by Joshua Stamp
June 02, 2020
We've been busy at Sterling Valley Maple since the last time we posted on our blog. First, we finished up our maple syrup season. This year we mad...
by Gena Stamp
March 20, 2020
A virtual tour of our sugar shanty.
by Joshua Stamp
February 14, 2020
Looking for another way to use your maple syrup? Check out this tasty and easy marinade for fish or venison. (This is my favorite way to eat fish...
by Joshua Stamp
January 21, 2020
An explanation of the boulders we find scattered throughout our woods and how they got there. Referencing a book by Mike Storey called "Why the Adirondacks Look the Way They Do."
by Joshua Stamp
December 18, 2019
Below are the answers to our Sugarmaker Quiz blog post. If you want to take the quiz, go to the original blog post by clicking here: Once you've...
by Joshua Stamp
December 11, 2019
Try out your tree identification skills to see if you can identify the maple trees from this collection of tree photos taken in our woods.
by Joshua Stamp
October 07, 2019
by Joshua Stamp
June 17, 2019
One of the most common questions we get asked at farmers markets is "Why are there different grades of maple syrup?". The answer to this has fasc...
by Joshua Stamp
May 06, 2019
We've often been asked what we do during the off-season once the temperatures have warmed up and the sap has stopped flowing. One of the immediate...
by Joshua Stamp
April 10, 2019
A tasty recipe for maple glazed walnuts made with all-natural NYS Maple Syrup
by Joshua Stamp
March 15, 2019
I have to admit, I could stand and watch sap running into the releaser for quite some time. So, I thought I'd share a video. This comes from the ...
by Joshua Stamp
March 10, 2019
Yesterday we went up to the snowmobile trail and tapped the first 800 or so taps for the year. It was a beautiful day and we felt good getting sta...
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We've been busy at Sterling Valley Maple since the last time we posted on our blog. First, we finished up our maple syrup season. This year we mad...
An explanation of the boulders we find scattered throughout our woods and how they got there. Referencing a book by Mike Storey called "Why the Adirondacks Look the Way They Do."
Below are the answers to our Sugarmaker Quiz blog post. If you want to take the quiz, go to the original blog post by clicking here: Once you've...
Try out your tree identification skills to see if you can identify the maple trees from this collection of tree photos taken in our woods.
One of the most common questions we get asked at farmers markets is "Why are there different grades of maple syrup?". The answer to this has fasc...
We've often been asked what we do during the off-season once the temperatures have warmed up and the sap has stopped flowing. One of the immediate...
I have to admit, I could stand and watch sap running into the releaser for quite some time. So, I thought I'd share a video. This comes from the ...
Yesterday we went up to the snowmobile trail and tapped the first 800 or so taps for the year. It was a beautiful day and we felt good getting sta...
