Maple syrup season on track this year
Source: Escanaba Daily Press
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It’s been an atypical winter in many ways, but apparently the maple trees don’t mind, as they are right on track for maple syrup production.
Excerpt: Despite a bitterly cold and seemingly endless winter causing a late start to the season, maple syrup production seems to be on track in the Upper Peninsula.
“If I ignore the calendar it’s not too bad,” said Jeff Olson who owns Olson Bros. Sugar Bush in Bark River with his brothers Greg and Mark.
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Source: Escanaba Daily Press
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