A few small changes to your landscaping can do a lot more lightning bugs back to your summer evenings.

Keep your tomatoes safe and your pollinators happy with these time tested, chemical free tricks from the garden.

The calendar may still say summer, but nature doesn’t always seem to follow the calendar. Maybe acorns are suddenly pounding...

August 10 is National S’mores Day, and there may be no better excuse to gather around the campfire, roast a...

Metal pipes can conduct electricity especially well, but plastic pipes do not eliminate the risk.

On this Purple Heart Day, we honor all Purple Heart recipients and the families who have shared in their sacrifice, ensuring we will never forget all they have given for our freedoms.

Winter 2026–2027 is shaping up to be a season of sharp contrasts, with an active southern storm track, quick bursts of snow and bitter cold across the North, and a tricky mix of rain, sleet, ice, and heavy wet snow in the Northeast. Keep the shovel, rain boots, and ice scraper close—this winter may bring plenty of surprises.

Farmers’ Almanac is proud to announce that it will publish a print edition for 2027, marking the historic 210th edition of the beloved annual publication. Continuing a tradition that began in 1818, the new edition will bring readers the long-range weather forecasts, practical advice, calendars, folklore, recipes, gardening guidance, and seasonal wisdom that have made Farmers’ Almanac a trusted companion for generations.

Making something on your won brings the quiet satisfaction of knowing exactly what went into it and the warmth of serving what your hands created.

According to an old weather saying, every foggy morning in August foretells a snowfall during the coming winter. Here is...