Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Sneak peak at a DIY honey extractor for Layens frames. In a few more days it should be done and I should have a video on it.
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Finished up yesterday’s boil with 137 oz of syrup. Sugar content of the sap this year is higher, which we are thankful for.
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New stove modifications have the boil rate at 5 gallons per hour! That is double the previous rate and such a time saver on these large batches.
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Finally got around to making a fan shroud for above the barrel stove evaporator. Free metal is always welcomed.
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Saturday’s boil got finished yesterday: 41.5 gallons down to 100 ounces. Vacuum filter still helping me bottle clear syrup, consistently.
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Big batch today! Starting with 41.5 gallons and I’m hopeful to collect more towards the end of the day to add to it.
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Busy day!
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Today is the day!
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Welp, the weather shifted again! Tapping is now in two days! Time to start washing buckets in preparation for hanging.
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When it comes to maple syrup, there are many ways to collect and make it, some of which include using food grade plastic spiles, tubes, buckets, tanks, filtering, and bottling. The plastic discussion is a hot one these days so when it comes to buying and consuming, what is your preference:
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Join Christof and Crystal as they make their waiting room their classroom, raising chickens, honeybees, gardening, and making maple syrup.
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