Overview
- The Maine-based annual said the 2026 issue will be its last after a print run that began in 1818.
- Access to its website will cease in December 2025, closing the publication’s online presence.
- Editors attributed the shutdown to higher production expenses, shrinking print sales, and displacement by internet tools and smartphone apps.
- The final edition includes long-range weather forecasts, lunar phases, fishing calendars, gardening guides, and time-tested advice.
- The Old Farmer’s Almanac, based in New Hampshire and founded in 1792, will continue publishing.