Jasmine looked around at the towering maple trees surrounding her; perhaps she could come back after a period of time to try collecting.
That way, after a year passed, observing the changes of the trees, she would eventually figure out the best season to collect maple syrup.
Jasmine silently memorized this matter in the notebook in her mind.
Although she had previously found some sugar beet seeds from Jacques' grocery store, the sugar beets at this time were very different from the large sugar beets specialized for sugar production in later generations.
People of this era planted sugar beets mainly to eat the green leaves; the tubers underground were tiny and rough, not to mention the sugar content was not high.
Even if they could still be pressed for juice to make sugar, for Jasmine, the economic efficiency was not great; it took effort, but the return was not much.
