Bibliography of Maple-Related Publications
1)
Maple sap production: collection systems, tapping
Basic Sap Production
Guidelines and Maple Syrup Grading and Instrumentation
Staats, L.J., and Hollen, G. 1993. Vol 7. (30 minute educational
video) Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University.
Equipment assessed
in two state surveys.
Volk, T.A. and L.J. Staats. 1997. New York Farmer. Vol 7. No 1. p.31.
Field Evaluation
of the IPL VacuSpout for Maple Sap Collection.
Staats, L.J. and J.W. Kelley. 1996. North. J. of Appl. For. 13:171-174.
High Vacuum
Pumping Effects on Maple Sap Sugar Yield.
Kelley, J.W. and L.J. Staats. 1989. North. J. of Appl. 6:126-129.
Influence Of
Number And Depth Of Tap Holes On Maple Sap Flow
Morrow, R.R. 1963. Cornell University Agricultural Extension Station.
New York State College of Agriculture, Ithaca, NY
Natural Vacuum
And The Flow Of Maple Sap
Morrow, R.R. 1972. New York's Food And Life Sciences Bulletin. No.
14.
Tapping Guidelines
and Tree Diameter Measurement
Staats, L.J. and J.W. Kelley. 1992. National Maple Digest, Vol. 4A
No 2. pp.15-17.
Vacuum Pumping
Doubles Maple Sap Yield On Flat Land
Morrow, R.R. and C.B. Gibbs. 1969. Northeastern Forest Experiment
Station. U.S. Forest Service Research Note NE-91.
Vacuum
Systems For Maple Sap Collection With Plastic Tubing
Staats, L.J. 1990. Handout.
2)
Sugarbush management: silviculture, physiology
Influence
Of Number And Depth Of Tap Holes On Maple Sap Flow
Morrow, R.R. 1963. Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station.
New York State College of Agriculture, Ithaca, New York. Bulletin
982.
Influence Of
Tree Crowns On Maple Sap Production
Morrow, R.R. 1955. Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station,
Ithaca, New York. Bulletin 916.
Seven Vermont
Sugar Bushes before and after Fertilization
Wilmont, T. 1992. Vol 1.(30 minute educational video) Dept. of
Nat. Res., Cornell University
Sugar Bush
Management
Morrow, R.R. 1976. Extension Publication of the New York state college
Of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Plant sciences. Natural Resources
8. Information Bulletin 110.
Sugarbush
Management: A Guide to Improved Sap Production
Kelley, J.W. and L.J. Staats 1992.. (20 minute educational video) Dept.
of Nat. Res. Cornell University
3)
Maple syrup production: cost, marketing
All About Maple
Sugaring: A Classroom Guide and Curriculum
McCrumm. 1994. Vol 8. (30 minute educational video) Department
of Natural Resources, Cornell University.
Basic Sap Production
Guidelines and Maple Syrup Grading and Instrumentation
Staats, L.J., and Hollen, G. 1993. Vol 7. (30 minute educational
video) Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University.
Construction of a Sugar House on the Washington County Fairgrounds
Scribner, R. and Scribner, V. 1995. Vol 10. (30 minute educational
video) Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University.
Cornell Completes
Final VCE Evaluation
Kelley, J.W. and L.J. Staats. 1989.. National
Maple Digest, Vol. 1A No. 3. pp.24-25.
Cornell studying
VCE; a progress report
Kelley, J.W., L.J. Staats and S. Dorsey. 1984. National Maple Digest,
Vol. 24. No. 3. p.11.
Development
And Evaluation Of A Prototype Vapor Compression Evaporator For The
New York Maple Syrup Industry
Kelley, J.W., L.J. Staats, and S. Dorsey. 1989. Department of
Natural Resources. Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station.
Natural Resources Research and Extension Series No. 33.
Estimating
Evaporation Efficiency
Morrow, R.R. 1981. Cornell University.
Expanding Your
Maple Enterprise through Marketing and Promotion
Sprague, R. 1992. Vol 4. (30 minute educational video). Department
of Natural Resources, Cornell University.
Improving Evaporation
Efficiency
Morrow, R.R. and L.J. Staats. Department of Natural Resources and
Uihlein-Cornell Experimental Sugar Bush, Heaven Hill Farm. Handout.
Improving Evaporator
Efficiency
Morrow, R.R. and L.J. Staats. 1977.. National Maple Digest, Vol. 16
No.2. pp.22-23.
Is Re-heated
Syrup Darker?
Morrow, R.R. and L.J. Staats. 1973. National Maple Digest, Vol. 12
No. 1. p.8.
Increased Profits
Through 31% Reduction in Energy Consumption
Donovan, D. and L.J. Staats. 1989. National Maple Digest, Vol. 1A
No. 1. pp.33-35.
Judging Maple
Products
Winch, F.E., J.C. Underwood, C.O. Willits, and W.W. Simonds. 1961.
New York State College of Agriculture. Cornell Extension Bulletin
1065.
Maple Producer
Numbers Rise
Volk, T.A. and L.J. Staats. 1996. New York Farmer. Vol 6 No 12. p.38.
Maple Product
Quality Control
Martell B. 1994. Vol 9. (30 minute educational video) Department
of Natural Resources, Cornell University.
Maple Sap Processing:
Converting Sap to Syrup for a Quality Product
Staats, L.J. 1995. (26 minute educational video) Dept. of Nat. Res.
Cornell U.
Maple Sap Production:
From Tree to Collection Tank
Kelley, J.W. and L.J. Staats. 1993. (30 minute educational video)
Dept. of Nat. Res. Cornell U.
Maple School
via Satellite Talks Sugaring.
Staats, L.J. 1996. New York Farmer. Vol 6 No 2. p.55.
Maple Syrup
Crop Drops for Five-Year Period
Volk, T.A. and L.J. Staats. 1996. New York Farmer. Vol 6 No 11. p.32.
Marketing Maple
Syrup - A Liquid Asset
Andersen, I. 1995. Martell B. 1994. Vol 11. (30 minute educational
video) Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University.
Marketing of
your Maple Products
Donovan, D. and L.J. Staats. National Maple Digest. Vol. 28 No. 4.
pp.36-38.
Modified Oil
Burners
Sendak, P.E., R.R. Morrow, and L.J.Staats. 1981. Reprinted from Maple
Syrup Digest. Vol. 21 No. 1.
New York Maple
Syrup-How Sweet It Is
Donovan, D.D., J.W. Kelley, and L.J. Staats. 1989. In: Extension Review.
United States Department of Agriculture. Vol. 60 No. 1. pp. 24-25.
Small Producers
Boost NY Maple Ranks.
Volk, T.A. and L.J. Staats. 1996. New York Farmer. Vol 6 No 9. p.34.
Syrup Output
Shows Dropoff in ‘95 Survey
Volk, T.A. and L.J. Staats. 1996. New York Farmer. Vol 6 No 10 p.39.
4)
Sugar maple genetics & tree improvement
Propagation
and Cultural Improvement of Sugar Maple for High Sap Sugar Concentration
Staats,
L.J. 1994. National Maple Digest, Vol. 6A No. 4. pp.17 - 19.
Research
in Adirondacks is Sweet
Staats, L.J. 1995. New York Farmer. Vol 4 No 4. p.32.
Sugarin’
Research in the Adirondacks
Staats, L.J. 1995. The NY For. Owner. Vol. 33 No. 2 p.5.
Testing
Relative Sweetness Among Young Sugar Maples
Staats, L.J. 1987. National Maple Digest, Vol. 27 No. 3.
5)
Insect & disease damage control
Fall Cankerworm
Defoliation Warrants a Watchful Eye
Allen, D.A. and L.J. Staats. 1987. National Maple Digest, Vol.27 No.
2. pp.21-25.
Maple
Leaf Cutter; the Ingenous Defoliator
Allen, D.A. and L.J. Staats. 1985. National Maple Digest, Vol. 25 No.
2. pp. 31-33
Preliminary
Results from Squirrel Repellent Trials
Curtis, P.D. 1995. Vol 12. (30 minute educational video) Department
of Natural Resources, Cornell University.
Present
Health of Sugar Maple and a Look to the Future
Allen, D. 1992. Vol 3. (30 minute educational video) Department
of Natural Resources, Cornell University.
Reducing Deer
Damage To Home Gardens And Landscape Plantings
Curtis, P.D. and M.E. Richmond. Department of Natural Resources, Cornell
University.
Results
of Pear Thrips Research in Pennsylvania
McCormick, L. 1993. Vol 5. (30 minute educational video) Department
of Natural Resources, Cornell University.
Strategies
to Reduce Wildlife Damage in the Sugarbush
Chipman, R. 1992. Vol 2. (30 minute educational video) Department
of Natural Resources, Cornell University.
The
Sugar Maple Borer
Allen, D.A. and L.J. Staats. 1983.. National Maple Digest, Vol. 23 No.
3. pp.15-18.
Understanding
and Managing Sugarbush Disease Problems
Houston, D.R. 1993. Vol 6. (30 minute educational video) Department
of Natural Resources, Cornell University.
Wildlife
Damage Management In Fruit Orchards
Curtis, P.D., M.J. Fargione, and M.E. Richmond. 1994. Cornell Cooperative
Extension Publication. Information Bulletin 236.
6)
General forest management
Biodiversity
for Forests and Farms
Allmendinger, M., Goff G.R. and Curtis P.D. 1997. (28 min Video)
Cornell Media Services, Distribution Center, Cornell University, Ithaca,
NY.
Enhancement
of Wildlife Habitat on Private Lands
Decker, J.D and Kelley, J.W. 1998. Information Bulletin 181. Cornell
Cooperative Extension. Department of Natural Resources. New York State
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University, Ithaca,
NY.
Forest
Trees of the Northeast
Lassoie, J.P., Luzadis, V.A. and Grover, D.W. eds. 1996. Information
Bulletin 235. Cornell Cooperative Extension. Department of Natural Resources.
New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University,
Ithaca, NY.
A Guide to
Logging Aesthetics: Practical Tips for Loggers, Foresters and Landowners
Jones, G.T. 1993. NRAES 60.
Northeast Regional Agricultural Engineering Service, Cooperative Extension,
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY.
Know
Your Trees
Cope, J.A. and Winch, F.E. 1988. Cornell Cooperative Extension.
Department of Natural Resources. New York State College of Agriculture
and Life Sciences, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY.
Managing Small
Woodlands for Firewood
Van Ryn, D.M. and Lassoie, J.P. 1987. Information Bulletin 208.
Cornell Cooperative Extension. Department of Natural Resources. New
York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University,
Ithaca, NY.
Managing
Small Woodlands for Wildlife
Gutierrez et. al. 1987. Information Bulletin 157. Cornell Cooperative
Extension. Department of Natural Resources. New York State College of
Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY.
Timber
Management for Small Woodlands
Goff, G.R., Lassoie, J.P. and Layer, K.M. 1995. Information
Bulletin 180. Cornell Cooperative Extension. Department of Natural
Resources. New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences,
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY.
Wildlife
Notebook: Sketches of Selected Wildlife in New York State
Decker, D.J. 1988. Information Bulletin 210. Cornell Cooperative
Extension. Department of Natural Resources. New York State College
of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY.
Wildlife
and Timber from Private Lands: A Landowner's Guide to Planning
Decker, D.J. et al. 1990.Information Bulletin 193.
Cornell Cooperative Extension. Department of Natural Resources. New
York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University,
Ithaca, NY.