Posted by Adirondack case guy on March 24, 2016 at 19:32:51 from (74.69.160.79):
Well, I'm afraid the sugaring season is winding down. We eaked out a couple more good runs in the last 10 days and maybe we will get another, couple of runs, but the syrup is comeing of dark now and is comercial grade rather than lighter retail grades, so we are barreling it all. We're starting to loose some of out manpower also. The uncle started moldboard plowing today. He plowed about 300A last fall, but still has another 200A to go. One of the cousins started spreading lime today, and has lots of fertilizer and dehydrated chicken manure to spread. The rest of us will have to fill the gaps left without them in the sugar bush. Our big evaporator, the one in the pic with the door open is on it's last legs. The flue pan is been fixed several times and leaking again. This evaporator is 60 something years old. It has served us well. The cousins found a newer one that another producer was selling and we bought it. We have to do some renovations to the saphouse to acomidate the new one. The new to us one is an airtight with preheaters and all the bells and whisels. It should reduce our wood consumption and boil time considerably next year. The wind from the NE was pushing the steam down over the roof and driving up to dump the two full gathering tanks was a drive by the seat of your pants, because I couldn't even see the hood or front tires on my tractor. Last couple of pics are of the limestone beadrock and seams that the 60A sugarbush is situated on. Loren
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