Plastic tubing is strung between sugar maple trees to transport sap to a central location for boiling. Big Six Township, Maine. This property has more than 300,000 maple syrup taps and produces 3-4 percent of the US maple syrup crop.

Plastic tubing is strung between sugar maple trees to transport sap to a central location for boiling. Big Six Township, Maine. This property has more than 300,000 maple syrup taps and produces 3-4 percent of the US maple syrup crop.
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