyright Brianne Lincoln
Author/Source Brianne Lincoln
Language English
   

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