Today, as in the past, the Farmers' Almanac is a part of American everyday life, culture, and tradition. City folks, as well as country farmers, prize the Farmers' Almanac highly.
People still consult it as frequently as did generations past.
Set in a nostalgic theme, the 2001 Farmers' Almanac remains filled with entertaining short stories, good cooking, fun, facts, forecasts, timely household tips, calendars for fishing and of course gardening. After all, nearly everybody is a farmer at heart. Our main endeavour is to be useful, but with a pleasant degree of humour. Please , part of Learning Network, is the owner of the Information Please brand and the Information Please Almanac product line-distinguished almanac publications and reference databases with a tradition of more than 60 years of publishing. The Information Please Database includes extensive almanac information, a vast, unabridged dictionary, a full encyclopedia, a world atlas, a searchable biography database and daily features.