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How it all Began

Ron Kay’s love for making maple syrup began way up in the White Mountains of Northern NH. He and his brother discovered a neighbor tapping a maple tree. Ron was intrigued and so he and his brother tapped their first trees and boiled the sap right in their backyard. Throughout the rest of his childhood, Ron continued with his favorite hobby of making maple syrup.

Fast forward to 1983 when he moved to his current residence in Maynard, MA. There, Ron took up where he’d left off and followed his passion of making maple syrup, tapping neighborhood trees, and boiling the sap right in his backyard. For many years Ron made maple syrup as a hobby and in 2007, he shifted careers and decided to pursue maple sugaring full time.

In 2010, he had his maple sugar house built and over time he developed his business into what it is now. He sells to over 14 country stores, farm stands, local restaurants, and customers throughout Maynard’s surrounding communities.

It is our mission to bring great-tasting, high-quality maple syrup to surrounding communities in Massachusetts and New England. We provide the freshest packaged and bottled maple products, with great attention to details and cleanliness. We strive to carry the tradition of what Ron Kay started many years ago, making the best maple products with professionalism and care to our customers.

See Our Products
Two boys collecting sap from a tree in a snowy forest, with one boy holding a glass container and the other peeking from behind the tree. The image is in black and white, capturing a nostalgic winter scene of childhood and traditional sap collection.
A young girl wearing a fur coat and scarf stands in a snowy landscape, holding a glass jar while leaning against a tree. The black-and-white photograph captures a nostalgic winter scene.
Man standing in front of a rustic wooden sugar shack, showcasing a sign for Massachusetts maple syrup. The structure features a chimney and is surrounded by trees, with metal buckets stacked nearby on a brick pathway.
A vendor stands at a farmers market in New Hampshire, surrounded by various bottles of maple syrup and other products, with pumpkins displayed in the background. The scene captures the autumn market atmosphere.
Man wearing a blue jacket and baseball cap stands outside a wooden cabin, surrounded by greenery and steam rising from a nearby structure, while a child in a green jacket and red hat engages with him.
Stainless steel maple syrup evaporator system from Leader Evaporator Co., located in Swanton, Vermont, showcasing the intricate piping and heating elements used in syrup production.
A man in a cap explains the maple syrup production process to a group of children in a rustic setting, showcasing equipment used in syrup making.
Group of children wearing winter clothing standing in snow beside a tree with a sap bucket, participating in a maple syrup harvest activity.
Wooden cabin in a snowy landscape with smoke rising from the chimney, surrounded by bare trees and greenery, capturing a serene winter scene.
Metal buckets attached to a tree for collecting sap in a snowy landscape, with a wooden swing hanging from a nearby branch.