Maple Syrup Farms.org

November 2024

If you are looking for local maple syrup, there are more options than ever before.  This website helps you to find the type of maple syrup you're seeking, in your own local area; whether raw or boiled, filtered or unfiltered, maple syrup candies and products; as long as it is fresh and locally produced. You can find maple syrup producers that produce local, organically, offer a sustainable agriculture or the type of maple syrup you want.

Our listings come from a variety of sources: state agriculture departments, consumers writing in to recommend a apiary, and the farmer's themselves. We update and add listings every day. Since this website just went live , we're adding listings at a ferocious pace!  It should take a few months to get up to a fairly complete set of listings.  Of course, we're looking for more farm markets to add, so we welcome your recommendations! ! Customers can recommend a farm here and farmers can add (or update/correct) their own farm's listing by clicking here!

Our sister website, PickYourOwn.org has crop calendars for each local area to tell you what is available to pick throughout the year and really easy illustrated directions to show you how to make jam, jelly, salsa, pickles, spaghetti sauce, applesauce,  apple butter and 150 other recipes with step by step step directions to can, freeze, dry or preserve the harvest.  

How to find a good, real local maple syrup producer

It's quite simple!  Start by clicking the "Start here" button (at the top of every page or on the left menu). You then select your local area (country, state/province) and then region/county or local metropolitan area.  Just scroll down the page that appears, to see maple syrup producers listed by county.

Items of special interest, such as organic foods, foods grown locally, special events are highlighted in colors to make them stand out.

The search engine (see the button at the top of each page) can be helpful, too. 

Note: we don't consider large commercial "big box" food store chains like Whole Foods to be real farmer's markets, even if they include that in their name.

Want to recommend a maple syrup source to add?

We're always looking for more farmer's markets, farm stands and farm markets to add.  As long as they offer fresh produce (fruit vegetables, meats, homemade items) we welcome them.  Listings are free!

Which form to use?

• If you are a consumer, use this form to suggest a maple syrup farm, orchard or sugarworksto add (which is not already listed).
• If you are the owner or operator of the orchard or sugarworks, use this form!

 

How to find a local maple syrup producer

 There is a "Start here" button (at the top of the  left of every page). You then select your local area (country, state/province) and then region/county or local metropolitan area.  Just scroll down the page that appears, to see tree farms, lots or events listed by county. The search engine can be helpful, too.   

Click on your state or country below to find hives and local maple syrup your area!

(Other countries are further down this page)
[ Alabama ] [ Alaska ] [ Arkansas ] [ Arizona ] [ California ] [ Colorado ] [ Connecticut ] [ Delaware ] [ Florida ] [ Georgia ] [ Hawaii ] [ Idaho ] [ Illinois ] [ Indiana ] [ Iowa ] [ Kansas ] [ Kentucky ] [ Louisiana ] [ Maine ] [ Maryland ] [ Massachusetts ] [ Michigan ] [ Minnesota ] [ Mississippi ] [ Missouri ] [Montana] [Nebraska] [ Nevada ] [ New Hampshire ] [ New Jersey ] [ New Mexico ] [ New York ] [ North Carolina ] [ North Dakota ] [ Ohio ] [ Oklahoma ] [ Oregon ] [ Pennsylvania ] [ Rhode Island ] [ South Carolina ] [ South Dakota ] [ Tennessee ] [ Texas ] [ Utah ] [ Vermont ] [ Virginia ] [ Washington state ] [ West Virginia ] [ Wisconsin ]  [ Wyoming ]

Maple Syrup Farms, Orchards and Sugarworks Outside the U.S.

[ Canada ]  [ United Kingdom ] [ Adding a maple syrup orchard or sugarwork outside of North America ] Looking for pick your own farms in other countries? Living in another country, such as France, Italy (Italia), Germany (Deutschland), Nederlands, or Sweden?  Help me compile a list for your country -  just write me!

Selling Maple Syrup

Want to sell maple syrup from your own trees? See this page.

Miscellaneous Fun and Resources

Farm Hay bale art

Our listings come from a variety of sources: consumers writing in to recommend a farm, the farmer's themselves and state agriculture departments. We update and add listings every day. Of course, we're always looking for more to add, so we welcome your recommendations! Customers can recommend a farm here and farmers can add (or update/correct) their own farm's listing by clicking here! And journalists looking for information for a story about pick-your-own farms or home canning should see this media resources page for more information.

Want to start your own seedlings and save a fortune?  See this page to learn how to save 95% off the cost of starting your own vegetable and flower plants.

Preppers will find this page of home food preservation for preppers useful!

 

 

Updates by Email, RSS or Text on Twitter

I also post crop updates, trends, tips and commentary via Twitter . Just go to http://twitter.com/home  and if you haven't got an account, sign up (they're free), then search for Blakepyo. I tend to send out only one or two per week, so it shouldn't be too much!

You can sign up for our RSS feed here!

 

Illustrated Canning, Freezing, Jam Instructions and Recipes

Complete canning / preserving directions How to make Jams and Jellies How to can (preserve, bottle) anything How to freeze fruits and vegetables How to dry or dehydrate foods Pickling - more than just cucumbers Tomatoes: Canning, freezing, sauces How to make sauces, salsa, chutneys How to make homemade icecream How to make pies, cobblers and more FAQs - Answers to common questions Canning tips for newbies

[ All About Home Canning, Freezing and Making Jams, Pickles, Sauces, etc. ] [FAQs - Answers to common questions and problems] [Recommended books about home canning, jam making, drying and preserving!] [Free canning publications to download and print]

 Resources for Farmers

• This page, https://www.pickyourown.org/resources4farmers.htm, has loads of information and links to resources that will be helpful to farmers.

• For those who are considering starting a PYO farm, corn maze, pumpkin patch, Christmas tree farm or other agri-entertainment business, see this page: https://www.pickyourown.org/howtostartapyo.htm.

• Farmers: If you'd like to advertise or have your own web page(s), click here!

Other Information

Questions, corrections, suggestions or want to recommend a farm to add? Write me at  

Farmers - to add your farm, see this page for directions: https://www.PickYourOwn.org/AME1.php 

Directions for farm owners Add a new listing for your farm Rewrite an existing listing Make minor corrections to a listing Delete a farm listing Other resources for farmers

Curious about the guy behind the website?  See About me.

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