208 Years Of Weather Wisdom—Farmers’ Almanac Signs Off
• The Farmers' Almanac, a publication with 208 years of history, will cease publication after its 2026 edition due to financial challenges.
• Known for long-range weather forecasts based on sunspots and lunar cycles, the Almanac also offered gardening advice and home remedies.
• Editors Sandi Duncan and Peter Geiger thanked loyal readers, expressing sadness over the end of an era for the Maine-based publication.
Farmers' Almanac ending publication after 208 years
After 208 years of publication, the Farmers' Almanac has announced that its 2026 edition will be its last. The Maine-based publication, which first began printing in 1818, is ceasing operations due to financial difficulties in today's rapidly changing media environment. The Farmers' Almanac was renowned for its long-range weather forecasts, which were based on a mysterious formula involving sunspots and lunar cycles. In addition to weather predictions, the Almanac also provided gardening tips and home remedies, making it a beloved resource for generations of readers.
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