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Iowa is not generally thought of as being a maple syrup producing state, but it does have a few commercial producers in the northeastern part of
the state.
Sugar
maples (see map at right) grow along the eastern edge of the state. There are other varieties of maples that grow well and produce syrup in Iowa
besides the sugar maple, there are
also the black maple, silver maple
or boxelder grow
throughout much of the state and can produce maple syrup.
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