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Farmer's Almanac
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Almanac Publishing Co.
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1818
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Farmers' Almanac is a continuously published American periodical founded in 1818, headquartered in Lewiston, Maine, offering long-range weather forecasts, celestial and lunar calendars, gardening and fishing guides, and traditional seasonal-living content. Its core technical asset is a proprietary weather-forecasting formula combining sunspot cycles, lunar position, tidal pull, and 200 years of historical pattern weighting, administered by a prognosticator operating under the long-standing Caleb Weatherbee pseudonym. The product surface includes an annual print edition, regional long-range weather forecasts (seven US zones, five Canadian zones), seasonal extended forecasts (winter, summer, fall), and an interlocking set of calendars (Best Days, Gardening by the Moon, Fishing, Full Moon, Zodiac), plus a Weather History Database covering 50 years of US conditions and supported by Visual Crossing data. The company operates a direct-to-consumer model monetized through a $13.99/year All-Access digital membership and one-time print edition sales via retail newsstands and direct mail. Following Geiger Publishing's November 2025 announcement of closure, Unofficial Networks acquired Farmers' Almanac in January 2026, establishing Farmers' Almanac LLC under custodian Tim Konrad with stated plans to revive and expand the print edition.

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Farmers' Almanac, founded in 1818 and based in Lewiston, Maine, publishes long-range weather forecasts, lunar/celestial calendars, gardening and fishing guides for U.S. and Canadian consumers, and sells them via print editions and a $13.99/year All-Access digital membership.

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HeadquartersLewiston, United States
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Lewiston
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United States
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North America
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
long-range weather forecasts, gardening calendars, fishing calendars, astronomy content, seasonal living advice
Industry1 code
1Precision Sensing & Monitoring (Soil/Weather Stations, In-Field Sensors, IoT)
CodeAFAGALABPrimaryYes
NAICS code1 code
  • Farm Management Services115116
SIC code1 code
  • Agricultural Services700
Product category
Weather Forecasting and Seasonal Almanac Publications
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1Digital Membership Subscription
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

All-Access digital membership provides access to long-range weather forecasts, Best Days calendars, Gardening by the Moon calendar, Fishing calendar, and ad-free content. Priced at $13.99/year with free shipping on print edition included.

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2Print Edition Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

Physical almanac published annually since 1818, sold through retail and direct orders. The 2026 edition was initially announced as the final edition before acquisition by Unofficial Networks revived publication.

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Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain
Pricing details1 tier
1All-Access Membership - Full digital access to all almanac features
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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$13.99 Per Year - includes 12 months of weather forecasts, Best Days calendar, Gardening by the Moon Calendar, Fishing Calendar, and ad-free access. Free shipping on print edition.

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Farmers' Almanac publishes a proprietary long-range weather forecast and an integrated suite of lunar- and zodiac-based planning calendars, including Best Days, Gardening, Fishing, Full Moon, and Zodiac calendars. Content is delivered through an annual print edition and a digital All-Access Membership at $13.99/year, with regional Winter, Summer, and Fall extended forecasts for the US and Canada. The publication, in print since 1818, also provides weather lore, astronomy guides, a 50-year weather history database, and seasonal home-living content.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 value
  • 80-85% self-reported accuracy on regional weather forecasts
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The Farmers' Almanac is a traditional American publication offering a suite of calendar-based planning tools centered on weather forecasting and natural/celestial cycles. The core offering is the annual Farmers' Almanac publication, which provides long-range weather forecasts using a proprietary formula based on sunspot cycles, lunar position, tidal pull, and historical patterns. The digital platform delivers multiple interconnected calendars including the Long Range Weather Forecast (regional US and Canada coverage), Winter/Summer/Fall Extended Forecasts, Best Days Calendar, Gardening Calendar, Fishing Calendar, Full Moon Calendar, and Zodiac Calendar. All features are accessible through an All-Access Membership subscription ($13.99/year) with premium content behind a paywall. In January 2026, the publication was acquired by Unofficial Networks and rebranded as Farmers' Almanac LLC, with plans to revive and expand the print edition. The company is headquartered in Lewiston, Maine and has operated continuously since 1818.

Product and service14 records
1Farmers' Almanac Core Publication (Annual Print and Digital Almanac)
CategoryAnnual Almanac Publication
Description

The flagship annual publication offering long-range weather forecasts, gardening calendars based on moon phases, fishing calendars, full moon calendars, zodiac calendars, best days calendars, weather history database, seasonal forecasts (winter, summer, fall), weather lore articles, and astronomical guides. Sold in print since 1818 and digitally through the All-Access Membership.

2All-Access Membership
CategorySubscription Membership
Description

Premium annual subscription offering access to all Farmers' Almanac features including extended 12-month weather forecasts, Best Days Calendar, Gardening by the Moon Calendar, Fishing Calendar, Zodiac Calendar, and ad-free access. Priced at $13.99 per year with free shipping on print editions.

3Long Range Weather Forecast
CategoryWeather Forecast
Description

Regional long-range weather forecasts covering United States (7 zones) and Canada (5 zones) with 3-day block forecasts, helping users plan vacations, weddings, heating budgets, and special events.

4Winter Weather Forecast
CategorySeasonal Weather Forecast
Description

Annual extended winter weather forecast for United States and Canada, predicting dramatic weather swings, snowfall patterns, and cold outbreaks from December through March. Uses a formula based on sunspot cycles, lunar position, tidal pull, and historical patterns.

5Summer Weather Forecast
CategorySeasonal Weather Forecast
Description

Extended summer weather forecast predicting heat patterns, precipitation trends, hurricane threats for United States and Canada. Includes Fourth of July and Labor Day weekend regional forecasts.

6Fall Weather Forecast
CategorySeasonal Weather Forecast
Description

Extended fall weather forecast for September through November, including Halloween weather predictions, regional precipitation and snowfall outlooks for United States and Canada.

7Fishing Calendar
CategoryLunar Planning Calendar
Description

Annual fishing calendar based on moon phases and zodiac signs predicting best days and times (morning/evening) for fishing. Ratings include Best, Good, Fair, and Poor conditions.

8Gardening Calendar
CategoryLunar Planning Calendar
Description

Planting calendar using moon phases and zodiac position to predict optimal dates for planting above-ground crops, root crops, transplanting, pruning, and other gardening tasks. Includes monthly gardening to-do lists.

9Full Moon Calendar
CategoryAstronomy Calendar
Description

Annual full moon calendar listing all 13 full moons with dates, times, traditional Native American names (Wolf Moon, Snow Moon, Worm Moon, etc.), supermoon information, and Blue Moon details.

10Zodiac Calendar
CategoryAstronomy Calendar
Description

Calendar showing the moon's placement in zodiac signs with associations to body parts. Includes zodiac sign characteristics (fruitful/barren, dry/moist, masculine/feminine) used for determining optimal days for activities.

11Best Days Calendar
CategoryLunar Planning Calendar
Description

Calendar identifying optimal days for various activities based on moon phase, zodiac position, and celestial factors. Activities include weaning, potty training, fishing, gardening, pruning, setting eggs, home repair, and more.

12Weather History Database
CategoryWeather Database
Description

Historical weather database powered by Visual Crossing allowing users to search weather conditions for any day in the past 50 years, covering US locations.

13Weather Lore Articles
CategoryEditorial Content
Description

Collection of weather folklore articles exploring natural weather signs, persimmon seed predictions, animal behavior indicators, and traditional forecasting methods passed down through generations.

14Hurricane Preparedness Guide
CategorySafety and Preparedness Content
Description

Educational primer on hurricanes, tornadoes, and storm surges including safety tips, disaster supply kit recommendations, and evacuation guidelines.

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-01-28
Description

Unofficial Networks, a family-owned outdoor media company, acquired the Farmers' Almanac in January 2026, saving the 208-year-old publication from permanent closure after its parent company Geiger Publishing announced it would conclude publication following the 2026 edition. The acquisition established Farmers' Almanac LLC with founder Tim Konrad positioned as the new custodian to preserve and sustain the publication's traditions. Both brands will continue operating independently with plans to revive and expand the annual print edition.

Recent move6 records

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Peers8 records
1Better Homes & Gardens
TypeEmerging player
Description

Better Homes & Gardens is a large mainstream home and gardening media brand with deep content around gardening, seasonal living, and home tips. It overlaps with Farmers' Almanac's gardening and home-living audience at much larger scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

AccuWeather is a large-scale commercial weather forecasting company providing short- and long-range forecasts across digital, TV, and enterprise channels. While focused on shorter-term accuracy, it competes with Farmers' Almanac for consumer weather attention and subscription dollars.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Founded in 1792, The Old Farmer's Almanac is the closest direct competitor — a long-running annual almanac publisher offering competing long-range weather forecasts, gardening calendars, and astronomical data to the same U.S./Canada consumer audience.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Hobby Farms is a media brand targeting small-scale and hobby farmers with content on livestock, crops, and homesteading. It overlaps with Farmers' Almanac's farmer and gardener segments, though its focus is more on operational how-to content than forecasting.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Weather Underground provides hyper-local weather data and forecasts sourced from a large personal weather station network. It competes for the same consumer weather-information audience with a more data-driven, technology-forward approach.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Mother Earth News covers sustainable living, organic gardening, and homesteading. It shares Farmers' Almanac's gardening and traditional-living audience but emphasizes modern sustainability practices over almanac folklore and long-range forecasting.

TypeRegional player
Description

Yankee Magazine is a long-running regional lifestyle publication covering New England traditions, food, and home. It shares Farmers' Almanac's Maine heritage, traditional New England audience, and seasonal lifestyle content, though it does not focus on weather forecasting.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The Weather Channel is a major weather media brand offering forecasts, news, and original content across web, mobile, and television. It represents the broad, modern alternative to Farmers' Almanac's traditional almanac-style forecasting.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Farmer's Almanac

Weather Forecasting and Seasonal Almanac Publicationsfarmersalmanac.com

Farmers' Almanac, founded in 1818 and based in Lewiston, Maine, publishes long-range weather forecasts, lunar/celestial calendars, gardening and fishing guides for U.S. and Canadian consumers, and sells them via print editions and a $13.99/year All-Access digital membership.

What Farmer's Almanac does

Farmers' Almanac is a continuously published American periodical founded in 1818, headquartered in Lewiston, Maine, offering long-range weather forecasts, celestial and lunar calendars, gardening and fishing guides, and traditional seasonal-living content. Its core technical asset is a proprietary weather-forecasting formula combining sunspot cycles, lunar position, tidal pull, and 200 years of historical pattern weighting, administered by a prognosticator operating under the long-standing Caleb Weatherbee pseudonym. The product surface includes an annual print edition, regional long-range weather forecasts (seven US zones, five Canadian zones), seasonal extended forecasts (winter, summer, fall), and an interlocking set of calendars (Best Days, Gardening by the Moon, Fishing, Full Moon, Zodiac), plus a Weather History Database covering 50 years of US conditions and supported by Visual Crossing data. The company operates a direct-to-consumer model monetized through a $13.99/year All-Access digital membership and one-time print edition sales via retail newsstands and direct mail. Following Geiger Publishing's November 2025 announcement of closure, Unofficial Networks acquired Farmers' Almanac in January 2026, establishing Farmers' Almanac LLC under custodian Tim Konrad with stated plans to revive and expand the print edition.

Farmer's Almanac firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Farmer's Almanac
Legal name
Almanac Publishing Co.
Website
https://farmersalmanac.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1818
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Farmers' Almanac, founded in 1818 and based in Lewiston, Maine, publishes long-range weather forecasts, lunar/celestial calendars, gardening and fishing guides for U.S. and Canadian consumers, and sells them via print editions and a $13.99/year All-Access digital membership.
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Farmer's Almanac industry classification

Industry
Product category
Weather Forecasting and Seasonal Almanac Publications
NAICS
Farm Management Services (115116)
SIC
Agricultural Services (700)
akta.pro primary industry
Precision Sensing & Monitoring (Soil/Weather Stations, In-Field Sensors, IoT) (AFAGALAB)

Keywords

  • Long-range weather forecasts
  • Gardening calendars
  • Fishing calendars
  • Astronomy content
  • Seasonal living advice

Where Farmer's Almanac is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Lewiston
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Farmer's Almanac business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Digital Commerce or Content
Cost components
Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain

Revenue model

  1. Digital Membership Subscription: All-Access digital membership provides access to long-range weather forecasts, Best Days calendars, Gardening by the Moon calendar, Fishing calendar, and ad-free content. Priced at $13.99/year with free shipping on print edition included.
  2. Print Edition Sales: Physical almanac published annually since 1818, sold through retail and direct orders. The 2026 edition was initially announced as the final edition before acquisition by Unofficial Networks revived publication.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualAll-Access Membership - Full digital access to all almanac features

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels9 records

Farmer's Almanac product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Farmers' Almanac publishes a proprietary long-range weather forecast and an integrated suite of lunar- and zodiac-based planning calendars, including Best Days, Gardening, Fishing, Full Moon, and Zodiac calendars. Content is delivered through an annual print edition and a digital All-Access Membership at $13.99/year, with regional Winter, Summer, and Fall extended forecasts for the US and Canada. The publication, in print since 1818, also provides weather lore, astronomy guides, a 50-year weather history database, and seasonal home-living content.

Product overview

The Farmers' Almanac is a traditional American publication offering a suite of calendar-based planning tools centered on weather forecasting and natural/celestial cycles. The core offering is the annual Farmers' Almanac publication, which provides long-range weather forecasts using a proprietary formula based on sunspot cycles, lunar position, tidal pull, and historical patterns. The digital platform delivers multiple interconnected calendars including the Long Range Weather Forecast (regional US and Canada coverage), Winter/Summer/Fall Extended Forecasts, Best Days Calendar, Gardening Calendar, Fishing Calendar, Full Moon Calendar, and Zodiac Calendar. All features are accessible through an All-Access Membership subscription ($13.99/year) with premium content behind a paywall. In January 2026, the publication was acquired by Unofficial Networks and rebranded as Farmers' Almanac LLC, with plans to revive and expand the print edition. The company is headquartered in Lewiston, Maine and has operated continuously since 1818.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Farmers' Almanac Core Publication (Annual Print and Digital Almanac) The flagship annual publication offering long-range weather forecasts, gardening calendars based on moon phases, fishing calendars, full moon calendars, zodiac calendars, best days calendars, weather history database, seasonal forecasts (winter, summer, fall), weather lore articles, and astronomical guides. Sold in print since 1818 and digitally through the All-Access Membership.
  • All-Access Membership Premium annual subscription offering access to all Farmers' Almanac features including extended 12-month weather forecasts, Best Days Calendar, Gardening by the Moon Calendar, Fishing Calendar, Zodiac Calendar, and ad-free access. Priced at $13.99 per year with free shipping on print editions.
  • Long Range Weather Forecast Regional long-range weather forecasts covering United States (7 zones) and Canada (5 zones) with 3-day block forecasts, helping users plan vacations, weddings, heating budgets, and special events.
  • Winter Weather Forecast Annual extended winter weather forecast for United States and Canada, predicting dramatic weather swings, snowfall patterns, and cold outbreaks from December through March. Uses a formula based on sunspot cycles, lunar position, tidal pull, and historical patterns.
  • Summer Weather Forecast Extended summer weather forecast predicting heat patterns, precipitation trends, hurricane threats for United States and Canada. Includes Fourth of July and Labor Day weekend regional forecasts.
  • Fall Weather Forecast Extended fall weather forecast for September through November, including Halloween weather predictions, regional precipitation and snowfall outlooks for United States and Canada.
  • Fishing Calendar Annual fishing calendar based on moon phases and zodiac signs predicting best days and times (morning/evening) for fishing. Ratings include Best, Good, Fair, and Poor conditions.
  • Gardening Calendar Planting calendar using moon phases and zodiac position to predict optimal dates for planting above-ground crops, root crops, transplanting, pruning, and other gardening tasks. Includes monthly gardening to-do lists.
  • Full Moon Calendar Annual full moon calendar listing all 13 full moons with dates, times, traditional Native American names (Wolf Moon, Snow Moon, Worm Moon, etc.), supermoon information, and Blue Moon details.
  • Zodiac Calendar Calendar showing the moon's placement in zodiac signs with associations to body parts. Includes zodiac sign characteristics (fruitful/barren, dry/moist, masculine/feminine) used for determining optimal days for activities.
  • Best Days Calendar Calendar identifying optimal days for various activities based on moon phase, zodiac position, and celestial factors. Activities include weaning, potty training, fishing, gardening, pruning, setting eggs, home repair, and more.
  • Weather History Database Historical weather database powered by Visual Crossing allowing users to search weather conditions for any day in the past 50 years, covering US locations.
  • Weather Lore Articles Collection of weather folklore articles exploring natural weather signs, persimmon seed predictions, animal behavior indicators, and traditional forecasting methods passed down through generations.
  • Hurricane Preparedness Guide Educational primer on hurricanes, tornadoes, and storm surges including safety tips, disaster supply kit recommendations, and evacuation guidelines.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 80-85% self-reported accuracy on regional weather forecasts

Companies that use Farmer's Almanac

Customer profile

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Farmer's Almanac technology and API

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Farmer's Almanac partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Unofficial NetworksflagshipOthers · 28 January 2026Unofficial Networks, a family-owned outdoor media company, acquired the Farmers' Almanac in January 2026, saving the 208-year-old publication from permanent closure after its parent company Geiger Publishing announced it would conclude publication following the 2026 edition. The acquisition established Farmers' Almanac LLC with founder Tim Konrad positioned as the new custodian to preserve and sustain the publication's traditions. Both brands will continue operating independently with plans to revive and expand the annual print edition.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Farmer's Almanac competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Better Homes & Gardens: Better Homes & Gardens is a large mainstream home and gardening media brand with deep content around gardening, seasonal living, and home tips. It overlaps with Farmers' Almanac's gardening and home-living audience at much larger scale.
  • Hobby Farms: Hobby Farms is a media brand targeting small-scale and hobby farmers with content on livestock, crops, and homesteading. It overlaps with Farmers' Almanac's farmer and gardener segments, though its focus is more on operational how-to content than forecasting.
  • Mother Earth News: Mother Earth News covers sustainable living, organic gardening, and homesteading. It shares Farmers' Almanac's gardening and traditional-living audience but emphasizes modern sustainability practices over almanac folklore and long-range forecasting.

Broad incumbents

  • AccuWeather: AccuWeather is a large-scale commercial weather forecasting company providing short- and long-range forecasts across digital, TV, and enterprise channels. While focused on shorter-term accuracy, it competes with Farmers' Almanac for consumer weather attention and subscription dollars.
  • Weather Underground: Weather Underground provides hyper-local weather data and forecasts sourced from a large personal weather station network. It competes for the same consumer weather-information audience with a more data-driven, technology-forward approach.
  • The Weather Channel: The Weather Channel is a major weather media brand offering forecasts, news, and original content across web, mobile, and television. It represents the broad, modern alternative to Farmers' Almanac's traditional almanac-style forecasting.

Direct peers

  • The Old Farmer's Almanac: Founded in 1792, The Old Farmer's Almanac is the closest direct competitor — a long-running annual almanac publisher offering competing long-range weather forecasts, gardening calendars, and astronomical data to the same U.S./Canada consumer audience.

Regional players

  • Yankee Magazine: Yankee Magazine is a long-running regional lifestyle publication covering New England traditions, food, and home. It shares Farmers' Almanac's Maine heritage, traditional New England audience, and seasonal lifestyle content, though it does not focus on weather forecasting.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Farmer's Almanac social profiles

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Farmer's Almanac financial estimates

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Farmer's Almanac leadership team

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Farmer's Almanac funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Farmer's Almanac M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Farmer's Almanac

What does Farmer's Almanac do?

Farmers' Almanac publishes a proprietary long-range weather forecast and an integrated suite of lunar- and zodiac-based planning calendars, including Best Days, Gardening, Fishing, Full Moon, and Zodiac calendars. Content is delivered through an annual print edition and a digital All-Access Membership at $13.99/year, with regional Winter, Summer, and Fall extended forecasts for the US and Canada. The publication, in print since 1818, also provides weather lore, astronomy guides, a 50-year weather history database, and seasonal home-living content.

Is Farmer's Almanac a public or private company?

Farmer's Almanac is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Farmer's Almanac founded?

Farmer's Almanac was founded in 1818. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Farmer's Almanac based?

Farmer's Almanac is headquartered in Lewiston, United States, in the North America region.

How does Farmer's Almanac make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Digital Membership Subscription is the primary driver. The others are print Edition Sales.

Who are Farmer's Almanac's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Better Homes & Gardens, Hobby Farms and Mother Earth News. Broad incumbents are AccuWeather, Weather Underground and The Weather Channel. The Old Farmer's Almanac is listed as a direct peer. Yankee Magazine is listed as a regional player.

Does Farmer's Almanac have an API?

No public API is recorded for Farmer's Almanac.

What industry is Farmer's Almanac in?

Farmer's Almanac's product category is Weather Forecasting and Seasonal Almanac Publications. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFAGALAB, Precision Sensing & Monitoring (Soil/Weather Stations, In-Field Sensors, IoT). Its NAICS code is 115116 and its SIC code is 700.

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ThehillWhat will winter be like near you? Here’s what the outlooks suggestThe 2026-2027 winter outlook from the Farmers' and Old Farmer's Almanacs and NOAA suggests warmer-than-normal temperatures across most of the U.S., with above-average precipitation in the South. El Niño is expected to persist into spring 2027, making northern states drier and warmer while southern states are cooler and wetter.YahooAs nor'easter exits, what can we expect this winter? Check predictionsThe Farmers' Almanac predicts heavy wet snow in inland Delaware during January and February, while the Old Farmer's Almanac forecasts a milder winter with above-average temperatures and below-normal snowfall. El Niño's impact on Delaware is minimal, with the North Atlantic Oscillation and a potentially weakening polar vortex as key factors to watch.The Courier-JournalNWS, Farmers' Almanac winter forecasts for KY conflict. What each saysThe National Weather Service forecasts above-average temperatures in Kentucky from December 2026 through February 2027, while the Farmers' Almanac predicts a winter of snow, sleet, and surprises. The NWS attributes the warmer outlook to El Niño, but notes snow is still possible.AOL.comWinter forecast controversy. Can you trust an almanac?Experts dispute the accuracy of farmer's almanac weather forecasts, citing their secret methods and vague language. The almanacs claim about 80% accuracy, but scientists say their seasonal predictions are less reliable than modern models. The Farmers' Almanac is shutting down after the 2026 edition.USA TODAYWinter forecast controversy. Can you trust an almanac?Experts dispute the accuracy of almanac weather forecasts, citing their secret methods and vague language. The Old Farmer's Almanac claims 80% accuracy, but scientists say its seasonal predictions are less reliable than modern models. The Farmers' Almanac is shutting down after its 2026 edition.CincinnatiWhen will Ohio get cold? See Farmers' Almanac first frost mapThe Farmers' Almanac forecast Ohio's first frost for the 2026-27 winter, predicting Cincinnati's first frost on Oct. 20, with the last possible frost on April 23. The almanac cites 80-85% accuracy on regional outlooks, though meteorologists note significant uncertainty in long-range forecasts.GestionPrimeras nevadas se acercan a EE.UU.: conoce las regiones que permanecen bajo vigilancia esta temporadaFarmer's Almanac forecasts early snow in the northern Rocky Mountains, northern Great Plains, and Upper Midwest between August and early October. Snowfall depends on location, elevation, and annual conditions, with accumulation requiring at least 0.1 inch. Southern regions remain milder, with snow rare until late November or December.The Tuscaloosa NewsWhen will first frost hit Alabama? What forecasts, history predictThe Farmers' Almanac forecasts a wet, stormy winter for Alabama, with above-normal precipitation and occasional cold bursts. Snow risk is low, but freezing rain or sleet is possible. Montgomery's first frost typically arrives around Nov. 15, though historical extremes range from Oct. 19 to Jan. 31.YahooWhen will it snow? Check Farmers' Almanac first snowfall mapThe Farmers' Almanac released a forecast map for the typical first snowfall across the U.S., with snow expected in high elevations of the northernmost mountains this weekend. The National Weather Service gave a 40% chance of 4 inches or more in the Rocky Mountain Front of Montana, and the almanac notes its timing is a climatological guide, not a specific forecast.The IndependentFarmer’s Almanac predicts the first snow of the winter forecastThe Farmer's Almanac released its 2026-2027 winter forecast, warning of rain, snow, and ice across the U.S. El Niño is expected to bring wetter conditions to the South, with an 81% chance of a very strong El Niño from October to December. Regional outlooks have an 80-85% accuracy rate.