Farmers’ Almanac Saved From Closure Under New Ownership

After initially announcing the publication’s permanent closure in late 2025, new ownership has saved the Almanac.

Fans of the publication who were disappointed to hear it would be ending after its most recent edition just got some great news.

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As announced by the publication on January 28th, the historic Farmers’ Almanac has been acquired by new owners, preventing the 208-year-old publication from shutting down.

This move will, in part, preserve one of America’s longest-running traditions. The deal creates Farmers’ Almanac LLC, a New York–based company formed to continue and support the publication after earlier plans called for it to end following the 2026 edition due to financial pressures.

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The publication continues that the Farmers’ Almanac has been a trusted resource for more than 200 years.

Offering long-range weather forecasts, seasonal tips, folklore, humor, and practical advice for farmers, gardeners, outdoor enthusiasts, and families across the country, the publication continues to serve a wide audience.

New owner Tim Konrad said preserving the Almanac matters because it represents a living link to generations of knowledge and nature-focused tradition.

Additionally, Konrad’s team is committed to keeping its trusted voice and core content intact for future readers.

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And there you have it! As recently announced, the Farmers’ Almanac will, in fact, live on and continue its 208-year-old tradition.

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