
02/18/13, 03:54 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Illinois
Posts: 1,045
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I believe for sap to run it has to be warmer in the day and colder at night. If temp stays cold, sap won't run. Whe temps stay warm, sap is different & time to stop. At least that what the folks who make sirup here in Funks Grove, McLean, IL (just up the road from us) told us. 
A friend helps them set their taps and piping and they have the piping up, but not the tap & buckets. They do both as they have regular tours for groups of people to see how both ways work. 
God bless,
jd
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