FarmsSugar Maple Farms (Lebanon Agricultural Products LLC)
Address: 779 Exeter Road Phone Number: (860) 642-0618 Contact: Jim Jahoda and Chuck Haralson Lebanon Agricultural Products has grown rapidly over the last few years. Our primary product is maple
syrup although we do have honey and vegetables in season. The sugarhouse is located off of Route 207 about a mile west of the town's center and is up a long dirt road. However, the buckets line the historic Lebanon Green and can be found on many of the surrounding town roads. Maple syrup is the first crop from Lebanon each year with the sugarhouse being busy during the months of February and March. In any given year, Jim Jahoda, owner, starts stringing tap lines before Christmas. The majority of our taps are on private or protected land in town and use gravity to draw the sap to barrels for pickup. We are still growing and have over 1000 taps. Sugar Maple Farms has been making maple syrup for over 20 years and can be found at the Lebanon Farmers Market. Chuck Haralson (642-9984), Jim's partner, does sales from his house just west of the town green on Route 207.
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Address: 779 Exeter Road
syrup although we do have honey and vegetables in season. The sugarhouse is located off of Route 207 about a mile west of the town's center and is up a long dirt road. However, the buckets line the historic Lebanon Green and can be found on many of the surrounding town roads. Maple syrup is the first crop from Lebanon each year with the sugarhouse being busy during the months of February and March.
In any given year, Jim Jahoda, owner, starts stringing tap lines before Christmas. The majority of our taps are on private or protected land in town and use gravity to draw the sap to barrels for pickup. We are still growing and have over 1000 taps.