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House for sale: 11 MAPLE Court, Oro-Medonte

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$1,099,999

11 Maple Court, Oro-Medonte, Ontario L0K 1E0

3 beds
3 baths
21 days

CTY RD 22 TO CN 6 N (SUGAR BUSH) TURN R TO FIRST ST ON LEFT 1ST CT ON LEFT Welcome to 11 Maple Court, nestled in the highly sought-after community of Sugarbush, Oro-Medonte! This charming two-story home with a walkout basement is ideal for families, offering a quiet cul-de-sac location and

PART 4 1R-14117 (GORDON LAKE RD), Johnson

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$199,900

Part 4 1r-14117 (gordon Lake Rd), Johnson (Johnson), Ontario P0R 1E0

0 beds
0 baths
115 days

Well treed 32 acres lot that would be great for building your dream home. (recently severed) Natural gas line at the road, driveway/culvert and cleared trail going through the property. Beautiful spot for cross country skiing and a nice cleared spot with a park like setting to build your

House for sale: 449 Red Rock Road, Red Rock

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$599,900

449 Red Rock Road, Red Rock, New Brunswick E6B 2C5

2 beds
2 baths
64 days

Follow Canada Street to Taymouth. Follow English Settlement Road, Red Rock Road will be on the right approx 5.6 km. Civic# 499. Sign is up! 449 Red Rock Road near Stanley blends rural charm and opportunity with this 108+ acre working farm. The farmhouse is in excellent condition, offering

80 Acres Scotsburn Road, West Branch

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$118,000

80 Acres Scotsburn Road, West Branch (West Branch), Nova Scotia B0K 1R0

0 beds
0 baths
27 days

Discover the ultimate escape with this stunning 80-acre woodland property located in the community of West Branch. With direct access from the main road and a well-maintained gravel road that winds through the length of the woodlot, this incredible property offers both convenience and adventure.

Row / Townhouse for sale: 58 - 375 MITCHELL ROAD SOUTH, North Perth

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$569,000

58 - 375 Mitchell Road South, North Perth (Elma), Ontario N4W 0H4

2 beds
2 baths
169 days

Highway #23 (Mitchell Rd) right onto Kincaid, turn right (behind Trilliam Mutual) can also turn right after the carwash. Turn right again and go to unit # 58 Looking for 55+? Look no further than this Maple Model at Listowel's sought after Sugar Bush Village, These units are completely accessible,

1405 ST-FELIX ROAD, Clarence-Rockland

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$324,900

1405 St-felix Road, Clarence-Rockland (607 - Clarence/Rockland Twp), Ontario K0A 1E0

0 beds
0 baths
31 days

West of Bouvier Road and north of St.Felix Road. Sign on. Nature Lovers Paradise! This stunning 9.7-acre property offers the perfect canvas for building your dream home amidst natures splendor. Nestled across from the renowned Larose Forest, you'll enjoy access to endless outdoor activities

Oceanview Road, French Road

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$189,000

Oceanview Road, French Road (French Road), Nova Scotia B1K 2A2

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0 baths
67 days

Prime Building Lot on MacLeods Lake with 618 feet of waterfrontage Discover this exceptional building lot featuring 618 feet of pristine waterfront on the beautiful MacLeods Lake. This rare opportunity is perfect for those seeking a serene escape while remaining close to essential amenities.

East River East Side Road, Glencoe

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$175,000

East River East Side Road, Glencoe (Glencoe), Nova Scotia B0E 2W0

0 beds
0 baths
214 days

100 acres that have been lovingly tended to, and thoroughly enjoyed for over 30 years is ready for new land stewards. With road access on the East River East Side road to the west, and MacLellans Mountain, Glencoe to the east, this beautiful piece of property is boarded by two substantial

59 3RD, West Grey

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$1,324,900

59 3rd, West Grey (Rural West Grey), Ontario N0G 1R0

0 beds
0 baths
78 days

From Durham, go east on Cty. Rd. 4 to the 2nd Con. Turn right at gas station. Go the signs on the\r\nwest frontage of property on left. For the east frontage, continue east on Cty. Rd. 4 to the Base Line. Turn right, go to\r\nsigns on your right. Income producing 93 acres with two road frontages.

1521 KILWORTHY Road Unit# LOT 4, Gravenhurst

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$725,000

1521 Kilworthy Road Unit# Lot 4, Gravenhurst, Ontario P0E 1G0

0 beds
0 baths
109 days

Exit Highway 11 at Kilworthy Road. Approx 5km, property on the left just before Southwood Road. 2 entrances on Southwood Rd. 39+ arces level lot to build your dream home on. Two entrances Located just over 1 kilometer from Frankin Park on Sparrow Lake (part of the Trent Severn Waterway) with

PTLT 25 CONCESSION 18 W, Tiny

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$480,000

Ptlt 25 Concession 18 W, Tiny (Rural Tiny), Ontario L9M 0J1

0 beds
0 baths
260 days

County Rd 6 N - Left onto Lafontaine Rd (Concession 16), Right onto Cedar Point Rd, Left onto Concession 18 - Sign On Awesome rural property of approximately 50 acres located steps from Georgian Bay. The perfect place to build your dream home/cottage or for future investment of the trees. This

LOT 4 - 1521 KILWORTHY ROAD, Gravenhurst

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$725,000

Lot 4 - 1521 Kilworthy Road, Gravenhurst, Ontario P0E 1G0

0 beds
0 baths
108 days

SOUTHWOOD RD/KILWORTHY RD 39+ arces level lot to build your dream home on. Two entrances Located just over 1 kilometer from Frankin Park on Sparrow Lake (part of the Trent Severn Waterway) with parking, washrooms and boat launch. Lot 150' of frontage on Kilworthy Rd. and 1480' frontage on Southwood

330 ISLAND VIEW DRIVE, North Algona Wilberforce

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$750,000

330 Island View Drive, North Algona Wilberforce (561 - North Algona/Wilberforce Twp), Ontario K0J 1X0

0 beds
0 baths
86 days

From Kanata take 417W to 60W. Continue along Hwy 60W to village of Golden Lake. Left onto Island View Drive. Property is on the right hand side. Properties like this are truly rare, showcasing pride of ownership throughout its picturesque 128 acres. This working farm offers a perfect blend

18985 PARAGON ROAD, South Glengarry

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$524,999

18985 Paragon Road, South Glengarry (723 - South Glengarry (Charlottenburgh) Twp), Ontario K0C 2E0

0 beds
0 baths
86 days

From highway 2 head North on Rae Road and then East on Paragon Road for approx 5 minutes. Property located on the North side of the road. Sign on property. Absolutely stunning lot in an unbeatable South Glengarry location. 46.7 acre farmland with approximately 18+/-acres of hayfields, 20+/-

House for sale: 503475 GREY 12 ROAD, West Grey

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$999,000

503475 Grey 12 Road, West Grey (Rural West Grey), Ontario N0C 1H0

3 beds
2 baths
10 days

10 minutes outside of Markdale on Grey Rd 12 Google maps it too early when coming from Markdale watch numbers and look for sign. Hit HWY 6 have gone too far. Pride of homeownership shines throughout this property! Thoughtfully renovated, warm, cozy, & south-facing, this 1970s A-frame maintains

403428 GREY ROAD 4 S, West Grey

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$1,750,000

403428 Grey Road 4 S, West Grey (Rural West Grey), Ontario N0G 1R0

4 beds
4 baths
154 days

Grey Road 4 / Concession 2 Nestled On 70 Acres Of Picturesque Countryside, This Charming Farm Features 30 Acres Of Fertile, Workable Land Alongside 40 Acres Of Mixed Bush, With 10 Acres Of The Mixed Bush Being Stunning Sugar Maple Trees. The Property Is Highlighted By A Well-maintained Bank

828999 MULMUR NOTTAWASAGA TOWN LINE, Clearview

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$919,000

828999 Mulmur Nottawasaga Town Line, Clearview (Rural Clearview), Ontario L0M 1K0

0 beds
0 baths
275 days

Airport road to Banda Corners, East on Mulmur Nottawasaga Town line towards Glencairn. Property on North side of the road at sign. RIVERFRONT. Rare opportunity to build your dream home on 31 acres overlooking the rolling hills of mulmur and backing onto the Mad River. Prime farmland with westerly

810 KENNEDY ROAD, North Grenville

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$699,900

810 Kennedy Road, North Grenville (802 - North Grenville Twp (Kemptville East)), Ontario K0G 1J0

4 beds
3 baths
3 days

County Road 43 Quietly tucked away in the country 5 mins from town, 11 acre hobby farm offers outdoor family fun - along with endearing home of big spaces for relaxing comfort. Here, you will be completely immersed in the delights of country living; just 5 quick mins from all amenities in Kemptville.

Unknown for sale: 250 LINGENFELTERS ROAD, Nipissing

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$2,449,000

250 Lingenfelters Road, Nipissing, Ontario P0H 2L0

4 beds
1 baths
86 days

Hwy 11 to Cty Rd 522 W Turnkey 16,000+ tap maple syrup operation with a house, west of Trout Creek, Ontario, ready to earn income. 195 acres of maple dominated forest around the 2600 sf sugarhouse with a 3 acre pond and a cool hunting camp complete the opportunity. An additional 4,000 taps

The Enchanting World of Maple Sugar Bush

Maple sugar bush, a term that evokes images of serene forests and the sweet aroma of maple syrup, is a fascinating aspect of North American culture and agriculture. This natural wonder is not only a source of delicious syrup but also a significant part of the heritage and economy in regions like Outaouais and Glen Robertson. In this article, we will explore the intricacies of maple sugar bush, its history, and its impact on communities.

Understanding Maple Sugar Bush

A maple sugar bush is essentially a forest stand of sugar maple trees, which are tapped to collect sap. This sap is then boiled down to produce maple syrup, a process that has been practiced for centuries. The term "sugar bush" refers to both the trees and the area where the sap is collected and processed. The process of tapping and collecting sap is a delicate one, requiring knowledge of the trees and the right weather conditions.

The History of Maple Syrup Production

The production of maple syrup has a rich history, dating back to the Indigenous peoples of North America. They were the first to discover the sweet sap of the maple tree and developed methods to collect and process it. This knowledge was passed on to European settlers, who refined the techniques and expanded the production. Today, regions like Newington and Bearbrook are known for their thriving maple syrup industries.

The Process of Making Maple Syrup

The process of making maple syrup begins in late winter or early spring when the temperatures start to rise. This is when the sap begins to flow. Tapping involves drilling a small hole into the trunk of a maple tree and inserting a spout to collect the sap. The collected sap is then boiled to evaporate the water content, leaving behind the concentrated syrup. This process requires a significant amount of sap; it takes approximately 40 liters of sap to produce just one liter of syrup.

The Economic and Cultural Impact

Maple syrup production is not just an agricultural activity; it is a cultural tradition that brings communities together. In areas like Spencerville and Apartment Sussex, maple syrup festivals are a common occurrence, celebrating the harvest and the sweet rewards of the sugar bush. These events are not only a source of local pride but also attract tourists, boosting the local economy.

Moreover, the maple syrup industry provides employment opportunities in rural areas, supporting families and preserving the rural way of life. The industry is also a significant contributor to the economy, with millions of liters of syrup produced annually and exported worldwide.

Environmental Considerations

Maintaining a healthy maple sugar bush is crucial for sustainable syrup production. This involves responsible forest management practices to ensure the health and longevity of the trees. Over-tapping or poor management can harm the trees and reduce sap production. Therefore, producers must balance the economic benefits with environmental stewardship.

In regions like Beresford and Clayton Park, efforts are being made to promote sustainable practices and educate producers on the importance of maintaining the health of their sugar bushes.

The Future of Maple Sugar Bush

The future of maple sugar bush looks promising, with advancements in technology and techniques improving efficiency and yield. However, challenges such as climate change pose a threat to the industry. Warmer temperatures can affect the sap flow and the health of the trees. Therefore, ongoing research and adaptation are essential to ensure the sustainability of this cherished tradition.

Communities like House Avonmore are at the forefront of these efforts, exploring innovative solutions to adapt to changing environmental conditions while preserving the cultural heritage of maple syrup production.