The second season of "Farmer Wants a Wife" is coming back, featuring farmers who are searching for love. The premiere is set for February 1, just in time for Valentine's Day.
Get a preview of what's to come in the next release, which will include details about farmers searching for romance.
Jennifer Nettles, the host of a show on Fox, acknowledges that this season, the female contestants are displaying heightened emotions and energy, which may result in some intense moments on the farm.
The second season of Farmer Wants a Wife will showcase four farmers from different states in the United States who are searching for their soulmates.
In a unique twist, every farmer will choose five women from a group of 29 to live on their farm. This experience will allow the women to fully understand the responsibilities of being a farmer's spouse.
Introducing the farmers featured on Season 2 of Farmer Wants a Wife: Ty Ferrell, aged 42, prefers to identify as a cowboy rather than a farmer due to his role as a team roper. He manages a 50-acre farm in Sikeston, Missouri, where he raises horses and cattle. Ty has a deep-rooted passion for roping and riding, a skill he has honed since childhood. As one of the more mature farmers on the show, Ty is a divorced father to a 12-year-old daughter. He is seeking a partner who can not only be his companion but also a caring mother figure for his child.
At just 27 years old, Mitchell Kolinsky is a farmer in Mount Juliet, Tennessee. He is the first in his family to work in agriculture and his farm is home to a variety of wildlife and a historic cabin from the 19th century. Kolinsky shares his home with three dogs and has a background in horseback riding and outdoor activities, which inspired him to pursue a career in farming. Today, he is the proud owner of a farm that includes horses and cattle.
Brandon Rogers, who is 29 years old, runs a 1,000-acre farm in Center, Colorado where he grows potatoes and barley. The town he resides in is very small, with just one stoplight, and is surrounded by farmland. As a second generation farmer, Rogers grew up helping his father on the farm. He is now carrying on the family business and aims to uphold the legacy his father began.
At 23 years old, Nathan Smothers comes from a long line of farmers and is currently a fourth generation citrus and cattle farmer based in Bartow, Florida. His property is expansive, with 300 acres of farmland and over 500 acres specifically for his cattle. Despite his young age, Smothers displays a level of wisdom and responsibility beyond his years. Following the loss of his father when he was just 12 years old, he took on a significant role in caring for his mother and three sisters.
The second season of "Farmer Wants a Wife" will debut on Fox on Thursday, February 1st at 9PM ET.
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