Cornell Cooperative Extension
and Research information

Sugarbush Thinning Project Seeking producer collaborators collaborator application (MS word, if unable to open, contact Peter Smallidge)

The Cornell Cooperative Extension program helps people improve their lives and communities by putting experience and research knowledge to work. The Cornell Sugar Maple Program is part of Cooperative Extension.

For assistance contact a member of the Cornell's Sugar Maple Extension Team, find a NY State Cooperative Extension office near you, or follow the links below to learn more about our research and publications.

Maple research at Cornell

• History of The Sugar Maple Tree Improvement Program

• Butt Fusion and Electro-welding of Polyethylene Pipe Mainlines

• Ginseng Growth in a Sugarbush

• Hydraulic Lift and Sugar Maples

• Planting Sugar Maples: testing tree guards, weed mats, and fertilizer

• 1998 Ice Storm Damage

• Small Spout Research

• Maple Sap Concentration Processes and Variable Cost of Different Fuels

• Translated Documents from Quebec