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Maple
Ohio
Vol. 1–No. 1
®
Magazine
2015
Ohio Maple Producers Association
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Cover photo is Dolce’s Sugar House, stop #38 in Richland County
March
14, 15, 21, 22,
2015
Maple
Madness
Driving
Tour
Visit selected
maple sugaring
operations
across Ohio
open to the public
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A great family day
in the country,
learning where
pure maple syrup
comes from!
Dress for
the weather Boots and
outerwear a must!
Most are free Look for the signs.
10am – 5pm unless
otherwise noted.
Visit:
www.ohiomaple.org
or call 440-834-1415
Maple Ohio Magazine
March 2015
Vol. 1 _ No. 1
Funded by the USDA 2014
Specialty Crop Block Grant Program
Ohio Maple Producers Assoc.
P.O. Box 1100 Burton, OH 44021
440-834-1415
Editor: Terse L. Volkmann
volkmann@simcon.com
Contributing writer: Les Ober,
Geauga OSU Extension
Advertising:
Nate Bissell
nate@bissellmaplefarms.com
Publisher: Fontanelle Group, inc
440-834-8900
admin@fontanellegroup.com
Layout and graphic design:
Barb Fontanelle
No portion of this publication
maybe reproduced without the
written consent from
the Fontanelle Group, inc or
Terese L. Volkmann. All text and photos
are protected by copyright
MAPLE OHIO MAGAZINE – MARCH 2015
Welcome to the 2015 Ohio Maple Season...
and the new MAPLE OHIO MAGAZINE
Welcome to the 2015 Ohio Maple Season – and
the new MAPLE OHIO MAGAZINE. The purpose
of this publication is to share the wonderful sweet
maple story.
Maple syrup can successfully be made in only
a small part of the entire world, around the Great
Lakes and eastern Canada. It is in this area that the
maple tree, geology, climate and soils combine
to allow this amazing process. The unpleasant
springs that seem never to
come allows for the warm days
and cold nights so the sap can
rise and fall in the tree and be
collected in sufficient quantity
to make maple syrup.
It takes about 40 to 50
gallons of sap to make one
gallon of pure maple syrup.
Ohio sits in the heart of
this sweet region. Maple
syrup is made in 66 of Ohio’s
88 counties with the largest
concentration in the northeast
section of the state.
Maple syrup is a true
American food. The Native
Americans
somehow
discovered that the clear sap
could add a sweet flavoring
to their food.
They also
discovered that when maple
sugar is mixed with corn it was
an excellent food. Warriors
would fill pouches with it and then eat handfuls of
it to provide the needed energy for battle.
When the first settlers arrived in the New
England area the Native people shared their maple
experience. That provided the needed sugar for
food and energy. With the western migration
maple trees were found everywhere. The settlers
then used those maple skills to make syrup and
sugar, some of which was used for bartering and
survival.
For many years, maple was the only sweetener
available to settlers since white sugar was not
accessible. It was used in trade and even to
eventually protest slavery.
The basic process of making maple syrup has
changed little over the centuries. Trees are still
tapped, the clear sap collected and then boiled
until most of the water is removed and it becomes
syrup. The Native Americans used hollowed out
tree logs and put hot rocks in to make it boil and
become sugar. Early settlers used large iron pots
to boil the sap to remove the
water. It was done outdoors
in the woods, open to the
weather.
In time the evaporator
was created. This is a unique
cooking piece that allows for
the sap to reduce to syrup
in a more effective manner.
Now roofs had to cover the
equipment to protect it and
the sugarhouse was born.
The modern sugarhouse
of today contains more than
the evaporator. Many are
using a reverse osmosis
machine that removes much
of the water in the sap. This
liquid then boils down into
syrup much faster, saving
time and energy.
Once the sap has become
syrup it is removed from the
evaporator and put into jugs
and containers. Once sealed, the syrup will stay
fresh for a very long time. You can also freeze it
for an even longer shelf life. Should a little mold
develop on the top of it, scrape it off and bring the
syrup to the boiling point and reseal it.
Everyone loves pure maple syrup poured over
hot pancakes. Maple syrup has more uses then just
for breakfast. It can be used for a special taste on
chicken, pork and fish. Use it in baking or a drink.
Anyplace where sugar can be used, maple syrup
can be used.
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Stop #19 Grossman’s Sugarhouse, Claridon Twp
Stop #39 - Hale Farm & Village, Bath
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Stop #41 - Two Trees Syrup, Kinsman
(picture take on the day that we purchased the sugarhouse)
Stop #1 - Maple Moraine Farm, Lima
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How to be a part of Ohio Maple Producers Association
Maple Madness
Driving Trail 2016...
Purchase an ad or Be a sponsor
The Ohio Maple Producers Association
(OMPA) is the statewide organization to promote
Ohio’s maple industry, help anyone who wants
to become a maple syrup producer or just learn
more about all things maple. It is a non-profit
group dedicated to serving all of Ohio’s maple
needs.
Calling all maple syrup producers across
Ohio! Work has already begun on the 2016
Maple Madness® Driving Tour, March 2016. If
you are interested in being a stop or want more
information, visit www.ohiomaple.org or call 440834-1415. This is an excellent opportunity to meet
people and sell more syrup.
Membership is open to anyone interested in
maple. OMPA dispenses information on current
government regulations and provides printed
materials for maple education.
Advertising space is available in our beautiful
tour booklet. These booklets are distributed across
Ohio. It is a great opportunity to get your message
out there. People are looking for places to eat,
places to stay and shop.
For more information on the OMPA, how to
become a member or how to be a tour stop on
the 2016 tour, go to www.ohiomaple.org.
Sponsorship opportunities are open in a variety
of ways. A sponsor will help spread the word
about Ohio’s maple heritage and industry. All
sponsorships are tax deductible.
If you are interested in being a part of the 2016
Maple Madness® Driving Tour in any way, visit www.
ohiomaple.org or call 440-834-1415 and material
will be mailed to you.
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DID YOU KNOW . . .
Maple Madness® Driving Trail of selected maple sugaring
operations is Ohio’s original, biggest & best maple tour.
Sponsored by the Ohio Maple Producers Association.
Stop #23 - K-C Maple Syrup, Montville
It’s a celebration of
Ohio’s maple heritage
and industry.
(440) 466-8668
www.thelakehouseinn.com
5653 Lake Road East | Geneva-on-the-Lake, OH
inquiries@thelakehouseinn.com
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Tapping Maple Trees Yesterday and Today
When and how Native Americans discovered
that the springtime sap from the maple tree could
become maple sugar for flavoring and sweetness
is unknown. There are stories about how the sap
dripped into a cooking pot or a maple branch was
used to stir a dinner and added sweet sap as a
result. All that matters is it was discovered and
enjoyed today.
What is known is that when the early settlers
learned from the Native Americans they improved
on how to make maple sugar and syrup.
Native American would slash the maple tree
and set baskets below to collect the sap. A lot of
valuable sap was lost this way. Soon settlers were
drilling holes in the tree then inserting a spile in to
better direct the sap and reduce the amount lost.
Soon pails were hanging directly below the spile
and it became much easier to collect sap and take
to boiling.
The Pioneer method of sugaring
It’s Official, MARCH IS
MAPLE MONTH IN OHIO
The Ohio House of Representatives and
Ohio Senate have passed legislation officially
making March Maple Month in Ohio. Thank
you to all representatives that made this
possible.
Horses hauling the sap.
Sap was reduced when Native Americans put
hot rocks into hollowed out logs. This was a time
consuming process, but it worked. Settlers soon
used iron kettles over open fires to accomplish the
same thing in less time.
Why make March Maple Month in Ohio?
First, maple is an important part of the history
and culture of Ohio. Making maple sugar
began with Native Americans who roamed
Ohio for many centuries before the settlers
came. Then those settlers began creating
organized sugar bushes where huge maple
crops were harvested. That tradition continues
today with large and small operations across
Ohio.
Sugaring time soon became a fun-filled activity.
After a long winter, people were gathering in the
sugarbush, the area in the woods where maple
trees grew in abundance, to tap trees, collect sap
and boil into syrup and sugar. Fans of Laura Ingalls
Wilder will recall the fun the Ingalls family had
sugaring in the Big Woods of Wisconsin. There
was a party with dancing and maple flavored food
to enjoy.
Second is the economic impact maple
has. In addition to the wide variety of maple
products that are made and sold in Ohio,
maple has a tremendous impact on tourism
in March. Areas that embrace their maple
heritage welcome thousands of visitors to have
a “maple experience.” They purchase gas, visit
small locally owned stores, dine in restaurants
and spend a night or two in local lodging. All
this infuses the economy in a slow time of the
year.
Today high tech equipment is used to collect
and boil the sap, but it is still a time of fun for all
involved.
Take some time this March to explore
and learn more about Ohio’s amazing maple
heritage and industry. It’s time sweetly spent.
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Maple Madness® Driving Trail
Rolls Out Across Ohio
March 14 & 15, 21 & 22
March is Maple Month in Ohio and the Maple
Madness® Driving Trail is how Ohio celebrates its
maple history, heritage and industry. The statewide celebration is sponsored by the Ohio Maple
Producers Association and funded by the USDA
2014 Specialty Crop Block Grant Program. It will
take place March 14 & 15, 21 & 22.
into their sugarhouses to see how maple syrup is
made. Some are small backyard operations while
others are large commercial ones. It is a great way
for kids to learn where their food comes from and
have a great day in the country. Many stops have
special activities and all give the opportunity to
sample fresh maple syrup.
The 2015 tour has 45 stops in 22 Ohio counties
with 16 stops in Geauga County. As a county,
Geauga maple syrup producers make more than
anyplace else in Ohio. For two weekends in March
many open their doors and welcome visitors from
across Ohio and beyond to see how pure liquid
gold is made.
Maple syrup season is spring’s promise of
summer’s bounty and the fall harvest
Tour hours are 10 to 5 unless otherwise noted.
Amish stops are Saturday only. Remember to
dress for the weather and have coats and boots
ready. Gather up the family and enjoy an Ohio
maple experience that you create when you visit
as many sugarhouses as you like.
For the sap in the maple tree to flow in a way
that maple syrup can be made, it is only done
around the Great Lakes and eastern Canada. It
is in this sweet spot in the world that weather
conditions are just right for this to happen. Ohio
sits in the heart of this area and some of the best
maple syrup in the world is made.
The tour showcases Amish (Saturday only) and
Yankee maple syrup makers who invite visitors
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Winters are long and cold in Ohio. But as
spring approaches, many begin to itch to get
outdoors and start the annual ritual of harvesting
the first and sweetest agricultural crop of the year
- maple syrup! Ohio has a deep and rich maple
heritage that many are just beginning to discover.
The drive-it-yourself tour is Ohio’s second
largest agricultural tour. Visitors can plan their own
maple experience and stay as long as they want at
any place. Experienced sugar makers are on hand
to give the tour and answer questions. A highlight
is that wonderful maple sample, often warm from
the evaporator where the syrup is made.
The following pages list all the stops and maps
with their location. For more information on a
particular stop use the contact information listed
for them.
Have a great “maple experience” on the Maple
Madness® Driving Trail!
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01.
ALLEN COUNTY
02.
March 14 & 15 Only
Maple Moraine Farm
5343 Sandusky Road
Lima 45801
(5 miles east of Lima off State Route 81 E)
Taste sap fresh from the trees
then sample maple syrup
right from the evaporator.
419-221-1552
ASHTABULA COUNTY
Saturday March 14 & 21
10am to 5pm only
Camp Whitewood,
7983 S. Wiswell Road
Windsor 44099
(south of Mayfield Road (Rt. 322)
AUCE Pancake Breakfast (Fee applies).
Maple Taste Of Whitewood free,
Sugaring tour & hayride.
See ad for more details
www.4hcampwhitewood.com
ASHTABULA COUNTY
04.
03.
Saturday March 14 & 21 Only
Rock Creek Maple
8242 Fenton Road
Colebrook Township. 44076
(South of Rt. 322 on left)
In its fifth year, this three family
sugaring operation has 2,500 taps,
modern sugarhouse with reverse osmosis
and state of the art evaporator.
Maple products for sale all year.
Amish Saturday Only
05.
COLUMBIA COUNTY
Greenisen Sugarhouse
1904 Depot Road
Salem 44460
(Off Rt. 45 south of bypass on left.
Driveway opposite John’s Outdoor Power)
Excellent example of a hobby maple
syrup operation. See educational
slide show on maple sugaring and
Haflinger horses. Also see antique
farm equipment and
how a hobby greenhouse operates.
www.greenisenhaflingers.com
09.
FULTON COUNTY
March 22 Only – 11 a.m. to 2 p.m
4-H Camp Palmer Maple Festival
26450 County Road MN
Fayette 43521
(1.5 miles south of St. Rt. 20 (Central Avenue)
next to Harrison Lake State Park)
Enjoy horse-drawn wagon rides, maple
history lessons and Pancake Brunch
(Fee applies).
Maple syrup, sugar and cream for sale.
419-237-2247
07.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY
(South of Beloit)
Great hobby operation where
producer rents woods to tap and
make maple syrup.
Backyard sugarhouse 10 X 14
with wood fired evaporator
234-567-0968
08.
March 7 & 8, 14 & 15, 21 & 22
11am to 3:40pm
Rocky River Nature Center Sugar Bush
Maple Grove Picnic Area
24000 Valley Parkway
N. Olmsted 44070
(Follow signs from Rocky River Nature Center)
Small sugar bush featuring educational
hikes telling sugar maple’s natural history
and sugaring from Native American to
modern methods.
440-734-6660
10.
GEAUGA COUNTY
Burton Sugar Camp Log Cabin
on south end of
Burton Village Square
14590 East Park
Burton, 44021
Open all year 10 to 4:30.
For over seven decades, the
Burton Chamber of Commerce
has operated this working sugarhouse
with maple sales funds used locally.
Free parking around the park.
www.burtonchamberofcommerce.org
COLUMBIA COUNTY
Bartholow Sugarhouse
26755 North Shore Drive
Beloit 44609
Saturday March 7, 14 & 21 Only
Bissell Maple Farm‘s Sugar Chalet
3741 Higley Road
Trumbull Township 44084
(Higley is off Rt. 166, east of Rt. 534)
For over 100 years the Bissell Family has been producing maple syrup in northeast Ohio.
Modern technology is used to produce the highest quality maple syrup possible. Sample
our signature product: bourbon barrel aged maple syrup. Our many volunteers make this
an enjoyable maple experience. Join us in the sugarhouse for free pancakes, samples, & fun.
Enjoy a warm fireplace, music and scenic location with horse drawn shuttle service.
www.bissellmaplefarm.com
06.
ASHTABULA COUNTY
CUYAHOGA COUNTY
March 14 & 15 Only
11am to 4pm
Green Gate Farm
9195 Highland Drive
Brecksville 44141
(I-77 Exit 149A, east on Rt 82 to
Highland Drive, half mile on left)
Located in an old barn,
example of backyard operation,
demonstrations
330-414-9517
10.
GEAUGA COUNTY
Pancake Town USA
Burton Village 44021
Serving every Sunday in
March 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 - 9am - 2pm
Since 1950, mountains of fresh pancakes
covered with pure maple syrup and all the
fixings have been served up by
Burton civic organizations.
Money raised stays in the community.
For locations, times and costs visit
www.pancaketownusa.com
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GEAUGA COUNTY
Saturday 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sunday noon to 5
Coffee Corners Antiques
& Coffee House
14544 N. Cheshire
Burton Village 44021
12.
. Discover other tasty ways to use
pure maple syrup when you enjoy a
Burton Latte made with pure maple
syrup, maple biscotti,
or sip a glass of maple wine in a
cozy coffee house atmosphere.
440-834-0076
GEAUGA COUNTY
GEAUGA COUNTY
14.
GEAUGA COUNTY
17.
March 14 & 21 Only
Valley View Sugarhouse
15920 Burton Windsor Road
Middlefield 44062
Amish Saturday Only
GEAUGA COUNTY
19.
Open every weekend in March
10am to 5pm
Grossman Maple Products
12147 Claridon-Troy Rd
Claridon Township 44024
(north of Rt. 322)
Modern sugaring operation in
new timber framed sugarhouse.
500+ taps on tubing with vacuum,
3x12 wood fired evaporator.
Easy access
440-231-5647
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GEAUGA COUNTY
Sunday, March 15 & 22
Geauga Park District
Swine Creek Reservation
16004 Hayes Rd.,
Middlefield Township 44062
(east of Middlefield Village 44062.
1.5 miles south of Rt. 87)
Explore the sugarbush and learn maple
history on interpretive trail noon to 4pm
with costumed guides.
Join sap gathering (horses return to pull the sap cart)
Entertainment and maple treats in lodge.
www.geaugaparkdistrict.org
20.
GEAUGA COUNTY
Ma & Pa’s Gift Shop
15161 Main Market Road (Rt.422)
Troy 44021
(2 miles east of Rt. 700 &
2 miles west of Rt. 528)
Hitch up the horses at 1pm & 3pm,
see how sap is collected
the old fashioned way.
Join the fun in the Gift shop in 1820’s
moved & restored log cabin.
Sample maple candy, coffee and
other tasty treats.
www.maandpas.com
15.
Saturday March 14 & 21 only
Sugar Valley Maple
James Miller Family
15771 Chipmunk Lane
(off Georgia Road between Tavern Road (Rt. 168) and Old State Road (Rt. 608)
south of Rt. 87 between White Road. & Lake Street)
Award winning operation with new sugarhouse set back in woods.
Sit around the fireplace and watch as award winning maple candy and cream is made.
Tour the sugarbush set in the woods.
Purchase syrup in gallons, half-gallons, quarts, pints & half-pints.
jmjent@yahoo.com Amish Saturday Only
16.
13.
Messenger Century Farm
Belew Family
17098 Messenger Road
Auburn 44023
(2 miles northwest of Rt. 422 & Rt. 44)
Historic 1800 sugarbush on conserved
66 acre farm. See changes we have
made over the last 22 years.
Enjoy samples, historic pictures,
farm stories.
Drive right to the sugarhouse.
mcfbelew@aol.com
GEAUGA COUNTY
Saturday March 8 & 15 only
Maple Hill Farm
Daniel Byler Family
15658 Burton Windsor Road
(east off of Old State Road,
Rt. 608 north of Middlefield Village)
4th generation of maple syrup producers
on this farm. Sap collected with
horse drawn wagon. 1000 taps on
buckets and tubing.
Amish Saturday Only
18.
GEAUGA COUNTY
Saturday 10 to 5, Sunday noon to 5
Sugarbush Creek Farm
13034 Madison Road (Rt. 528)
Middlefield Township, 44062
(south of Mayfield Road (Rt. 322)
north of Rt. 87)
Take a wagon ride to picturesque sugarhouse.
Experience historic demonstrations
and guided tour of maple operation.
Relax around fire and enjoy samples
in timber framed tasting lodge.
www.ohiomaplesyrup.com
GEAUGA COUNTY
Sunday March 8 Only
2pm Tappin’ Sunday at the
Geauga County
Maple Festival Sugarhouse
(Rt. 6 & Rt. 44, south end of
Chardon Square 44024)
The ceremonial tapping of Chardon’s
first maple tree of the maple the season.
Sugarhouse also open
March Sundays 12 to 4 for stirs
www.maplefestival.com
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GEAUGA COUNTY
March 14 & 15 only
K-C Maple Syrup
16350 Hart Road
Montville 44064
(Between Rt. 528 & Rt. 86, north of Rt. 6)
Backyard operation using wood fired
evaporator. Free samples.
Easy access – handicapped accessible,
need boots for woods.
First Place winner 2010
Geauga County Maple Festival
syrup competition.
kcmaplesyrup@gmail.com
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22.
GEAUGA COUNTY
Richards Maple Products
545 Water St., Rt. 6
Chardon City 44024
Celebrating 105 years of maple excellence.
Our maple gift shoppe has samples, samples and more samples!
We offer fresh maple syrup, maple candies, maple cotton candy, maple spread,
maple coated nuts, and many more maple items.
Your are encouraged to come in and taste the finest flavor of spring and
be amazed at what can be made with maple. MAPLE, It’s not just for breakfast!
Maple candy making demonstrations at 10 a.m. & 2 p.m. Saturday.
Easy access to gift shop and sugarhouse.
440-286-4160
24.
GEAUGA COUNTY
March 14 & 15 only
Salo Maple Products
16434 Leggett Road
Montville 44064
(between Rt. 528 & Rt. 86, north of Rt. 6)
Producer with 18 years of
experience with a great
backyard operation of 800 taps.
Maple nuts & candy available.
440-759-9945
GEAUGA COUNTY
HANCOCK COUNTY
March 14 only
1pm - 4pm
Hancock Park District
6100 US RT. 224
Findlay 45840
(6 miles west of Findlay off I-75)
9am - 11am Maple Sugarin’
AUCE Pancake Breakfast
at Litzenberg’s rustic barn (Fee Applies)
11am - 3pm Maple activities.
Maple syrup products
available for purchase.
www.hancockparks.com
25.
March 14 & 15 only
Pleasant Valley View Farm
8810 Madison Road (Rt. 528)
Montville 44064
Excellent backyard operation
with buckets and tubing with
easy access to sugarhouse.
Maple syrup for sale in a variety
of glass containers and plastic jugs.
440-667-7363
Geauga County
Maple Festival
Chardon Square
April 23rd - 26th
Celebrate 86 years of maple syrup
production in Northeastern Ohio
Tappin’ Sunday is March 8th
Events include two grand parades,
Pancakes in the Park, maple syrup
judging & auction, pizza & pancake
eating contests, photo contest, Beard &
Mustache contest, “SAP Run”, bathtub
races, Tug of War, Lumberjack competition, Kiddie Tractor Pull, craft show,
concessions, rides, and continuous
grandstand entertainment.
For information visit our website:
www.maplefestival.com
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Trail Stops
Maple M
Stop #21 - Richard’s Maple P
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Madness
®
Trail Stops
Stop #13 - Ma & Pa’s Gift Shop, Parkman
Products, Chardon
Debbie Richards of
Richards Maple Products
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26.
KNOX COUNTY
Butcher Family Maple Products
12740 Butcher Road
Mt. Vernon 43050
(West on Butcher Road from Rt. 661,
between Mt. Vernon and Granville,
Miller Township)
See first-hand the production of
maple syrup and cream spread.
Modern techniques and equipment
used in production of syrup, including
a new natural gas fired evaporator.
Enjoy a guided tour and
free samples of products.
27.
LAKE COUNTY
February 28, March 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22.
Lake Metro Parks Farmpark
8800 Chardon Road (Rt. 6)
Kirtland 44094
Admission charged.
A modern sugaring operation with
buckets, tubing, and sugaring displays.
Maple syrup and candy samples available.
Pancake breakfast served in the café.
While there tour the entire farm and
see a variety of farm animals and
other farming displays.
www.lakemetroparks.com
www.butchermaple.com
LOGAN COUNTY
29.
Maple Lane Farm
6181 Township Road 163
West Liberty 43357
(Rt. 33 to 292 Mad River Mountain Exit,
south on County Road 28 to
Township Road 163, second on left)
937-465-0705
30.
LORAIN COUNTY
Knoble Brothers Farms Sugarhouse
9950 Gifford Road
Amherst 44001
(State Route 2 to Baumhart Road,
south to State Route 113 west to
Gifford Road, north, second left)
Four generation operation with
displays of antique taps, buckets,
boiling pans.
Free samples and maple syrup for sale.
440-320-6804
28.
LAKE COUNTY
Cross Brothers Maple
1330 North County Line Road
Madison 44057
(2.5 miles north of Rt. 20)
Family run sugarhouse with
600 taps on vacuum tubing
and buckets.
Maple syrup samples,
maple products for sale.
Short walk required to sugarhouse.
Cross Brothers Maple Facebook page
for daily updates and weekend specials
31.
MEDINA COUNTY
Maple Valley Farm
8701 Hubbard Valley Road
Guilford Township 44273
(From I-76 take Rt. 3 exit, south to
Geenwich Road, left to first crossroad
then left on Hubbard Valley)
A sugar camp with modern equipment.
Weather permitting, hay ride to
woods or tour dairy barn and see
calves and cows on a working farm.
330-769-2936
MIAMI COUNTY
32.
Sugar Grove Maple Products
6255 State Route 41
Covington 45318
(From I-75, take Exit 74 (St. Rt. 41)
west 5.5 miles. From Covington,
take St. Rt. 41 east 2.5 miles)
Visit a modern sugarhouse and learn
how maple syrup is produced.
Baked goods for sale.
Fresh maple syrup on pancakes.
937-570-9691
MORROW COUNTY
33.
Open Monday – Friday 10 to 4,
Saturday 9 to noon only
Erlsten Brothers Maple Products
7630 County Road 46
Mt. Gilead 43338
(Half mile south of County Road 49)
419-362-6275
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34.
MORROW COUNTY
35.
Kirby Family Farm
6668 Winegardner Road
Rushville 43150
(Off Rt. 22 just west of Somerset,
3.5 miles south on Winegardner)
Enjoy visiting a farm where you
can take a wagon ride to the s
ugarbush and the sap view collection
system and visit sugarhouse.
Samples and syrup for sale.
614-679-7617
March 14 & 21 Only
Pleiades Maple Products
3870 Township Road 115 (Russell Road)
Mount Gilead 43338
(I-71S to Exit SR 95 into Mt. Gilead,
left on SR 61S to TR 115, turn right,
first farm on left.
From south I-71N to exit SR 61N,
10 miles to TR 115, left first farm on left)
Visit farm store for maple products.
Facebook Pleiades Maple Products
PREBLE COUNTY
Lilac Ridge Farm
5332 New Paris Eldorado Road
New Paris 45347
(From junction of Rt.127 & Rt. 40
Take Rt. 40 west 5 miles to Duffield Road,
turn right and follow signs 5 miles)
37.
38.
*Sugarhouse featured on our cover
937-733-1259
TRUMBULL COUNTY
41.
March 14 & 21 only
Hopewell Sugarhouse
9488 Rt. 534
Mesopotamia 44439
(1.5 miles north of Rt. 87)
Mental health facility where residents
help collect sap for traditional sugaring
operation. There will be wagon rides to
sugarhouse, maple syrup to sample and
purchase, and shop in the unique
Farm & Craft Market.
www.hopewell.cc
43.
TUSCARAWAS COUNTY
March 14 & 15 Only
Camp Tuscazoar
6066 Boy Scout Road
Dover 44622
(County Road 83 1.5 miles south of
Rt. 212 & 800)
Enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast (8 a.m. to
3 p.m.). Adults $6 children 10 & under $3. Visit
sugarhouse behind heated dining hall where
maple syrup has been made since 2004. Sap is
gathered using a vacuum and tubing process
from more than 1,000 taps in 350 plus trees.
All proceeds support the camp.
www.tuscazoar.org
RICHLAND COUNTY
Dolce’s Sugar House
2550 Crider Road
Mansfield 44901
Displays, samples, horse-drawn
wagon ride to sugarhouse, tapping
demonstrations each hour, breakfast
and hot dog roasting, shop at the
Sugar Store for maple products,
maple candy, maple coated popcorn
and more.
419-589-6285
Come to our small sustainable farm in
southwest Ohio and enjoy our rolling scenic
countryside! We make maple syrup the oldfashioned way – over an open fire. We use
buckets to collect the sap from our maple
trees in our sugarbush. We are a small
operation and quality is our top priority.
40.
PERRY COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY
36.
(From Kent/Ravenna I-76 to Exit #43, RT. 14. Go
east on Rt. 14 .5 mile. Right on Rt. 183 for 6.5
miles. Turn left on Virginia Road - .5 mile on left)
Free tours include a wagon ride through the
sugarbush at 10, 1 & 4. Pancake breakfast all day
– fee applies. Purchase pure maple syrup, candies,
popcorn & coated nuts. Free samples. Dress for
weather, boots recommended. Custom tours
available anytime during maple season.
330-281-8530
39.
Admission charged.
Hale Farm, is a 90 acre outdoor living history museum.
For over 125 years, four generations of Hales lived on
the farm and produced maple syrup. Demonstrations
include Native American sugaring processes and the
history of the Hales production of maple syrup. Tour
the village and see basket weaving, blacksmithing,
glassblowing, spinning, weaving and more. Maple
products and Hale made items available in store.
www.halefarm.org
42.
March 14 & 21 all day;
March 15 & 28 1pm - 5pm
Dick’s Maple Farm
13489 County Road M
Montpelier 43543
(Half mile south of I-80 to St. RT. 15,
west half mile to Rd)
All size syrup containers and candy for sale.
Self-serve roadside stand open
all year at 12494 St. Rt. 15, Montpelier
419-630-6140
TRUMBULL COUNTY
Sutton Sugarhouse
6200 Goff Court
Kinsman 44428
(State Street off Kinsman Road (RT. 87)
south to Goff Court)
A 50 year family sugaring operation
with 5,000 taps in Kinsman Village.
A new sugarhouse that is part of a
family operated business using
all natural and USA made
products for sale.
Samples on ice cream.
330-282-2461
WILLIAMS COUNTY
SUMMIT COUNTY
March 14 & 15, 21 & 22 10am - 4pm
Maple Sugar Festival & Pancake Breakfast
at Hale Farm & Village
2686 Oak Hill Road, Bath 44210
Two Trees Syrup
8488 State Street
Kinsman 44428
(100 yards south of Rt. 87 & State Street
intersection on east side of State Street)
44.
PORTAGE COUNTY
9pm to 5pm
Cash Farms Pure Maple Syrup
7057 Virginia Road
Atwater Township 44201
Easy parking
330-506-3025
45.
WILLIAMS COUNTY
March 28
8 a.m. to noon only
Northwest Ohio Maple Syrup Producers
Maple Festival Williams County
Fairgrounds
619 East Main Street Montpelier 43543
Pancake breakfast (fee),
horse drawn wagon rides, sugarhouse,
tree tapping, wildlife exhibit & much more.
Maple syrup & other confections for sale.
dick.7@osu.edu
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March 22 – 11am to 2pm
Enjoy
• Horse-drawn wagon rides
• Maple History lessons
• Pancake Brunch
(fee applies)
• Maple Syrup,
Sugar and Cream for sale
Stop #9
26450 County Road MN | Fayette 43521 | 419-237-2247
(1.5 miles south of St. Rt. 20 (Central Ave) next to Harrison Lake State Park)
Stop #18 - Sugarbush Creek Farm, Middlefield
March 28
8am – noon only
Williams County Fairgrounds
619 East Main Street Montpelier 43543
Pancake breakfast (fee),
horse drawn wagon rides, sugarhouse,
tree tapping, wildlife exhibit & much more.
Maple syrup & other confections for sale
dick.7@osu.edu
Providing a Full Range
of Marketing Services
Advertising | Printing | Publishing
pho: 440-834-8900 | admin@fontanellegroup.com
Buy and Sell Syrup.
Buy and Sell Equipment.
AtErlstenBrothers,weoffer
thefinestinequipment
suppliesandsyrupincluding:
Pure maple syrup products –
Syrup, gift baskets, maple candy and more
Maple syrup equipment and supplies:
evaporators, filters, hydrometers thermometers,
and other equipment. Tubing, fittings, maple syrup
containers, labels, and shipping materials
Tubing installation services
Used equipment
(419) 362-6275
www.erlstenmaple.com
7630 County Road 46
Mt Gilead, OH 43338
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media buying | graphic design
ad planning and placement
web design and maintenance
social media design and maintenance
flyers | posters | newsletters
copywriting | mailings
brochures | catalogs | magazines
Publisher of:
Maple Ohio Magazine | Amish Life Magazine
Fairmount for the Arts Catalog
Chagrin Falls Community Education Brochure
West Geauga Community Education Brochure
Owner and Publisher of:
Country Savings Magazine
Middlefield Post Newspaper
Plain Country of Northeast Ohio
Geauga ‘Business Family’ Album
Maple Evaporator
DAN FISHER, JR
17748 Kinsman Rd
Middlefield, OH 44062
440-3632-9507 | 216-396-0158
Stop #4 Nate Bissell with his evaporator
Maple
Madness
at
Camp
Whitewood
March 14 & 21, 2015
Northeastern Ohio 4-H Camps, Inc.
A-Y-C-E Country Breakfast
Maple Sugaring
Tour & Hayride
Buttermilk Pancakes ∙ French Toast
Scrambled Eggs ∙ Sausage ∙ Bacon
Served with Camp Whitewood’s
own 100% pure maple syrup!
$8/adults ∙ $6/children
Children under 3 eat free!
Learn how maple syrup is
made - from tree to bottle!
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
3 RD Annual Taste of Whitewood
Sample a variety of foods and desserts made with 100% pure maple syrup.
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
There is no cost to participate in the Taste of Whitewood. Donations are appreciated.
All donations benefit Camp Whitewood Youth Programs.
Camp Whitewood’s
100% Pure Maple Syrup
7983 S. Wiswell Rd.
Windsor, OH 44099
440.272.5275
www.4hcampwhitewood.com
Summer Camp Programs
Youth Programs
Day Camp Programs
TEAM Challenge Course
Educational Field Trips
Lodge Rentals
Open to all youth regardless
of 4-H club affiliation.
Available at Camp Whitewood’s Maple Mercantile
Maple syrup ∙ Maple candy ∙ Maple sugar ∙ Maple gift boxes ∙ Maple dog bones
Page 19
Stop #30 Knoble Brothers Farms, Amherst
Stop #26 – Butcher Family Maple Products, Mt. Vernon
Stop #29 – Maple Lane Farm, West Liberty
Stop #36 – Cash Family Farm, Atwater Twp
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Stop #37 – Lilac Ridge Farm, New Paris
The Terrific Maple Tree
The maple tree can be referred to as the King
of the Forest. Maple trees can grow just about
anywhere in the world but the King rules around
the Great Lakes and eastern Canada. It is here
that it provides a unique, truly American product,
maple syrup.
In the fall the maple
tree, along with other
hardwoods, bursts into
an explosion of color.
The leaves on the trees
become brilliant red,
soft yellow or vibrant
orange.
Slowly the
leaves fall and winter
arrives. With the arrival
of spring, magic starts
in the tree.
The maple tree is an
amazing natural sugar
making factory. In a
simple explanation, the tree uses energy from the
sun – solar energy – to make a sweet, watery liquid
called sap. Sugar mixes with water that the tree’s
roots have absorbed from the ground to make the
sap.
This sap flows through the tree and feeds it
and helps it to grow and stay healthy. This process
stops in the fall but begins again in the spring
when the sap begins flowing once more.
There are many kinds of maple trees, but the
sugar maple produces the most sap. There are
other high sap producing maples include the
black maple, red maple
and silver maple. Maple
trees produce sweeter
sap than other trees, and
there is more of it and it
runs for longer periods
of time. This is where
the warm days and cold
nights of spring help in
the process.
It takes about forty to
eighty years for a maple
tree to grow big enough
to be tapped for sap
collection. The size of
the trunk determines the
number of taps that will be made to keep the tree
healthy.
So the next time you take a walk in the woods
look up and see the maple tree spread out
protecting you. Enjoy the lovely colors of fall
knowing that when it awakens in the spring it will
be busy making you maple syrup.
Ohio Maple
Producers Association
The Ohio Maple Producers Association (OMPA) is the statewide
organization to promote Ohio’s maple industry, help anyone who wants to
become a maple syrup producer or just learn more about all things
maple. It is a non-profit group dedicated to serving all of Ohio’s
maple needs.
Membership is open to anyone interested in maple. OMPA dispenses
information on current government regulations and provides printed materials for
maple education.
For more information on the OMPA, how to become a member or how to be a tour stop on the 2016
tour, go to www.ohiomaple.org.
Calling all maple syrup producers across Ohio! Work has already begun on the 2016 Maple
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Stop #34 - Pleiades Maple Products, Mount Gilead
Stop #04 - Wagon Rides at Bissell Maple Farm, Trumbull Twp.
Stop #10 - Burton Sugar Camp Log Cabin, Burton
Stop #21 - Messenger Century Farm, Auburn
Custom Cabinets
Pre-ﬁnished Wood Floors – Engineered and Solid
Custom Finishing
Page 22
Goodell Family Farm
March 14 & 21 only
Join us for
wagon rides to
sugarhouse
Country Sausage and Real Maple Syrup
Shalersville Town Hall (303 & 44)
Sundays in March 8, 15, 22
8:30 – 2:00
Adults – $7.50
Children 4-12 – $4.00
3 and under – Free
Come and
Bring Your
Friends and
Family
www.goodellfamilyfarm.com
&
Custom
orders
WelCom
e!
Free samples • Syrup for sale
HOPEWELL
A therapeutic farm community for adults with mental illness.
9637 State Route 534 | Mesopotamia, OH 44439 | 440-693-4074
Maple
Valley
Farm
4th & 5th generation on the same
family farm producing
award winning
maple syrup
year after
year.
8701 Hubbard Valley Road • Seville, OH 44273
Pho: 330-769-2936 • Cell: 330-421-3948
Cornhole Games
gift
Team Colors
certificates
available!
& Many Colors
Picnic Tables: Octagon & Straight 5’ to 8’ • Arbors • Gliders • Swings
Adirondack Chairs & Benches • 4 Sizes of Wishing Wells • Pergolas
Mini-Bridges • 6 - 16-Ft. Bridges • Screened Gazebos & More!
deCK remodelING Is our sPeCIAltY
440-548-2657
17071 Tavern Rd. (Rt. 168), Middlefield
Open Monday-Saturday 8am-5pm • Closed Sunday
www.CountrysideGazebosMiddlefieldOh.com
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Common Sugaring Terms
BIG RUN – A large supply of sap produced on a
favorable day
BUCKET COVER – A curved piece of metal
placed over the sap bucket and spout on the tree
so that snow, rain, sticks and bark will not fall into
the bucket.
DRAWING SYRUP – Sap in the last evaporator
compartment after reaching the boiling point. It is
ready to be drawn off.
EVAPORATOR – A specially designed piece of
equipment for removing water or other liquids, such
as water from sap to make maple syrup. The sap
slowly travels through a series of pans as it boils and
thickens until it reaches the end and has become
the correct thickness.
FINISHING PAN – In the evaporator, the last flat
pan section used to boil sap until it reaches the right
thickness for syrup.
FIRST RUN – The first sap of the spring, often the
best quality of the season.
FROG RUN – The last run of the season. The
name comes from hearing frogs which means the
season is over.
GATHERING TANK – A large container
fastened to a sled, wagon or truck and used to
take sap from the sugar bush to the evaporator.
SAP – The liquid food that trees produce for
growth. It is about 95% water with from two to
six percent sugar plus traces of minerals, such
as iron, potash, lime, magnesia and vegetable
acids, all of which give the syrup its distinctive
flavor.
SPILE – A spout for the drawing sap from
the maple tree.
SUGAR BUSH – A grove of mainly maple
trees for tapping
SUGAR HOUSE – The place where sap
is made into maple syrup. It houses the
evaporator and other equipment used when
making syrup.
SUGAR MAPLE – One of the many types of
maple tree and the main producer of sap for
maple syrup.
TAPHOLE – A hole drilled into the trunk of a
maple tree into which a spile is inserted.
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Cooking With Maple
• Before returning maple syrup to the refrigerator, rinse the cap
in hot water and wipe the top of the jug so the cap will be easier to
remove the next time.
• Maple syrup can be stored in the freezer for long lengths of time.
Put in clean container and seal tightly.
• Should maple syrup develop a bit of mold in the top, remove
the mold and bring the syrup to a boil. Put in clean container and seal
tightly.
• Warm it up! To make your maple syrup go farther on pancakes,
warm the syrup up first so it thins out. Heat syrup in a saucepan over
low heat, and then spoon it out. You can also warm in the microwave
on high for 30 to 60 seconds.
• It doesn’t hurt to have a “special” pitcher to use when enjoying
syrup on your food. They can add a splash of color to the table setting
and make a routine breakfast special.
• Besides tasting good, pure maple syrup offers some nutritional
benefits. It has only about 50 calories per tablespoon, it contains
calcium, potassium, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus and iron. It
also has trace amounts of B2 (riboflavin), B5 (pantothenic acid), niacin
and folic acid. What it does not contain is cholesterol.
• When substituting maple syrup for
sugar in cooking, use only three-fourths
the amount of maple syrup as sugar in
the recipe.
• Maple syrup can be added to grits,
steel-cut oats or any breakfast cereal.
• Maple syrup has a way of bringing
out the best in meats. To enhance the
flavor, add maple syrup to glaze used
on ham, pork, chicken or fish.
Balsamic Maple Salmon Salad
1 / 4 cup sliced Almonds
4 ounce salmon filets
1- lemon, cut into 6 wedges
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons pure maple syrup
1- 5 ounce packet of sweet spring mix salad
6 ounce bag baby spinach
2 teaspoons salt free Italian dressing
1 / 4 teaspoon ground back pepper
1 / 3 cup thinly sliced red onion
1 cup halved grape tomatoes (about 18)
Vegetable oil cooking spray
Heat sliced almonds in large nonstick skillet
over medium-high heat for about 5 minute,
stirring constantly. When almonds are lightly
toasted, transfer to a small bowl, set aside.
Spray the nonstick skillet with cooking spray.
Add salmon to skillet and heat over mediumhigh heat. Cook for about 7 minutes. Turn
over and cook until internal an temperature
of 145, (5 to 7 mins). Fully cooked salmon
should be opaque and separate easily with
a fork. Sprinkle with the juice of 2 lemon
wedges
Combine vinegar, oil & maple syrup in a
small bowl, whisk well.
Combine spring mix & spinach in a large
bowl, drizzle about 1 / 2 to 2 / 3 of the
dressing over top. Toss well to distribute
dressing evenly. Sprinkle Italian seasoning
and black pepper over top. Toss again to
distribute. Transfer dressed salad greens to
a large platter
Arrange onions and grape tomatoes over
dressed greens. Sprinkle with toasted
almonds. Flake cooked salmon in large
chunks over salad. Drizzle remaining
dressing over top. Serve garnished with
remaining lemon wedges
Yield : 4 servings
Maple Whip
1- 8 ounce Cool Whip, thawed
1- 8 ounce cream cheese, softened
4 ounces pure maple sugar crumb
1 / 2 teaspoon maple flavor
Combine all ingredients. Beat with
electric mixer until smooth and fluffy.
Serve with crackers or fresh fruit.
Refrigerate leftover
Maple Apple
Crunch
1-1 / 2 cups graham cracker crumbs
1 / 2 cup softened butter or
margarine
4 - apples, large, tart, baking
1 / 2 cup pure maple syrup
1 / 2 teaspoon cinnamon
Mix graham cracker crumbs,
cinnamon, butter.
Peel and core apples.
Slice about 1 / 2 inch thick.
Arrange apples in a quart-sized
casserole. Cover with maple syrup
Top with crumb mixture.
Bake at 325 for 35 minutes
Serve with warm ice cream
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Ohio Maple Syrup and Ohio State University Extension
A Sweet Partnership
Submitted by: Les Ober, Geauga Extension
It started on February 26, 1941 in the office
of Geauga County Cooperative Extension as the
Forestry Management and Marketing Meeting
for woodland owners, put together by Geauga
County Agricultural Extension Agent Charles A.
Haas. It developed into the NE Ohio Forestry and
Maple Syrup Institute, an educational meeting for
area maple producers. Seventy four years later
this annual program continues, as part of the Ohio
Maple Days educational winter meeting series.
In December of 1986 OSU Extension played
an important role in starting the Ohio Maple
Producers Association and still serves the OMPA
in an advisory capacity. In the spring of 2000 The
NE Ohio OSU Extension Maple Syrup Committee
started the Maple Madness Maple Trail, now run
by the OMPA. Today this annual event brings
hundreds of visitors into Ohio sugarhouses every
spring. Four years later, in 2004, the committee was
responsible for building the sugarhouse on the
Great Geauga County Fairgrounds. Every Labor
Day, during the fair, thousands of visitors learn a
little more about maple syrup production as they
walk through this beautiful building. Because of
this long enduring partnership, it is only fitting, on
the 2014 100th Anniversary of the Cooperative
Extension Service, that we note the contributions
made by the Ohio State University Extension to
the Ohio Maple Industry.
Sugarhouse at the Geauga County Fairgrounds
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www.bissellmaplefarm.com
3741 Higley Road
Rock Creek, OH
440-563-3263
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
TO TOUR OUR SUGARHOUSE!
Enjoy
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with PURE
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