What
is MSPAC ?
MSPAC
stands for Maple Syrup Producers Association of Connecticut, Inc.,
a nonprofit, 501(c)(5) organization of individuals bound together by
their common interest in sugaring for fun and profit.
The
Mission of MSPAC
The
Association’s stated objective is to encourage the production and
handling of high-quality maple syrup products in Connecticut. This is done by
providing a medium for mutual recognition and exchange of information
among its members.
Some
members produce up to 25 gallons per year; others produce 100 or more
gallons; still others are just interested.
What
does MSPAC do?
MSPAC, Inc. holds
at least two informational meetings each year when invited guest
speakers emphasize practical, how-to-do-it topics covering all aspects
of sugaring. Free
literature and lively discussion are always available.
MSPAC,
Inc. publishes a periodic newsletter called "A Drop in the
Bucket" for members including articles,
timely suggestions and a free wanted to buy, sell or swap column.
Also included with your membership is a subscription to the “Maple
Syrup Digest" published by the North American Maple Syrup
Council.
MSPAC,
Inc. is a member of the North American Maple Syrup Council.
MSPAC also works closely with a number of other state agencies
including the Connecticut Department of Agriculture, The University of
Connecticut’s Cooperative Extension System, and the Connecticut
Agricultural Experiment Station in
New Haven.
For
more membership information, go to Members page.