For generations, gardeners and farmers have turned to a small, unassuming publication for wisdom on weather, planting, and ...

The Farmers’ Almanac, founded in Lewiston, Maine back in 1818, will be ceasing after more than 200 years, as reported by ...

One of two major American almanacs is ceasing publication after more than two centuries of predicting the weather and ...

Once considered highly relevant to farmers in the days before sophisticated long-range weather forecasting, the Farmers' Almanac endured on its charm.

After more than 200 years in business, the Farmers' Almanac has published its last prediction. See its final Florida winter ...

A 208-year-old publication that farmers, gardeners and others keen to predict the weather have relied on for guidance will be ...

After more than 200 years in operation, the Farmers' Almanac will shut down next year. The publication's editors announced ...

Social media has a unique talent for creating a storm in a teacup, and a recent announcement about a centuries-old ...

Thanksgiving is nearing, and it looks like the Old Farmer’s Almanac may be correct in its weather forecast from October.

The Farmers' Almanac is distinct from the Old Farmer's Almanac, which will continue its publication.

The Farmers' Almanac was first published in 1818, emerging as a vital resource for farmers and families alike. Its blend of weather predictions, gardening advice, and practical tips has been a staple ...

A go-to source used by everyone from seasoned farmers to urban gardeners, the Farmers’ Almanac was chock-full of age-old ...