Farmer's Almanac hangs its hat after 208 years. But why?
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(NewsNation) — The conclusion of a significant chapter is upon us. The Farmer’s Almanac, a staple for 208 years, announced on Thursday that it will release its final edition, much to the disappointment of farmers, gardening enthusiasts, and weather aficionados.

Established in Maine, this annual publication has been a trusted source of weather forecasts, gardening tips, and various insights since its inception in 1818.

Distinct from the Old Farmer’s Almanac, the Farmer’s Almanac revealed that its 2026 issue will mark its final print edition, with the digital version ceasing operations in December.

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