Across the territory where the balsam fir can be found, be it from east-central Canada starting in the centre of Alberta to the end of the Maritimes, or the northeastern United States and along the Great Lakes, everyone can harvest balsam fir tree resin. Throughout the territory Fir Tree Gum of the North will accompany you.
Better known as a "Christmas tree”, the balsam fir is called "Annedda" in Amerindian. Jacques Cartier called it the "tree of life". Here’s why:
The terrible winter of 1536 ....
An experienced lumberjack standing before a conifer will tell you with a quick glance from 20 metres away if it is a balsam fir. But for somebody who has grown up in a concrete jungle, the task is a little more challenging…
Whether you are harvesting the fir resin for your own needs or for extra income, we have what you need to make your experience an enjoyable one