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When he was a young boy in the 1940’s Dean Wilber helped at sugarhouses owned by a cousin, two uncles and his grandfather. Maple sugaring has been in his blood ever since.

The Wilber family has been making maple syrup here at Mapletree Farm since 1975. We started with 110 taps and a 2’ x 6’ evaporator. Since then the operation has grown to include neighborhood trees up and down Oak Hill Road, a larger sugarhouse and a 2.5’ x 10’ super efficient wood-fired evaporator.

The old apple orchard up back has been converted to a growing maple orchard. Some of the
pencil-sized maple whips that were planted in 1981-82 are now 12” in diameter and over 30 feet tall. The orchard was planted so that future generations may continue to enjoy
what has become a Wilber family springtime tradition.

Wildlife Seen at Mapletree Farm

Barred Owl	Beaver	Black Bear	Bobcat
Cottontail Rabbit	Coyote	Deer	Eagle
Ermine	Fisher	Flying Squirrel	Gray Fox
Great Blue Heron	Great Horned Owl	Mink	Moose
Opossum	Painted Turtle	Pileated Woodpecker	Porcupine
Raccoon	Red Fox	Ruffed Grouse	Skunk
Snapping Turtle	Snowshoe Hare	Snowy Owl	Turkey
Weasel	Woodchuck	Woodcock

Bushes and Trees of Interest at Mapletree Farm

Alder	Apple	Ash	Beech
Black Birch	Blueberry	Bronze Maple	Cedar
Cherry	Gray Birch	Hemlock	Hickory
Juniper	Poplar	Red Maple	Red Oak
Scotch Pine	Spruce	Sugar Maple	White Birch
White Maple	White Oak	White Pine	Yellow Birch
Yellow Pine