Maple Sugaring Volunteering

Maple Sugaring Volunteering

Maple Syrup Project volunteers are a dedicated group of individuals with a love for maple sugaring and a passion for sharing their knowledge. Maple Sugaring volunteers help with maintaining the maple sugaring operation in the Tollgate sugar bush and processing maple sap every year to produce maple syrup.  During our school programs and Maplefest, volunteers help share their knowledge and passion with school and community members.

Questions about volunteering in our gardens? Please contact our MSU Tollgate Farm Manager Roy Prentice at prentic1@msu.edu.

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