Short answer: The Farmers' Almanac is ending its publication with the 2026 edition. Details and context
- The Farmers’ Almanac announced that its 2026 edition will be the final issue after more than two centuries of publication. The decision was described as due to financial challenges in today’s media landscape.
- The final edition is being marketed as the 208th year of the Almanac, with print and online content ending after the 2026 release; online content will be available through December 2025, and in some reports the final issue is described as available in 2026.
- This event has caused some confusion with The Old Farmer’s Almanac, which continues to publish separately; the two publications are distinct.
What remains to be noted
- The final print run will be the 2026 edition, marking the end of the Farmers’ Almanac after a long history dating back to 1818.
- Readers can expect continued access to existing online content only through the end of 2025, after which digital availability ceases.
If you’d like, I can summarize what this means for readers (subscriptions, archives, and how to distinguish between Farmers’ Almanac and The Old Farmer’s Almanac) with exact dates from the primary statements.
