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Pure Birch Syrup from the Kispiox Valley in Northwest British Columbia, Canada 

​Our property is 550+ acres of mixed timber including an abundance of paper birch trees of varying maturities. We are committed to harvesting birch sap in a sustainable manner with low impact on the air, soil and water. Tapped trees are located near the processing site and are accessed via rehabilitated logging trails. Water is gravity feed and heat is from dead and downed trees. Excess heat from syrup production is used in our greenhouse. 

The tapping season in the Kispiox Valley occurs between mid-April and mid-May, give or take a week. Trees are tapped for 5 consecutive years and then taken out of production. We plug individual tapping holes after each season so that the tree “heals” properly. New trees are started every year.

We also ​​grow bedding plants in our greenhouse which we sell onsite and at the Hazelton & Bulkley Valley Farmers Markets in May and June.  

near Pentz Lake in the Kispiox Valley, BC    Google Earth co-ordinates from 3 km up 2005 photo: Center of property (driveway-road) ​Latitude 55°29'45.29"N Longitude 127°49'33.91"W