Schoharie County farmer in second year producing sugar-rich crop for syrup

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Schoharie County farmer in second year producing sugar-rich crop for syrup

Sunday, September 21, 2008

By R. J. Kelly
Gazette Reporter

Syrup season for Tony Van Glad has long been when maple tree sap flows near winter’s end, but a September harvest of sweet sorghum is adding a second sweet season at his Wood Homestead Farm on Blenheim Hill....

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