State Recipes from the Living Well Book

Vermont

Sugar on Snow

Introduced to early settlers by Native Americans, Maple Sugaring and Sugar on Snow parties have been a spring tradition in Vermont for centuries. Vermont is the largest producer of maple syrup in the United States. The climate is ideal for growing sugar maple trees and for good sap flow. Forty years are required to grow a maple tree large enough to tap and it takes 40 gallons of sap to make one gallon of syrup.

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Awards & Recognition

NEAFCS honors the contributions of members to the profession and to society through a number of awards given annually.

To apply for an award, go to the Members Only section, log in and select the Online Awards Application link.

Awards-at-a-Glance

Awards Manual — Everything you need to apply for an NEAFCS Award or Fellowship.

Award Sponsors

Past Award & Fellowship Recipients — See past NEAFCS Award and Fellowship Recipients and view NEAFCS Awards Programs from 2004 onward.

Award Winner News Release

Examples of National Award-Winning Entries — This section contains five examples of NEAFCS Awards & Recognition entries which were judged as National Award Winners in 2008. They are provided as helpful examples for those applying for NEAFCS Awards in the future.

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