MAPLE Webinar Schedule

Date	Subject	Handout	Recorded Broadcast	PowerPoint
12/1/11	Maple Cotton Presented by: Stephen Childs, Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources		View
11/3/11	Sugarbush Management and Thinning Presented by: Peter Smallidge , Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources		View
10/6/11	Maple Vacuum Systems Presented by: Stephen Childs, Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources		View
9/1/11	Maple Production for the Beginner II Presented by: Stephen Childs, Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources		View
8/4/11	Granulated Maple Sugar Presented by: Stephen Childs, Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources
7/7/11	The Economics of Buying Sap Presented by: Mike Farrell, Cornell Universtiy, Dept. of Natural Resources
6/2/11	2011 Maple Tubing and Taphole Sanitation Research Presented by: Stephen Childs, Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources		View
5/5/11	Information on applying for a REAP energy grant for maple production Presented by: Helen Thomas, NYS Maple Producers; Richard Peterson, Northeast Agriculture Technolgy Corp.; Buffy Turner, Independent Grantwirter; and Scott Collins, USDA Rural Development Energy Coordinator		View
12/2/10	Improve Your Grades Presented by: Brian Chabot, Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources		View
11/4/10	Leasing taps, buying and selling sap Presented by: Mike Farrell, Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources		View
10/7/10	Sugarbush management and thinning Presented by: Peter Smallidge, Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources
9/2/10	Maple Production for the Beginner Presented by: Stephen Childs, Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources		View
8/5/10	The latest in maple tubing research and tap hole sanitation Presented by: Stephen Childs, Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources		View

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