Old Farmer'S Almanac: The 2025 Old Farmer's Almanac Planner (Kalender)

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It’s fun to stay organized with this delightfully unique and beautiful weekly / monthly planner—now celebrating its 30th year!
What’s inside? Plenty!
Visually stunning, full-color original illustrations
A 12-month 2025 calendar up front provides quick reference about the year ahead: See on which weekdays family and friends’ birthdays fall, what holidays turn into long weekends, when to book your vacation, and more!
12 monthly grids for creating a “big picture” of your plans and appointments for the period. Plus, each spread offers a timeless quote and tip, the full Moon’s name and date, and a place to jot down notes and goals.
A weekly format (arranged Monday through Sunday in each spread) with plenty of space each day for detailing appointments, events, reminders, observations, and inspirations. Plus, a small calendar on each weekly spread gives you a quick glance at the whole month without having to flip to the monthly section or front of the planner.
In true Almanac fashion, each day offers a tip, fact, quote, proverb, or bit of folklore.
Major U. S. and Canadian holidays and celebrations
Moon phases (new, quarters, full), including traditional full-phase names like Full Strawberry Moon and Full Harvest Moon
Solar and lunar eclipses
2026 calendar in back for quick reference to the year ahead, with space for notes by each month
Pages for recording passwords, addresses and phone numbers, and emergency contacts
The hard cover and sturdy construction protect your valuable notes. Measuring 7-1 / 2"W x 10-1 / 4"H when closed, the planner employs a metal Wire-O binding that allows it to lie flat for easy handling.

This stunning planner is brought to you by The Old Farmer’s Almanac, which has been providing guidance about growing a bountiful garden, timekeeping, running a smart and happy home, and enjoying the many wonders of Earth and sky for 233 years!
Makes a great gift!
Want more? Also enjoy these other fine 2025 calendars from The Old Farmer’s Almanac: Gardening, Moon, Weather, Country, and Everyday (page-per-day).