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Severance's Maple Product

About Us

Display of Severance Maple Products featuring a variety of maple syrups and candies, showcasing bottles of different sizes and flavors, at a market in Northfield, Massachusetts. The banner prominently features the brand name and contact information.

How it all got Started

We began our maple sugaring adventure in 1976 with about a dozen buckets and an open fire with a pot over the fire similar to how the native americans boiled down their sap to make maple syrup. Each year after that we increased the bucket count and found more maple trees to tap and got the neighborhood kids to help. We built a small sugarhouse with an evaporator pan and after four sugarhouse additions and four evaporator pans later with several thousand taps we are at a comfortable size. All our products are produced in northfield, MA at our sugarhouse kitchen with modern equipment. Our maple products are available on line and we sell at local stores, craft fairs and agricultural fairs in our area.

Thank you for your interest in Severance’s Maple Products.

Milton & Robin Severance

Two men working outdoors in winter, one using a tool on a tree and the other holding a hammer, surrounded by snow and forest. The men are dressed in casual, layered clothing typical of the 1970s, highlighting a rustic, outdoor lifestyle.
Display of various bottles of maple syrup on a colorful tablecloth at a local market, showcasing different grades and sizes of syrup. In the background, people are browsing nearby vendor stalls.
Workers operating a wood-fired evaporator in a sugar shack, with one person adding wood to the fire while another observes, showcasing traditional maple syrup production techniques in a rustic setting.
A man sitting on a couch gently petting a golden retriever, both appearing relaxed and content, with a cozy living room setting featuring patterned pillows and a wall decoration in the background.
Man sitting on a stool in a sugar shack, observing the maple syrup production process with steam rising from the equipment. The interior features wooden beams and various stainless steel containers and machinery used for boiling sap.
Person collecting sap from a tree in a forest during spring, using a bucket and pouring it into a white container on the ground, surrounded by bare trees and fallen leaves.