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Maple Syrup Information

What is Maple Syrup

Maple History

Maple Tree ID

How is it Made

Grades of Maple Syrup

Maple Facts

Maple Terms Glossary

Fact Sheets on Maple Syrup

North American Maple Syrup Producers Manual

Maple Publications

Maple Production Statistics

Links to State and Province Extension Pages

Maple Research Centers

Ohio Maple Producers Association
Includes where to buy syrup

Locate Other Maple Producer Associations

Maple Equipment Dealers









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     Ohio on average is the 4th largest producer of maple syrup in the United States adding $5 million to Ohio's economy annually. In 1840 during the first ever Agricultural census conducted during the sixth United States census, Ohio was the largest producer of maple syrup and maple sugar.  Deforestation for lumber, farming land, charcoal, and the like directly impacted Ohio's  maple syrup production. 

OSU Maple Programs

      As a Land Grant University Ohio State University has a long tradition of working with Ohio's Maple Syrup Producers back to the early 19th century.

OSU Extension Maple Program Leaders
Dr. Gary Gaham, Extension Specialist, OSU Extension, Wooster
Dr. Randy Heiligman, Extension Specialist, OSU Extension, Columbus
Mr. Les Ober, Information Associate, OSU Extension, Geauga County
Mr. Ron Becker, Program Coordinator, OSU Extension, Wayne County















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International Links

International Maple Syrup Institute (IMSI)
United States Maple Statistics
Canada Maple Statistics

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Web site location

Ohio Agricultural Research and  Development Center
Old Administration Bldg.
1680 Madison Avenue
Wooster, OH 44691

Phone: 330-263-3799
Fax: 330-263-3667
Email: graham.124@osu.edu

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Dr. Gary Graham
State Extension Specialist, Natural Resources
Associate Professor

Check out my
Natural Reosurces
Web Page

Last modified on March 12, 2009
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