The Farmers' Almanac, a 208-year American tradition, was saved from closure with new ownership. Learn how its legacy continues and what's next for the beloved publication.

Beloved by farmers and gardeners, the almanac was first printed in 1818 and — like the arguably more famous Old Farmer’s Almanac — relies on a secret formula of sunspots, planetary positions and lunar ...

We are back with Shane Casey in The Burren, Ireland, where lambing season is in full swing. Shane has been busy with the next ...

In 1902, the quiet Irish farmstead at Clonbrock became the setting for one of the nation’s most shocking murders. Farmer John ...

As Wednesdays go, Andy Farrell has surely had better ones. First there was news of Bundee Aki’s removal from his squad and his subsequent six-week suspension for his “interactions” with match ...

Visitors find a unique blend of history and future at the Johnson County Historic Poor Farm, which is in the midst of a ...

The reality is that Mercosur is just a side show when one considers the real issues to be addressed in Brussels over the ...

As World War II reshaped rural Iowa, German prisoners of war became an essential labor force, and, in some cases, unexpected ...

Daphne is a milking yearling and won’t actually be 24 months old until late February. She won her class comfortably at the IDW Youth Show and was then tapped out as Reserve Champion, led by a senior ...

The new president of the Farm Tractor and Machinery Trade Association (FTMTA) is seeking government support to grow the ...

James "Jimmy" Gralton was a fiery activist who turned a tiny rural dance hall into a hub for education and political debate, ...