A Peanut A Day
March is national peanut month. Find out why you should incorporate peanuts into your daily diet.

Fall Foliage Dates
When are the peak times to see the most color? Check out our map below.

Best Wedding Weather State?
Ever wonder what states may have the best weather for weddings? Check out what we found from our Worst Wedding Weather Contest.

Memorable Weather Events of the Past 200 Years
Excerpted from the 2005 Farmers' Almanac If it seems that weather is more precarious today than in years past, guess again. America has always had strange weather events.

The Most Destructive Twister on Record

The Year of No Summer
In prolonged human suffering, no other disaster in New England in history matched the frigid summer of 1816, the coldest in American annals. To this day, no accurate record exists as to the number who perished, or what the financial loss might have been in a winter that lasted from November of 1815 until April 1817. No other event, other than the Gold Rush of 1849, had as much impact upon westward migration as did the "Year of No Summer."

Top ELEVEN Most Memorable Weather Events
In 1999 we published an article on the 100 Most Memorable Weather Events over the past century. In 2001, we went further back in weather history and named the Top 10. In 2007 we added one more event to the list.

Brunswick Stew
The aromatic signals that broadcast from a slow simmering Brunswick Stew brings everyone into the kitchen anxious for a taste.

Queen of Georgia
You'll find peach pie, peach preserve, peach cobbler, peach salsa, peach candies, and even peach hot sauce at Lane Packing. For over one hundred years their family has been growing "queen of Georgia," the peach.

Twig Man
A musical journey of resourcefulness and craftsmanship as Georgia native Steve Ellis creates a beautiful piece of furniture from natural wood (wait until you see the finished result!).

Stock Dogs
Can your dog do this? See top cattle dogs compete at the biggest agricultural fair in the US in Moultrie, Georgia.

Restoration Garden
In Savannah, Georgia's historic district is a secret garden gem.

Hy-Railers
Follow the adventures of a bunch of sixty-somethings as they take restored electric railcars on excursions over the country's abandoned rail lines through Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina.

Low Country Catch
Do you know the difference between a white and brown shrimp? We're on board with a low country shrimp farmer who teaches us the difference along with the tricks of the trade.

Vidalia Onions
The story of a small town farmer who, with the help of his family, turned a small tomato farm into the largest Vidalia Onion producer in America.

Found a Peanut
Jimmy Carter and Author, J.F. McGill tell us how the peanut came to America and the effect it had on our culture and economy.

Peanut Farmer
Farmers' Almanac TV visited Plains, Georgia, home of peanut farmer and former President Jimmy Carter.

First Farmer - President Jimmy Carter
Farmers' Almanac TV sits down with peanut farmer and former President Jimmy Carter.

Season One
Episode 7
EPISODE SEVEN: LUMBERJACKS & "HIGH-RAILERS"In Part One of Wisconsin's International lumberjack championship, 8 to 80 year-olds compete to be the World Champions. Follow the adventures of a bunch of sixty-somethings as they take restored gas railcars on excursions...

Season Two
Episode 9
There are actually people who get into very large pumpkins and race over very, very cold water to win the annual Windsor, Nova Scotia Pumpkin Paddle. The students at Humboldt State University have ideas, about incorporating appropriate technology into all...

Pure Honey in a 20 oz Fluted Bottle
Ted Dennard first got interested in honey when he met an old beekeeper out in the boondocks south of Savannah named Roy Hightower details. Ted starting learning the mysteries of the trade, and the young man was hooked."Once you get...

Farm Aid 2006- Wrap Up
September 30, 2006 11:18 PM

On the Road with Farmers' Almanac TV
October 20, 2006 2:59 PM

Tommy Linstroth
Watch Tommy in Home ECOnomics » Tommy is the head of Sustainable Initiatives for Melaver, Inc. His career has spanned the private, academic, and non-profit sectors from the west coast to the east, where he presently oversees the scope...

Farmers' Almanac Timeline
1818 – The first edition of Farmers’ Almanac is printed by editor David Young, Philom., and publisher Jacob Mann, in Morristown, N.J. 1852 – David Young dies. Astronomer Samuel Hart Wright succeeds him as editor. 1875...

Where to Buy
Thanks to the many retailers in North America, the Farmers' Almanac and Canadian Farmers' Almanac are available in your favorite grocery, drug, bookstore, and retail store. Below is where you should find your copy in stores across the US. For...

Retail Distribution
Thanks to many retailers in North America, we are able to sell our 2007 Farmers' Almanac and 2007 Canadian Farmers' Almanac in your favorite grocery, drug store, bookstore, and others. The following is a state by state breakdown of chain...