US EditionMaine-Based Farmers' Almanac Says 2026 Edition Will Be Its Last
Publication ends after the 2026 edition due to changing reader habits and economic challenges, with 1.2 million online followers as of recent years.
- The Farmers' Almanac, known for its long-range weather forecasts, gardening advice, and astrological insights, has announced that its 2026 edition will be its last after more than 200 years of publication.
- Editor Sandi Duncan said in a statement: "We are incredibly proud of the legacy we leave behind and grateful to our loyal staff, readers, contributors, and partners who have supported us through the years."
- Though the Almanac will no longer be available, Duncan wrote that its "wisdom, and spirit will continue to live on.
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Farmers' Almanac saying goodbye after more than 200 years in publication
Since 1818, people have relied on the Farmers' Almanac for when to plant crops and when the "best days" were to wean animals, potty-train children or go fishing. But the publication is ending.
Farmers’ Almanac (Almanac del Agricultor, in Spanish) announced that it will stop issuing its popular predictions starting in 2026. The brand known for its combination of long-term weather forecasts will disappear completely after more than 200 years.The end of Farmers’ Almanac: this is how the king of forecasts in the USA said goodbye.In a statement, entitled “A loving farewell”, Farmers’ Almanac confirmed that his 2026 almanac will be the last…
Historic Farmers’ Almanac to end publication after more than 200 years
After publishing for more than two centuries, Farmers’ Almanac will release its final edition in 2026, according to the Associated Press. The decision was announced Thursday by the Maine-based publication, which first printed in 1818.
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