Everything We Know About Farmer Wants A Wife 2026

Get your Akubra ready, because six new farmers are getting ready to put their hearts on the line for Farmer Wants A Wife 2026. The brand-new season of the popular reality dating show, which sees single women getting their boots muddy while they fight for the hearts of farmers, will be coming to Channel Seven later this year.

We already know which six farmers are taking place, as the network has been busy trying to drum up applicants for the men looking for love. This year's cast includes an almond farmer, a sheep farmer and a dairy farmer. The show is known for being one of the most successful dating reality TV shows in Australia, with 22 Farmer Wants A Wife couples still together today, including four from 2025.

Ahead, find out all the information you need to be prepared for Farmer Wants A Wife 2026, including cast details, when it's going to air, and if there's a trailer.

Farmer Jarrad is an almond farmer from The Riverland in South Australia. According to his profile, he's a "caring and thoughtful man" who puts "kindness, family and genuine connections" above all other values. He likes camping, fishing and water sports, and fancies himself as a bit of a whiz in the kitchen.

The farmer is a single father of two boys, aged 12 and nine. While his sons are a big priority in his life, he also wants to make room for someone special. "I'd love to meet someone who's confident and comfortable in themselves. In the past, I've been drawn to strong, self-assured women. But strength to me also means being able to compromise on the little things, staying open to new perspectives, and being willing to grow together," he says.

Farmer Dylan is a sheep farmer from Cherry Gardens in South Australia. According to his profile, he's a "cruisy fella" and rodeo cowboy who has a "competitive spirit". He's a self-described larrikin, likes country music and fancies himself as a bit of an artist.

Dylan's nan taught him how to ride a horse as a young boy, and now he has started learning how to break in horses. In five years, he hopes to be living with his partner and wants to take his business to the next level. Love is important to him, as is romance. "I once had a partner end it with me because she said I was too romantic! I like going out for dinner, making them feel special and showing what they mean to me every day," he says. "To me love is more than just a word that can be thrown around. It's about showing up every day, building trust, being honest with one another and feeling comfortable."

Farmer Alex is a beef and mushroom farmer from Kin Kin in Queensland. His profile says he's a "grounded, curious and fun-loving person", along with being "highly sociable" and adventurous. He describes himself as open-minded, creative and a bit of a whiz in the kitchen.

He hopes to find a partner who is into music, which is one of his great passions. "We do not have to have the same taste, just an equal love for sound," he says. "I am a nerd at heart, and I want to be with someone similar. I would love someone artistic, fun and sometimes a bit cheeky." Although he wants to have kids in the future, it's not something he wants immediately. In five years, he sees himself on a long-term trip overseas with his other half.

Farmer Jason is a dairy farmer from Coolabunia, Queensland. His profile says he's a "big teddy bear" with a good sense of humour. Jason has two children, an 11-year-old son and a five-year-old daughter. However, he wants to grow his family and can see himself having two to three more kids, or is willing to become a stepfather.

"In the past I've struggled to find someone who wants to move to the farm. I don't expect my partner to move straight away because I know it's hard to leave your family and friends, but I'd like someone who is open to doing it," he says. "I want to be with someone I genuinely enjoy being around, someone I look forward to spending time with, who brings energy and lightness to everyday life."

Farmer John is a beef cattle farmer from Mogumber in Western Australia. His nickname is "John John", and he says he's "caring, compassionate, humble and kind". Oh, and he says he's self-aware as well.

The farmer doesn't have children, but is desperate to meet somebody to start a family with. "I love the idea of having a couple of kids crawling around, living on the farm with a loving, caring and supportive wife, enjoying the life and love we created," he says. "I come from a very close, large family, so family is really important to me. I get along really well with my two sisters, Vanessa and Nadia."

Farmer Zac is an apple farmer from Forest Range in South Australia. He's described as an "energetic" and "outgoing" guy, who loves sports, a sweet treat and cooking.

He hopes to have kids when he hits his thirties, but wants to find the right person to start a family with. "I value honesty and openness. Someone who is driven to achieve their own goals in life but is willing to stick around for mine. I respect someone who is open to other points of view as well as new ideas and collaboration. Hopefully she is willing to listen and compromise," he says.

At this stage, we don't know which ladies will be vying for the farmers' hearts in 2026 on Farmer Wants A Wife. At this stage, applications are still open.

Farmer Wants A Wife has premiered in April for the last three seasons. Last year, FWAW started airing on 21 April, 2025. We can take an educated guess and assume Farmer Wants A Wife 2026 will premiere on 20 April, 2026.

Not yet, there's barely any information out there. As soon as Channel Seven share a sneak peek, we'll update this.