Missouri maple syrup makers seek to benefit from high season

Freezing nights followed by sunny days — a weather pattern that's common in Missouri from January through March — provide a precious opportunity for maple syrup makers each year. John Stolwyk, a retired engineer who lives in Columbia and has produced maple syrup for the past seven years, usually starts tapping trees in mid-January, but this ...

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Missouri maple syrup makers seek to benefit from high season

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