I haven't nailed down a specific ratio for my trees yet, since I haven't gotten a large enough production.
But yea, 40:! is a general rule. Some types of maple trees produce a noticable sweeter sap. If I had all those trees, then I would end up with probably something MAYBE more like 30 ot 35 to 1, I suspect.
My best producer and sweetest tree is a younger silver maple that will out produce older trees by almost double.
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