UPDATE: The Farmer’s Almanac has just announced its closure after an impressive run of over 200 years, sending shockwaves through the publishing community. However, the Old Farmer’s Almanac, a distinct publication that has been around since 1792, is steadfastly continuing its operations, reassuring readers that it is “not going anywhere.”
In a statement released shortly after the news of the Farmer’s Almanac’s shutdown, the Old Farmer’s Almanac, based in New Hampshire, emphasized its commitment to publishing its annual edition and maintaining a robust online presence at Almanac.com. “As we have since George Washington’s presidency, we will continue to publish our annual edition, while educating and entertaining readers,” the statement read.
The Old Farmer’s Almanac, owned by Yankee Publishing Inc., is not only surviving but thriving. Plans are underway for “new gardening books, new digital tools and calculators, and more seasonal weather forecasts.” The publication promises to uphold its tradition of delivering reliable gardening, astronomy, and folklore content that has captivated readers for generations.
“Amid an ever-changing world, our mission endures: to offer practical, uplifting wisdom rooted in nature and time-tested experience,” the Old Farmer’s Almanac declared. The announcement concluded with a heartfelt message to its loyal audience: “As sure as the Sun will rise, The Old Farmer’s Almanac—with our familiar yellow cover and 80 percent accurate weather forecasts—will be around for generations to come.”
This development marks a significant moment in the landscape of almanac publications. Readers who relied on the Farmer’s Almanac for seasonal forecasts and gardening tips will now need to turn to the Old Farmer’s Almanac for their trusted insights.
As the publishing world shifts, the Old Farmer’s Almanac stands ready to adapt and grow. The latest predictions, including the forecast for the Thanksgiving 2025 season, are available now, ensuring that readers have access to timely and relevant information.
For those looking for reliable content and forecasts, the Old Farmer’s Almanac remains a beacon in the industry, ready to support its readers through the seasons and beyond. Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.
