Jeff Moore closes the door on pumping station at the 400-acre Windswept Maples Farm in Loudon. The shack holds a 500-gallon receiving tank and a 1,500 holding tank to pump the sap back to the evaporator station. The family works for early sap tapping to increase production and efficiency. GEOFF FORESTER - The Concord Insider

Home » Jeff Moore closes the door on pumping station at the 400-acre Windswept Maples Farm in Loudon. The shack holds a 500-gallon receiving tank and a 1,500 holding tank to pump the sap back to the evaporator station. The family works for early sap tapping to increase production and efficiency. GEOFF FORESTER

Jeff Moore closes the door on pumping station at the 400-acre Windswept Maples Farm in Loudon. The shack holds a 500-gallon receiving tank and a 1,500 holding tank to pump the sap back to the evaporator station. The family works for early sap tapping to increase production and efficiency. GEOFF FORESTER

Jeff Moore closes the door on pumping station at the 400-acre Windswept Maples Farm in Loudon. The shack holds a 500-gallon receiving tank and a 1,500 holding tank to pump the sap back to the evaporator station. The family works for early sap tapping to increase production and efficiency. GEOFF FORESTER

Jeff Moore closes the door on pumping station at the 400-acre Windswept Maples Farm in Loudon. The shack holds a 500-gallon receiving tank and a 1,500 holding tank to pump the sap back to the evaporator station. The family works for early sap tapping to increase production and efficiency.

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