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Ontario Maple Syrup Producers Hit By Climate Change
Warmer winters are pushing Ontario maple syrup producers to tap trees earlier, facing weather and pest challenges. They're adopting eco-friendly practices like efficient sap evaporators to sustainably meet rising demand for maple syrup.
Climate Change Threatening Maple Syrup Industry
This article highlights the increasing impact of climate change on Ontario's maple syrup industry, with more frequent and severe storms uprooting trees and affecting production. Producers are facing declining yields due to warmer temperatures, invasive pests, and shorter tapping seasons, prompting efforts to adapt and mitigate these environmental challenges.
Tapping Into a Syrup Solution
Paul Renaud makes maple syrup in Ontario, navigating challenges from erratic weather like windstorms damaging maple trees crucial to production. He advocates for efficiency improvements in syrup production to cut carbon footprint and urges government support for sustainable farming practices.