The next crop of farmers ready to embark on their quest to find true love in the 2024 season of the Seven Network's Farmer Wants A Wife have been announced.
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Eight farmers from NSW, Queensland, South Australia and Victoria are ready to take the plunge.
The 2023 season was a huge success for the applicants, with all of the farmers finding love on the series.
With no further ado.....here are your farmers.
Farmer Dustin, 26, Condobolin, NSW
Third-generation cattle, sheep, goat and crop farmer Dustin feels a huge sense of responsibility to continue the family legacy.
He has a heart of gold, is cheeky and loves to "take the mickey" out of people.
Dustin describes himself as a "girlfriend guy" whose ideal partner is happy, fun-loving, thick-skinned and has a good sense of humour.
He comes from a very tight knit family, so it's very important that his partner gets along with the family.
He would like to be married with children by the time he turns 30.
Farmer Nick, 22, Hindmarsh Tiers, South Australia
This third-generation Italian dairy farmer is mature for his age.
A big talker, Nick never runs out of things to say.
He enjoys travelling and cooking with his Nonna and is passionate about improving quality and productivity on the family farm.
Nick does not believe in gender stereotypes and isn't interested in a trophy wife.
He's looking for someone to "do life with" and wants to fall head over heels in love before marrying her.
Farmer Joe, 33, Nimmitabel, NSW
After living and working around the world, Joe's family's cattle and sheep farm is where his heart is.
It's his dream to bring the farm back to its full potential.
Joe is a passionate rugby player and loves horses, fishing and travel.
A bit of a social butterfly, his charmful smile and playful cheeky personality is infectious.
Family is everything to Joe; he will cancel personal plans to make time for them, which is one of the qualities he's looking for in his future wife.
He is extremely close to his mother, whom he cared for during her breast cancer battle three years ago.
Farmer Bert, 30, Wamuran, Queensland
Fourth-generation pineapple, dragon fruit and pumpkin farmer, and a third-generation Bert, this farmer is impeccably mannered, selfless and honest, with a heart of gold.
Bert has worked hard to take over the family farm and runs it on his own.
He now wants someone to share it with.
His ideal partner is funny, outgoing, adventurous, understands long hours of his work, can banter and gets along with everyone, especially his nanna, whose disapproval could be a deal-breaker.
Farmer Zac, 28, Strathalbyn, South Australia
A third-generation cattle and cropping farmer, there is more to Zac than meets the eye.
A contract musterer, he owns three helicopters and runs a helicopter scenic tours business in South Australia.
He is also a qualified agronomist and will take over the farm after his parents retire.
Zac's ready to settle down and says he is tired of sleeping alone in a swag, looking up to the stars and dreaming of his future wife.
He wants to find someone who's loyal, quick-witted and easygoing.
Farmer Dean, 25, Kandanga, Queensland
Dean is a third-generation cattle and watermelon farmer.
Looking up to his parents' marriage of 30 years and his grandparents' marriage of 67 years, he wants to find a Mrs Deano who can chase a few cows with him.
He's not picky when it comes to choosing a partner, but he's looking for someone who's outgoing, hardworking, driven and is keen to have a crack.
Farmer Todd, 33, Baan Ba
Third-generation beef farmer Todd wants what his parents and sister have: a happy, loving marriage with kids.
An all-round, likeable, sweet, well-mannered but cheeky country boy, he feels a bit left behind as the last single fella standing among his mates.
Todd's looking for someone who's smart, genuine, easy going, happy to enjoy the farm-life and willing to have a go.
She should also be able to take a joke as Todd will definitely give her a bit of a ribbing.
Farmer Tom, 22, Tabilk, Victoria
This 22-year-old third-generation cattle and crop farmer has had his own contracting business working on other farms since he was a teenager.
He also runs the family farm in partnership with his dad.
Tom has a practical approach to life and a seriousness that's tempered by a genuine ability to laugh at himself.
He enjoys country music festivals and horse shows and loves to travel.
For Tom, falling in love is one of the most important things in life.
He is very serious about finding "the one" but approaches it with good humour.
