Category — Farmers' Almanac TV

You’ve probably heard of CSAs but have you ever wondered who buys shares or why? Check out some first-hand CSA experiences from our guest blogger Gina Sampaio.
I never saw a need to buy a share in the local CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) farm. We had our own garden in the yard; a respectable 20’ x [...]

We’re really excited to announce that Natural Home Magazine will have some of their video segments hosted on FarmersAlmanac.com. The videos, which range from how to save money on energy to interviews with home owners who have gone to great lengths in order to “greenify” their homes, feature Robyn Griggs Lawrence, Editor-in-Chief of Natural Home.

The 2009 Farmers’ Almanac is here! It’s always an exciting time of year when the new edition comes out. It’s like a holiday that many of us have eagerly been waiting and working towards for months!
This year’s edition is better than ever! With concerns over the economy and the environment, the 2009 Farmers’ Almanac steps [...]

Ashcove, ME Lobster Crew
A Maine Sunset

As Season 2 of our series on Public Television officially rolls out, I wanted to take a moment as the series producer and director to say what a wonderful season it will be. I had the incredible opportunity to travel the country meeting people that are inspiring, down to [...]

This month, Farmers’ Almanac TV starts its second season on public television with hints and tips from the Farmers’ Almanac, plus a lot of inspiring, yet off-the-beaten path stories about gardening, natural cures, weather, rural destinations and more.
While the season is full of great stories that everyone in the family can enjoy, here are a [...]

Of all the stories we cover, there seems to be one event that always gets rave reviews: The Combine Demolition Derby.
This annual derby pits 25-year-old combines against one another in a dirt arena in Lind, Washington. Thousands of residents from nearby towns come to see the battle that often resurrects aging combines before they are [...]

We often get the question, “Where can I watch Farmers’ Almanac TV?” Well, we are broadcast on public television stations across the United States. But, we don’t have a set time. Local programmers in each market decide what shows to run for their local audiences – and at what time.
You can always check our [...]