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Rabbit Rabbit! 🐇🍂 Hello, October!

According to an old good-luck tradition, saying “Rabbit Rabbit” first thing on the first day of the month brings good fortune all month long. A little autumn luck? We’ll take it! ✨

Here’s wishing you a month filled with golden leaves, cozy evenings, and happy surprises. 🧡

Did you remember to say it this morning?

My kind of day!

Happy National Coffee Day! ☕️ Pumpkin Spice Latte (PSLs) are BACK! This seasonal coffee treat seems to divide the nation. . . Have you had your first PSL of the season, or do you stay far, far away from that spooky espresso? 🎃

Find facts, folklore, and ways to use your spent coffee grounds at Almanac.com/Coffee ☕️

October 1 arrives on Thursday. 🍂

There’s something about turning the calendar to October: cooler mornings, changing leaves, and the feeling that autumn has truly arrived.

What’s the first thing you look forward to each October?

🌙 Ever Wonder How Farmers’ Almanac 1818 Chooses Its “Best Days”?

Our Best Days Calendar isn’t a list of dates picked at random. It comes from an old almanac tradition that looks at two main things: the phase of the Moon and the Moon’s position in the zodiac.

For more than 200 years, Farmers’ Almanac readers have used these lunar and zodiac cycles to help choose favorable times for everyday activities—from planting and harvesting to cutting hair, mowing the lawn, preserving food, fishing, and dozens of other chores.

🌒 The Moon’s phase matters.
The waxing and waning Moon have traditionally been associated with different kinds of work and growth.

♈ The Moon’s zodiac position matters, too.
As the Moon appears to move through the 12 zodiac signs, each sign has traditionally been associated with certain qualities, elements, plants, activities, and even parts of the body.

Those factors are combined using the Farmers’ Almanac’s long-standing formulas to produce the Best Days Calendar that generations of readers have consulted.

Is it a guarantee? Of course not. Think of it as old-fashioned guidance rooted in centuries of almanac lore and observation of nature’s cycles.

And whether you follow it faithfully or simply enjoy carrying on the tradition, there’s something pretty special about planning your days by looking up at the Moon—just as generations before us did.

🌙 Do you use our Best Days Calendar? Have you ever noticed better results when you followed it?