Some of America’s Maple Syrup Production Could Dry Up by 2100

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By Modern FarmerSep 29, 2019, 6:33 pm146 pts
By Alex Robinson The effects of climate change are nothing new for maple syrup farmers like Larry Yoder. The Indiana syrup producer has seen worrying changes to the "sugaring" season in his lifetime alone. When Yoder first started sugaring with his grandfather, the family expected to tap its trees around the…

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