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	Valley Road Maple Farm -Thurman Business #1018 190 Valley Road Thurman NY  12810 Phone: 518-623-9783   Email: maple1@nycap.rr.com Sugarmakers Mike Hill and Ralph Senecal boil in a new state of the art sugarhouse. They have 1500 taps on vacuum with a reverse osmosis machine, which takes out 75% of the water before we ever boil. We have a full line of maple products including: maple syrup, maple cream, maple candy, granulated maple sugar, maple roasted peanuts, and our famous maple cotton candy. We were the winners of the Vermont International maple syrup contest for our light amber syrup. At the 2008 New York State Fair we won first prize with our maple candy. We will be open both days of the Thurman Fall Farm Fest, October 11 and 12, serving a delicious pancake breakfast from 9 to 1 and offering tours until 4 p.m.
	Sap, Tap N' Lid Maple, Thurman Business #1005 311 Mountain Road Athol NY  12810 Phone: (518) 623-9234 or 623-9546  Sugarmakers Doug and Darrin Needham and Van Baker have been making pure maple syrup for over 9 years. They have well over 600 taps on the southeast side of Kenyontown Mountain connected to a gravity-fed main line that runs directly into a 500-gallon stainless steel storage tan. Then it's boiled in a 3'x 10' wood-fired evaporator. Mmmm, that's good syrup--so good, in fact that our complete supply from 2006 is sold out. Call us in the spring of 2007 for your next year's supply. You can reach us weekdays from 5 - 9 p.m., or weekends 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Please keep trying, as we may be away from our phones.
	Adirondack Gold Maple Farm, Thurman # 1002 74 Bear Pond Road Athol NY  12810 Phone: 518-623-9718   Email: AdkGoldMaple@aol.com Here at Adirondack Gold Maple Farm we offer a full line of pure Adirondack maple products--syrup, maple cream, candies, and all kinds of perfect gifts for the times when you want to share a bit of Adirondack flavor with a friend or loved one. We are usually open weekdays 4 to 9 p.m. and weekends 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., but it's best to call us at 518-623-9718 to make sure we're in before driving out to see us on Bear Pond Road. If we don't answer the phone, please leave a message. For those of you who are getting into the sugaring business yourselves, see us about our new line of equipment and sugaring supplies to get you off on the right foot, or help you upgrade to the next level of production.
	Thurman Station Farmers Market, Thurman Not for Profit # 2003-A, NYS 418 Thurman NY  12885 Phone: 518-623-9718  View Website: www.PersisGranger.com/Thurman_Station_Farmers'_Market.htm  Email: AdkGoldMaple@aol.com The Thurman Station Farmers' Market is open from 12:30 - 5 p.m. every Wednesday, June through October 13, 2010. It is the mission of the market to provide opportunities for residents of Thurman and the surrounding area and to be a pleasant place for both tourists and local people to visit. Special events are hosted at the market from time to time. We offer garden produce, maple products, baked goods, crafts, books and collectibles, Adirondack Rustic Miniatures, garden stones, jewelry, coins, antiques. People wishing to sell at the market may choose to be a one-week vendor, monthly vendor or seasonal vendor. Email Market Manager Cheryl (Mrs. Marc) Kenyon (AdkGoldMaple@verizon) with questions. Application form includes the market rules and rates and can be emailed to you.
	Toad Hill Maple Farm, Thurman Business # 1008 151 Charles Olds Road Athol NY  12810 Phone: (518) 623-4744  View Website: www.toadhillmaple.com  Email: ToadHill@hughes.net We at Toad Hill Maple Farm look back with pride on our thirty-five years of producing delicious, high-quality maple products. There's maple syrup, maple cream and maple candies. Don't take our word for it, though. Visit our open house during Maple Weekends each spring or by appointment. Our new website is up and running. Go there to read our history, see pictures of our products and even order them online. Let us know how we can help you.