ALBANY -- The United States maple crop came in at 4.207 million gallons, a massive jump over last year's crop of 3.434 million gallons, according to the statistics service of the U.S. agriculture department. 

Once again leading the nation, Vermont smashed previous totals, barreling and jugging  1.990 million gallons. 

Last year the state made 1.410 million gallons of syrup. New York also had a huge year, with 707,000 gallons made, ranking second in the nation, according to USDA. 

Maine came in at 675,000 gallons. 

Other big states were Wisconsin at 235,000 gallons and New Hampshire at 169,000 gallons. 

Ohio made 70,000 gallons, about half of last year's crop, USDA said. Michigan was also down with 90,000 gallons made, USDA said. 

The U.S had 12.5 million taps out this season, up from 11.9 million taps last year. 

Yield per tap was calculated at .33 gallons per tap this year, according to USDA. 

Complete statistics will be available in the Official Maple Syrup Almanac, which will be published in July.

June 2016