The second season of the show "Farmer Wants a Wife" is coming back, featuring farmers searching for love. The premiere is set for February 1, perfect timing for Valentine's Day.
Get a preview of what's to come in the next episode, which will feature a detailed look at the farmers searching for romance.
Jennifer Nettles, who hosts the Fox show, acknowledges that this season, the female contestants are displaying more emotions, energy, and quick reactions, which might result in some tense moments on the farm.
The upcoming season of Farmer Wants a Wife will showcase four farmers from different parts of the United States who are searching for their ideal partners.
In an interesting twist, each farmer will choose five women from a group of 29 to live on their farm with them. This experience will provide the women with a complete understanding of what it means to be a farmer's wife.
Get to know the farmers featured on Season 2 of Farmer Wants a Wife:
Ty Ferrell, aged 42, identifies more as a cowboy than a farmer because he spends his time team roping on his 50-acre farm in Sikeston, Missouri. He has horses and cattle and has been involved in roping and riding since childhood. Ferrell, who is one of the older farmers on the show, is a divorced father with a 12-year-old daughter. He is searching for a partner who can be both a companion to him and a caring mother to his child.
At 27 years old, Mitchell Kolinsky is a farmer in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, who comes from a family of farmers. His large property is home to various animals and includes a historic cabin from the 1800s, where he resides with his three dogs. Kolinsky's upbringing around horses and love for the outdoors inspired him to pursue a career in farming. He currently manages his own farm, which is home to both horses and cattle.
Brandon Rogers, a 29-year-old farmer, manages a large farm in Center, Colorado that grows potatoes and barley on 1,000 acres of land. Center is a small town with only one traffic light and is surrounded by farms. Rogers is following in his father's footsteps as a second generation farmer, having spent his childhood helping his dad on the farm. He plans to carry on his family's legacy by continuing to work in the agricultural business.
At 23 years old, Nathan Smothers comes from a long line of farmers and is currently running a large farm in Bartow, Florida. His property includes 300 acres of farmland and 500 acres for cattle. Despite his youth, Smothers has had to mature quickly after his father passed away when he was 12, taking on the responsibility of caring for his mother and three sisters.
The second season of "Farmer Wants a Wife" will debut on Thursday, February 1st at 9PM Eastern Time on the Fox network.
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