But when you slow down to look closely, you’ll discover that all trees bloom. For most species, such as familiar maples, oaks ...

At Franz Jevne State Park, you can skip stones across the Rainy River and watch them splash down in Canada – international travel for your pebbles! This tiny treasure (one of Minnesota’s smallest ...

Not sure what the real difference is between Canadian maple syrup and the American stuff? Well, here's what you need to know.

Canada controls the majority of the world’s maple syrup supply and manufactures much of the ... t offset the price of the equipment,” said Custer, who tapped over 15,000 trees this year. Much of ...

HAL EAGLETAIL: Everyone had title to Cypress because that was the only place on the prairie, at the time, that had an ...

Maple syrup isn’t usually the first thing you think of when President Donald Trump ‘s tariffs are mentioned. However, the ...

The workday at Lola Blooms begins by unpacking the morning delivery: a colorful mix of dahlias, hydrangeas, carnations, roses ...

The president of the Wadena Area Growers Association taps his maple and birch trees on his Sebeka farm north of Wadena to produce syrup he also sells at the Wadena Farmers Market.

Canadians churn out close to 70% of the world's maple syrup. That's a lot of buckets nailed to a lot of Canadian maple trees.

Multiple countries contribute to each container of the sticky sweetener, with the vast majority of equipment sold by Canada.

There’s a lot about maple syrup production that lies outside human control — the snowpack, the coldest temperatures, the ...