One of your best informative videos. You can find plenty of what we call Yankee ingenuity in Vermont. If you see a problem, find a solution. Look forward to the next one but weather looks favorable for Vermont starting Tuesday so season will get into full swing this week, I might be late in viewing it. All the best to your son in his competition.
Some of what Don said reinforces what I've believed for a while that practical maple knowledge is very tribal. One person knows something that others have no clue about and there is no reliable and easily accessible source that can act as a go to reference for getting the latest on what you need to know. In other farming disciplines there are a lot of collaborating sources of readily available information. Not so in the maple business! This guy has a wealth of knowledge that you can't get from anyone else including Cornell university!
Hence, the growing TH-cam channel! If you want to be successful, do the exact opposite of everyone else. Cheer others' successes. Help without expecting anything in return. Share everything you know. Be transparent. Success is not a limited resource. It is an infinite resource.
Clayton is brilliant. Enjoyed visiting with him and his trips to our sugarhouse. Never met the other guys, but they are obviously a wealth of knowledge.
We are changing some tubing install methods as we update and add new taps. Always something new to learn. Love our MES steam pans and our screw pumps. We are hopefully going to be running probably the biggest vacuum pump ever put on a maple tubing system this year. 980 CFM @28”!
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Very good video. Thanks for all the info. A lot of stuff I never heard before that makes a lot of sense.
One of your best informative videos. You can find plenty of what we call Yankee ingenuity in Vermont. If you see a problem, find a solution.
Look forward to the next one but weather looks favorable for Vermont starting Tuesday so season will get into full swing this week, I might be late in viewing it.
All the best to your son in his competition.
Some of what Don said reinforces what I've believed for a while that practical maple knowledge is very tribal. One person knows something that others have no clue about and there is no reliable and easily accessible source that can act as a go to reference for getting the latest on what you need to know. In other farming disciplines there are a lot of collaborating sources of readily available information. Not so in the maple business! This guy has a wealth of knowledge that you can't get from anyone else including Cornell university!
Hence, the growing TH-cam channel! If you want to be successful, do the exact opposite of everyone else. Cheer others' successes. Help without expecting anything in return. Share everything you know. Be transparent.
Success is not a limited resource. It is an infinite resource.
Clayton is brilliant. Enjoyed visiting with him and his trips to our sugarhouse. Never met the other guys, but they are obviously a wealth of knowledge.
We are changing some tubing install methods as we update and add new taps. Always something new to learn. Love our MES steam pans and our screw pumps. We are hopefully going to be running probably the biggest vacuum pump ever put on a maple tubing system this year. 980 CFM @28”!
Very informative video Nate I got to say this maybe one of the best videos you have done.
That guy can Talk! Very interesting. Thanks Nate!
Awesome video , small producer here in ny .thank you
I just found your channel and have been binge watching your videos.
Really educational and informative thank you for sharing
I guarantee at least 10% of it is accurate! Ha! Thanks for watching!
Very impressive operation, good luck Jonathan, hopefully we get to see videos of your trip to states.
This was some cool insight man! Great vid
This was very informative. Does anyone have any photos of running laterals only on the south side? I have never heard of this.
Wait a minute Hudson River Albany Troy. Stewert’s Coffee. Hoosick St. I would have stopped in to see ya!!!!
16,000 gallons. Am I in the wrong business? Lol
This was great 👍🏻
It gets better. Trust me.
So they probably use plastic fittings and not stainless or what do they use?
Good question! I need to do a livestream with Dan Crocker and ask him all of the questions.
Is there a market demand increase for maple sugar?
I have no idea. I would say it is the same as it was.