🌐 Tree Syrup Farm Network –
Supplier Relay Hub

The Tree Syrup Farm Network assembles rare syrups from small, family-run farms across the United States. We partner with producers who value forest stewardship, flavor integrity, and regenerative practices. Whether you tap Sugar Maple in Vermont or Sweetgum in Georgia, your syrup could be the next featured varietal.

Co-op Relay
Join a regional co-op for shared branding, batch aggregation,
and seasonal distribution.

Independent Relay
Operate solo with direct listing, custom avatar, and timestamped provenance.

Affiliate Deployment
Tokenize your syrup for resale, gifting, or collector drops via NFT-backed schema.

🧾 How to Join

• Submit a sample batch for flavor and sourcing verification

• Provide species, region, and harvest details

• Choose your relay pathway (Co-op or Independent)

• Receive avatar lock, timestamp, and optional NFT provisioning

🧬 Why Join the Network?

• Access to schema-bound listing logic

• Inclusion in seasonal drops and affiliate storefronts

• Transparent governance and audit-friendly protocols

• Optional participation in DAO-backed decision layers

🪵 Supplier Pathways

🔧 Supplier Tools & Onboarding

Supplier Intake Form

Submit your name, region, tree species tapped, and batch size.

Optional: upload a photo or avatar.

Submit for Verification

🧾 Processing & Intake Flow

• Producers submit samples with species, region, and harvest date.

• Verified batches are tagged for seasonal drop inclusion.

• Each varietal is then avatar-locked and formatted for affiliate deployment or resale.

This seasonal logic isn’t just agricultural—it’s operational.
It helps us forecast availability, manage supplier flow, and align investor expectations.

Verified Supplier Regions – Map Overlay

🌲 Real-World Harvest Timing

• Maple & Birch (Q1): Sap runs early in cold climates, from late winter to early spring.

• Sweetgum & Hickory (Q2): Warmer regions, mid-spring to early summer tapping.

• Black Walnut & Ironwood (Q3): Late summer yields, often smaller batches.

• Sycamore & Butternut (Q4): Fall harvests, rare drops, often experimental.

Seasonal Drop Schedule

The Tree Syrup Farm Network is designed for independent producers, co-op relays, and affiliate storefronts. Whether you’re tapping trees in Michigan or Georgia,
We’re ready to onboard your syrup into the relay.

Governance Preview

Participate in optional DAO-backed decision layers.

Vote on seasonal priorities, asset bundling, and network expansion.
(DAO participation is optional and non-binding)
Verified Suppliers Only

🧾Vendor Frequently Asked Questions

What species are accepted?

We accept syrup harvested from a wide range of tree species, including Sugar Maple, Red Maple, Silver Maple, Birch, Black Walnut, Sweetgum, Hickory, Sycamore, Butternut, Ironwood, and more. If your tree produces sap with flavor or health value, we’re interested.

How do I tokenize my syrup?

Once your batch is verified, you can opt into affiliate deployment. We format your syrup as a digital asset—timestamped, regionally anchored, and NFT-compatible. This allows for resale, gifting, and collector drops with full provenance.

What is avatar-locking?

Avatar-locking assigns a unique visual identity to your syrup varietal. It’s a photorealistic image tied to your region, species, and harvest logic. Once locked, it becomes part of your asset’s metadata and cannot be altered—preserving brand integrity and traceability.

How do seasonal drops work?

Verified batches are grouped by quarter based on harvest timing and species. Each seasonal drop showcases select varietals, enabling affiliate storefronts and investor previews. Producers can opt in to join drops or hold assets for private deployment.

The Tree Syrup Farm Network is designed for
independent producers, co-op relays, and affiliate storefronts.
Whether you’re tapping trees in Michigan or Georgia,
we’re ready to onboard your syrup into the relay.

📊 Relay Operations & Timing Logic

• Batch Verification Windows: Intake forms and sample submissions are timestamped and grouped by quarter.

• Regional Climate Patterns: Sourcing logic reflects frost cycles, sap pressure, and forest health.

• Flavor Integrity: Some syrups (e.g., Sweetgum) degrade quickly post-harvest, so timing is critical.

🕒 Timestamp & Asset Verification

Tree Syrup Farm Network assets are verified and timestamped to ensure traceability, seasonal accuracy, and audit integrity.

📍 Domain: TreeSyrupFarm.network

🧬 Schema: Flavor | NFT-backed | Regenerative

🔒 Avatar: Locked

🕒 Timestamp: 2025-10-01 12:53 EDT

Ownership verified via decentralized registry. All rights reserved.