For more than two centuries, Americans have turned to The Farmer’s Almanac for long-range weather forecasts, gardening tips, and advice on everything from fishing to canning. But here’s something most readers don’t realize: There are actually two historic Farmer’s Almanacs.

The Farmers’ Almanac, based in Lewiston, ME, sent the internet into a tizzy on Friday, Nov. 7, when it announced it will no longer continue producing Farmers’ Almanacs after 2026. The publication has been in production since 1818.

However, this publication is not to be confused with The Old Farmer’s Almanac, with the classic yellow-front cover, that has been in publication since 1792.

The Old Farmer’s Almanac was quick to post on their own social media stating, “You may have heard The Farmer’s Almanac, based out of L

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