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South Hero, VT

The secret of the "Bryson Behemoth'?

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/03/110330131316.htm

12/18/2011 4:46:29 PM

South Hero, VT

"Syrup" should be the last word in title.

12/18/2011 4:48:19 PM

Omaha, Ne.

You mean I have been wasting it by eating it when should I should of been spraying it?

12/18/2011 7:35:02 PM

Ontario

I wonder if unpastuerized honey ,would be benificial to use.As a new grower I don't know! ,if it is used by any or many growers?,one thing about honey it has much more sugar content,and hasn't had the daylights boiled out of it.does any one use it? Terry

12/19/2011 1:22:56 PM

Ontario

It should also contain live enzymes. Terry

12/19/2011 1:27:47 PM

Seattle, WA

interesting article, thanks for sharing!

honey has anti-microbial properties.

i think molasses would still outperform maple syrup from a microbial perspective.

12/19/2011 2:24:57 PM

Little-TON - Colorado

Does anyone know. Grade B syrup just as good to spray? How much per gal? How many timeZ per week, I bet it works well in compost tea too?

12/20/2011 5:11:00 PM

South Hero, VT

I would contact Jim Bryson, since he grew the 1818.5 with foliar applications of maple syrup, along with other amendments, fertilizers, etc.

12/20/2011 6:22:05 PM

Owensboro, Ky.

With no knowledge at awl of any of these newly found sources of a sugar product to feed the goodness, I will stick w/ molasses (sorghum here in KY)!!! Peace, Wayne

1/7/2012 3:27:34 AM