Can You Name That President?
With all this talk about primaries, the Farmers' Almanac editors thought you might enjoy a Presidential Quiz, in honor of Presidents' Day, February 18th.

8 Wonderful Gifts That Don't Cost A Cent
Is holiday shopping hurting your wallet? Remember, it's the thought that counts. Check out our top 8 meaningful and FREE gift ideas.

Weekly Wisdom
From the Farmers' Almanac Looking for a more natural moth ball remedy? Ever wonder what cloves are? Find the answers and more here.

Health Benefits of Strawberries
Strawberries not only look like a fruity heart-shaped valentine, they are filled with unusual phytonutrients that love to promote your health.

The Origin of the Christmas Card

Tips to Relieve Heartburn and Indigestion Naturally
The holidays for eating is here. Here are some natural ways to help you avoid overeating and possible heartburn.

What are star clusters?
Ever hear of a star cluster? Find out what a star cluster is.

Is It True That Cows Lie Down When It's About To Rain?
Ever wonder if cows can foretell the weather? Some believe that if cows are lying down rain is on its way. Is this a good method of predicting rain?

Easter Candy Everywhere
Did the Easter Bunny leave lots of goodies in baskets? Check out some sweet statistics on Easter candy.

Eggs Are Good For You
Eggs really aren't as bad as they're cracked up to be.

When will it Snow?
And other timely tips.

The Art of Kissing a Woman
First published in the 1896 Farmers' Almanac Although times have changed, kissing hasn't. Here is some timeless advice from the 1896 Farmers' Almanac.

Apples: A solution for many health issues.
They say an apple a day keeps the doctor away. But did you know apples may help your memory, prevent constipation, assist in digestion and more?!

Oh My! Shoefly Pie
How did these pies get their name? The most logical explanation seems to be that the sweet ingredients attracted flies when the pies were cooling. The cooks had to "shoo" the flies away, hence the name shoofly pie.

Food Poisoning: An Unwanted Holiday Gift
Don't let the festivities of the holidays make you sick. Learn how to naturally treat a mild case of food poisoning.

Farmers' Almanac Tips for the Week

Quill Pens Scribed American History
The quill pen scripted major turning points in American history, including the Mayflower Compact. Learn More.

Sauerkraut, it’s not just for hot dogs
There are several creative recipes that can be made with Sauerkraut.

How much do you know about eggs?
Are brown eggs better? What does grade AA mean when talking about eggs? Find the answers and more here.

Once a month Household Chores
Is one of your New Year's Resolutions to keep your house cleaner? Here are some ideas that can help.

A Little Christmas Trivia
Did you know that Alabama was the first state to declare Christmas a legal holiday? Test your Christmas trivia here.

Did Abraham Lincoln Read the Farmers' Almanac?
You and Lincoln may have something in common. February is the anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birthday. We all know him as a famous president, but did you know he was a lawyer and used the Almanac in a case?

Happy Kwanzaa
Learn what this holiday is all about. Kwanzaa is a week-long celebration that starts on December 26th. Learn more about the origin and traditions of this holiday.

Fog Facts
Where is the foggiest area in the U.S.? When is fog most likely to occur? You'll find all the answers in this article, plus feel free to watch the Weather Wisdoms video on fog.

The Meaning of Flowers
Want to send the right flower for the right occasion? A red rose means love, but what about a white one?

5 Ways You May Be Inadvertently Hurting the Earth
Find out if your everyday actions may be hurting the earth.

Natural Remedies for Stress
Learn how to avoid and deal with stress. Life's hectic pace and routines can add stress to your everyday life. Discover natural ways to avoid stress and learn how to unwind if it gets to you.

Armstrong and Aldrin: The Eagle Has Landed
"One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." Read first-hand accounts of this famous trip to the moon.

The Lost Art of Doing Nothing
Are afternoons of lying in the grass pondering cloud shapes, evenings of watching sunsets, or mornings of counting snowflakes as they hit the windowpane all but extinct? Will we ever spend another hour or even a minute alone with our own thoughts? What incredible daydreams will never be had because we just simply do not have the time?

Weather Glossary
Ever wonder what an anemometer measures? Or what a dust devil is? Here's a helpful glossary of popular weather terms.

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.

Raising Chickens - Mother Earth Minute wth Bryan Welch
Ever thought about keeping chickens in your yard? Bryan Welch explains the benefit you may not be aware of.

The Change in the Weather
People, Weather, and the Science of ClimateWritten by William K. StevensTrade Paperback, 384 pagesUpdated with a new afterword, including information on the warmest winter of the century.Is something going on with the weather?A record-setting heat wave that just won't release...

The Meaning of G R E E N
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Lady Bugs
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First Nor'easter
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Why is Ice Slippery?
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Turkey of a name
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Dear Editor: Go Away, Winter!
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Be Careful What You Wish For
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Weather and Outdoor Events
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Halt the Holiday Hustle
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Winter Weather - The Latest
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20 Signs of a Hard Winter (Part 2)
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Abe Lincoln Day
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Healing Power of Marigold
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Winter Weather Sightings
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Fall - Apples - Pies
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Ten of the Worst Tornadoes
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Sometimes it's what's left behind . . .
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It's Ok to be Bored!
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What's a Halleck?
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Famous American Farming Quotes
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Why do we kiss under the misletoe?
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Tree-Planting Tips
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Inspiration for the Week
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The Weather in Idaho
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Final Thoughts From Farm Aid
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Drink Hot Green Tea to Good Health
January 16, 2006 12:30 PM

A Lesson Dogs Learn Sooner Than People
August 9, 2006 11:31 AM

Labor Day - Already?!
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The Many Colors of Nature
January 18, 2008 10:14 AM

Freezing the Harvest without Blanching
August 14, 2006 10:58 AM

Strawberry Stats
March 31, 2006 8:34 AM

Have you checked it out yet?
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Holiday Trivia
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Keeping Warm Economically
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The Moon in My Mirror and the Man in the Moon
September 15, 2005 8:56 AM

The Dog Days of Summer
July 8, 2005 11:49 AM

Tips and ideas to get organized in 10 minutes
October 2, 2005 10:21 PM

Farm Aid Blog Post #2
September 30, 2006 12:20 PM

Meteor Alert -- Look to the sky this Sunday!
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Stinging Caterpillars
August 11, 2006 10:04 AM

Ray Geiger and the Farmers' Almanac
September 18, 2006 9:55 AM

The SECRET is OUT!
August 27, 2007 9:20 AM

Dove Hunting with Grandma
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What’s inside the 2009 Farmers’ Almanac? Take a peek…
Numb’s the Word: Find out where the Farmers’ Almanac is forecasting a “numbing” winter. Learn how cold it will be, how much snow you can expect and where the best spots for winter warmth will be. (Page 114) Natural Cures...

Weather Glossary
Below are some common, and uncommon, weather terms. Absolute Zero The temperature at which all molecular motion ceases, equal to -459.67 degrees Fahrenheit or -273.16 degrees Celsius.Anemometer An instrument for measuring wind force and speed. Aurora A glow of colored...