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Massachusetts Maple
Producers Association

MMPA is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of maple sugaring in Massachusetts.

Maple Bibliography
 
Brown, Vinson. Reading the Woods. Harrisburg. Pa. Stackpole Books. 1969. Good forest reference.

Caduto, Michael I. and Joseph Bruchac. Keepers of the Earth. Golden Colo: Fulcrum, Inc. 1989. Has a chapter on Native Americans and maple.

Fellows, Myrtie. Maple Syrup the Way We Do It. Brattleboro. VT: The Stephen Greene Press, 1972. Story of a sugaring family with photos.

Follet, Muriel and Schofield, Clifford. A Drop in the Bucket. Stephen Day Press. The story of a farm maple season, illustrated.

Garney, Margaret. At Grandpa's Sugarbush, published 1998. Great children's story for ages 4-8.

Gemming, Elizabeth. Maple Harvest: The Story of Maple Sugar. New York, New York: Cavan, Mecca and Geoghegan. Inc. 1976.

Hays, Wilma and R. Vernon Hays. Foods the Indians Gave Us. New York: Ives Washburn, Inc. 1975. Has informative entry on maple, pg. 91-92.

Lasky, Kathryn. Sugar Time. New York: McMillan Publishing Co, Inc. 1983. Wonderful story. Great photos.

Lawrence, James M. and Martin, Rux. Sweet Maple - Life, Love & Recipes from the Sugarbush. Shelburne, VT. Chapters Publishing Ltd, 1993. The best overall book on maple sugaring.

Lewis, Diane. The Maple Harvest Book. New York: Stein and Day Publishers. 1977. Good introduction and recipes.

Mann, Rink. Backyard Sugarin'. The Countryman Press, Woodstock, VT, 1976. An excellent "how to" book for the hobby and small-scale producer.

Nearing. Helen and Scott. The Maple Sugar Book. New York: Schocken. 1970. Very comprehensive. Widely available. Excellent reference.

North American Maple Syrup Producer's Manual. Ohio State University Extension & The North American Maple Syrup Council, 1996. Columbus. Ohio. The Producer's comprehensive and up-to-date "how-to" manual. The best technical manual available. Copies available from our association. Go to Maple Producers Manual.

Perrin, Noel. Amateur Sugar Maker. Hanover, New Hampshire: University Press of New England. 1972. Good literary, personal study, with drawings. Highly recommended.

Selsam, Millicent. Maple Tree. New York: William Morrow and Company. 1968. Photos and text explain the life of a Norway maple tree. Processes are same for Sugar Maple.

Watson, Nancy D. Sugar on Snow. New York, NY: Viking: Press. 1964. Children's story tells basic process. Illustrated.

Massachusetts Maple Producers Association
PO Box 6, Plainfield, MA 01070
413-628-3912
info@massmaple.org