Henhouse Sugaring Co.

03/27/2021

Hello! We will not be having our Maine Maple Sunday festivities thus year. See you next year. Thank you for understanding!

04/13/2019

Just a friendly reminder. Come and pick up your orders today from 10 am to 2 pm. Thanks

04/09/2019

Snowy sap truck.

04/08/2019

It's a miracle! We are still making syrup at this time! This photo was taken last evening.

04/04/2019

Ruthie Jones hard core bottling to fill your orders! Thank you everyone!

03/23/2019

Great! Our red maple sap hit a new record of 2 percent sugar! That means that it takes 43 gallons of sap to make one gallon of syrup.

03/19/2019

This weekend from 10 to 3 on Saturday and Sunday March 23 and 24, we will have our maple open house.
Come and enjoy!
232 Cross Point Road, Edgecomb

03/17/2018

Dear maple lovers, Thank you for liking our Henhouse Sugaring Page! We are having fun sharing our maple news and facts with you. We hope to see you at our Maple Fest,
March 24-25, 10am-4pm both Saturday and Sunday at our
maple syrup farm at 232 Cross Point Road in Edgecomb.
Call 882-7593 for more information or email [email protected]

Stay warm out there in this cold weather. Add some maple syrup to your tea and coffee and you'll be extra cozy!!!

Family owned and operated, we produce locally loved artisanal maple syrup from our very own sugarbush on the coast of Maine.

03/13/2018

The sugarhouse in evening light, March 11, 2018, courtesy Jean Kigel

03/13/2018

Views of Henhouse Sugaring, almost mid-March 2018 !

03/10/2018

Maple Syrup is really full of facts and surprises, both scientific, culinary and cultural....Here are 5 facts about it you might not know. Note: it says that it takes 40 gallons of maple surip to make one gallon of syrup, actually this can vary - mostly upward- to 50 gallons, more or less. We'll give you the stats
on how much sap it takes to make our syrup... Come to our Maple Fest and find out !

Yesterday I showed you how maple syrup is made on the Robb family farm in Brattleboro, Vermont