Farmer Wants A Wife 15-4
It’s our first FWAW event of the year – The Bullarama! As the spectacular bull riding kicks off, there’s high drama as the sun goes down & the Farmers must pick one lady to join them on solo dates.
Read moreIt’s our first FWAW event of the year – The Bullarama! As the spectacular bull riding kicks off, there’s high drama as the sun goes down & the Farmers must pick one lady to join them on solo dates.
Read moreThe farmers continue their search for love as the ladies arrive on the farms. Then the farmers choose two ladies for a double date, with one facing an emotional departure.
Read moreThe search for love continues as two more Farmers go speed dating. Then all five Farmers choose one Lady each to go back to their farms 24 hours early.
Read moreA new crop of hopeful Farmers begin their search to find true love. Each meeting eight ladies on flirtatious speed dates, they will choose five special ladies to take back to their farms.
Read moreOne month since most of them made their final decision, our farmers have returned to where it all began. Who is still together? Who has found true love? Who has dropped to one knee?
Read moreFarmer Joe will make the biggest decision of his life. Will he pick kindhearted Sarah or free spirit Keely? And then you are invited to the wedding of farmer alumni Andrew and Jess.
Read moreTodd and Dustin visit the hometowns of their final two ladies to meet friends and family then go on final dates before making the most important decisions of their lives.
Read moreIt’s the last day of the farmstays before our Farmers and ladies head to the big smoke for our Farmer Wants a Wife Black Tie evening. Emotions run high and one lady is sent home.
Read moreOur farmers head off on 24-hour dates with the ladies their families picked. One farmer realises he can’t go on. At the farm farewells, each farmer must send someone home.
Read moreThe ladies must impress the Farmers’ closest relatives because they will have the responsibility of picking who will go on the final date with each Farmer, a full 24 hours alone.
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