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Pennsylvania's Maple-Tapping Season kicks off at 100-Year-Old Maple Farm

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Pennsylvania is the nation's 5th largest producer of pure maple syrup, producing nearly 200,000 gallons per year worth $5.4 million. Gov. Josh Shapiro's 2024-25 budget feeds growth in Pennsylvania agriculture through smart investments in economic development, job creation, and innovation. $10.3 million in agriculture innovation to help support and attract new agricultural businesses.

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Pennsylvania's Maple-Tapping Season kicks off at 100-Year-Old Maple Farm

HARRISBURG — Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding kicked off Pennsylvania’s maple tapping-season at Dewy Meadows Farm in Warren Center, Bradford County, celebrating Pennsylvania’s maple syrup industry alongside the Pennsylvania Maple Producers Council and Pennsylvania Hardwoods Development Council.

2 months ago·Clearfield, United States

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