Wisconsin Maple Industry Sees Bright 1979 Prospects
About two dozen maple syrup producers gathered at the Maple Institute in western Wisconsin to hear optimistic outlooks for 1979. John Polich of the state agriculture department forecast record prices and strong demand as Wisconsin, third in U S maple output, faces a tight market. production fell 15 percent last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Institute
John Polich
State Department of Agriculture
Polich
Wisconsin
Mr. Polich
Eau Claire
Maple Manor
Wisconsin Maple Council
Lyle Stockwell
Stockwell
Ellsworth
Red Wing
Minn
Scott Wood
Mr. Wood
Wood
Spring Valley
Maple Producers Share Techniques at Western Wisconsin Institute
Maple producers from western Wisconsin gathered in Rock Elm for the annual Maple Institute. The event featured a panel of five area producers and a pancake lunch, with detailed notes on individual operations including Roth, Eaton, Stockwell, Wood, and Milliren describing tree counts, tapping methods, and family dairy ties.
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Maple Institute
Rock Elm
From
Lyle Stockwell
Giles Milliren
Scott Wood
Elwood Eaton
John Roth
Mr. Roth
Pierce County
Wisconsin Maple Producers Council
Ladies Aid of
Roth
Cadett
Chippewa County
Mr. Eaton
Ellsworth
Eaton
Ellsworth Lions Club
Eaton Sugar Bush
Arkansaw
Pepin County
Milliren
Millirens
Jaycees
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Vermont
New York State
Agriculture Department
Uw-Extension
Gordon Cunningham
Maple Syrup Laboratory
Cunningham
Bernie Drewiske
Drewiske
Mr. Drewiske
Prereeee Reese Riers
Maple
Paul Rambergs
Paul and
Barbara Ramberg
Baldwin Say
Mid-America Dairymen, Inc
Baldwin
Bloomer
Territorial Road
St. Paul