""I saw the announcement that one of America's most enduring publications was set to close," Konrad said, "and it felt wrong to stand by while an irreplaceable piece of our national heritage disappeared.""
""a living, breathing publication with fresh, daily content""
""preserving and sustaining the iconic publication,""
The Farmers' Almanac began printing in 1818 and relies on a secret formula of sunspots, planetary positions, and lunar cycles to generate long-range weather forecasts. The publication has been used by farmers and gardeners for generations. Unofficial Networks, a New York–based digital publisher focused on skiing and outdoor recreation, acquired the almanac after an announced closure. Operations will move from Lewiston, Maine, to New York City. A new website will be "a living, breathing publication with fresh, daily content" and there are plans to revive a print edition. The acquisition emphasizes preserving and sustaining the iconic publication. The Farmers' Almanac was founded in New Jersey and moved to Lewiston in 1955.
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