Maple sap is heated in a large pan to evaporate water and make maple syrup in this file photo. Michigan's maple syrup industry will likely lose 25%, about 50,000 gallons, of annual production this ...

State agriculture officials are still assessing the damage from last month’s once-in-a-lifetime ice storm in Northern ...

You’re talking thousands of acres of damage, hundreds of miles of tubing destroyed,” said Joshua Chamberlain, owner of The Maple Tree in East Jordan. “We estimate Northern Michigan lost at least ...

We're all trying to still get our feet under us and figure out what to do," one producer said, "because no one's seen this ...

A historic ice storm in late March downed millions of trees across Northern Michigan, obliterating untold sums of lumber.

"Trees will be tapped and sap will be flowing! Come see how it’s harvested, and then made into the delicious syrup you enjoy. You may also catch a glimpse of maple candy, maple cream, and maple sugar ...

(WPBN/WGTU) — The maple syrup industry in northern Michigan is grappling with significant ... And you know, they're just, they're alive. You know, our trees literally are alive.

the biggest White Pine—Michigan's state tree—and potential state champions, which are trees that may be the biggest of its type (for example, sugar maple). Participants may even get their tree ...

But if you have a taste for maple syrup, you may think of collecting sap from a sugar maple tree ... They would cut a gash in the tree and collect the sap in containers made of tree bark. All the sap ...

A late March ice storm devastated Northern Michigan's maple syrup industry, causing significant damage to trees and infrastructure. Despite the widespread destruction, the maple syrup community ...