Engaging and Sharing
Focus on Sharing
We provide farm tours and open houses, off-site presentations, and welcoming others to the Farm who share these values.
Springboro Tree Farms
35 Acres
Nestled on the banks of the Tippecanoe River in White County
Making a Difference
In the Lives of Others
The monetary value of our products (honey, maple syrup, apples, cider, etc.) is donated support the programs of not-for-profits
Welcome!!!
Springboro Tree Farms is a 37 acre managed woodland and the 2021 State winner of the Indiana Forestry and Woodland Owners Association’s annual Charles Deam Forestry Stewardship award.
We are also pleased to be an FSC Green Certified woodland within the Forest Stewardship Council's efforts to promote environmentally appropriate, socially beneficial and economically viable management of the world's forests.
Depending on the season, we produce small quantities of maple syrup, honey, apples and Christmas trees...the bulk of which are donated to worthy causes. For a fun overview of the Farm, click here for an ARTICLE about Springboro Tree Farms published in the January 2022 issue of New Holland Agriculture magazine ACRES.
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Current News: While making syrup is lots of fun, we’ve decided that forestry is for the birds! Literally.
This year our continued commitment to environmentally responsible and sustainable syrup production now includes a new and exciting participation in Forestry for the Birds. This is a collaborative effort developed by the Nature Conservancy in Indiana, professional foresters and woodland owners like Springboro Tree Farms...many of whom are members of the Indiana Maple Syrup Producers Association. Discover more in the Forestry section of this site.
By the way, this year we are tapping about 500 trees including 100 or so black walnut trees and about 400 sugar maples. Follow us on Facebook to “Enjoy the Sweet Life” and stay tuned to what's happening and when!
Explore the Farm
Take a look around the farm through the seasons.
From time to time we'll post new articles in this section that go into a bit more detail on what we're learning and the decisions we're making. For example: why do we drive a blue tractor?
Our Mission
Living third, engaging, sharing and making a difference in the lives of others.
We enjoy sharing (and learning) with others about sugaring (maple syrup), beekeeping, apple orchard management and all manner of forestry interests...from maintaining a health woodland to pond management.
