‘Farmer Wants A Wife’ Is Back For Season Two With A Brand New Crop Of Bachelors

Meet the four farmers hoping to find a lasting connection on the hit FOX reality show.

The breakout hit reality show from FOX, Farmer Wants a Wife is back for season two and they are dishing up a whole new crop of farmers looking for love. Grammy-winner Jennifer Nettles returns as host to take us all along as these four farmers meet their potential love matches, go on dates, and fall in love.

This year’s eligible bachelors range in age from 23 to 42 and are from four different states. While the new season doesn’t premiere until next year, we’ve got a sneak peek for you. Check it out:

Meet the Farmers:

Ty Ferrell

Ty Ferrell is a 42-year-old roper on a horse and cattle farm in Sikeston, Missouri. He’s also the divorced dad of a 12-year-old daughter. He loves his life but he's just missing that one special woman with whom to share it.

Mitchell Kolinsky

Mitchell Kolinsky is a 27-year-old first generation farmer in Mount Juliet, Tennessee. Originally from Knoxville, Mitchell is different from the other farmers this season or that we saw last season. Per a press release from FOX, “While both his parents and his two brothers have more traditional, white-collar careers, Mitchell fell in love with the beauty and promise of the great outdoors. He knew a life in the heartland was the one for him, so he bought his first farm to pursue his dream of becoming a horse and cattle rancher. He hopes to build a farming legacy with a wife by his side.”

Brandon Rogers

Brandon Rogers is a 29-year-old second generation potato and barley farmer from Center, Colorado. FOX describes Rogers as “our most remote farmer, living in a small, one-stop-light town surrounded by his farmland.” He returned home to continue his family’s legacy and is just looking for the right person to share it with.

Nathan Smothers

Nathan Smothers, the youngest of this year’s fellas, is a 23-year-old 4th generation citrus and cattle farmer from Bartow, Florida.

At the age of 12, Smothers lost his dad and he stepped into the role of man of the house, helping to support his mother and three sisters. After college he has returned home to live and work full time on the farm and says he’s ready to start a family with the love of his life.

Just like last season, all four farmers will take five women back home to their farms where the ladies will get a crash course in the realities of farm life. Will sparks fly or will true love take root? You’ll have to tune in to find out. Farmer Wants a Wife premeies on FOX on February 1.

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