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Beginning or Expanding Maple Syrup Operations as a Profitable Business
Beginning or Expanding Maple Syrup Operations as a Profitable Business

Beginning or Expanding Maple Syrup Operations as a Profitable Business

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This book is designed to help a maple producer develop with a business plan for their operation, which is essential for someone wanting to secure funds to either start-up, expand their business, or take out an operating loan. It also provides a basic framework for someone to begin considering the income and expenses incurred as their operation develops.

Written by Jeffrey Perry and Stephen Childs

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