Natural News: Old Farmer’s Almanac
For the 233rd year, the Old Farmer’s Almanac was released to the public. Since 1792. the small but mighty book is filled with information about weather, gardening, husbandry, cooking, nature, astrology, and even a few lifestyle trend predictions about the upcoming year.
Now, to tell you the truth, I’m not a fan of everything in the Old Farmer’s Almanac. It’s likely you won’t be either.
But, there are a plethora of things that I am happy to have stumbled upon in my gifted copy. In fact, I spent some of my sunny Saturday afternoon in my solarium, thumbing through the pages. Simultaneously, I marveled at the colorful birds visiting our feeder that day. It’s almost as if they knew that I had unlocked something special.
As a natural wellness expert, author and creator, I relished in the unique recipe for fairy butter and am thrilled that I now have several places to source non-GMO heirloom seeds for our small family garden.
While I won’t be getting backyard chickens any time soon, I feel a kinship with readers that want more simple natural food and living, just like it should be. My groom and I may even play around with the moon gardening schedule, we shall see.
The 2025 Old Farmer’s Almanac contains information like household uses for lemons:
Once you draw closer to ancestral foods and nutrition, pandering to a resource like the Old Farmer’s Almanac just makes sense.
And, who knew, apparently the Old Farmer’s Almanac just distributed their 10 edition of the kids’ almanac as well.
My son can’t put it down.
Pick up the 2025 edition on the Old Farmer’s Almanac website. By the way, the Old Farmer’s Almanac for Kids makes a worthy stocking stuffer.
