Meet the Farmer Wants A Wife 2025 crop! Eight handsome new heartthrobs looking for love on the hit Channel Seven dating show have been revealed

Farmer Wants A Wife has long been a fan favourite show, with viewers rooting for a new crop handsome farmers with single women in the quest to find love each year.

The 2024 series, hosted by Samantha Armytage, once again saw six single farmers date a group of compatible women in the hopes of finding their future wives.

It was arguably the most dramatic series yet, with fan-favourite Farmer Bert going home single in a shock departure before a ‘secret boyfriend’ texting scandal rocked the cast.

Though the tumultuous journey for 2024 farmers Bert, Joe, Dustin, Dean, Tom and Todd only came to an end in May, Seven are already casting for the 2025 series.

Showing no signs of slowing down, the lucky new farmers selected for the 2025 instalment of the hit reality dating show have already been unveiled.

Eight handsome singles have been cherry-picked for the Seven dating show, but two men will be cut from the final line-up with just six farmers taking to screen next year.

The farmers in the running for the 2025 cast include a 29-year-old banana and avocado farmer from Mareeba, Queensland, called Reidy, along with seven others.

Dashing cattle farmer Jack, 26, from Oberon, New South Wales, is opening his heart to love in 2025, along with sheep farmer Jarrad, 21, from Stanthorpe, Queensland.

Farmer Wants A Wife has long been a fan favourite show and the 2024 series recently came to a close after Farmers Bert, Joe, Dustin, Dean, Tom and Todd’s quest for love came to an end

Now, the lucky new farmers (pictured) selected for the 2025 instalment of the hit reality dating show have already been unveiled – with two set to be cut before the final six take to screen

Beans, hay and cotton farmer Corey – who is 24 years old and hails from Biloela, Queensland – is also in the running for the official 2025 cast.

Handsome singleton Jack L, 26, who runs a dairy farm in Railton, Tasmania, has signed up along with sheep farmer Tom M, 31, from Borambola, New South Wales.

Also on the quest for love are wheat, barley and lentil farmer Thomas, 35, from Kimba, South Australia, and cattle and crop farmer Chooka, 25, from Goornong, Victoria.

With the show still in pre-production, it remains to be seen which two farmers will be cut and which six will make it to screen to kick off their search for true love.

Applications are already open for single women looking to find their happily-ever-after on a farm ahead of the latest match-making journey gracing our screens.

Little is known about the 2025 series of FWAW, with the series yet to start filming and the release date yet to be confirmed.

Samantha is set to return to host the show, after signing a massive two-year deal, with Channel Seven continuing to make Natalie Gruzlewski her understudy

Samantha is set to return to host the show, after signing a massive two-year deal, with Channel Seven continuing to make Natalie Gruzlewski her understudy.

The former Sunrise host replaced Natalie as host of the dating show last year, with Natalie instead appearing in a more ‘scaled-back’ role over the past two series.

Natalie had become a firm fan favourite helming the first eight seasons of the reality TV show from 2007 until 2012, before returning in 2020.

Amid the hosting shake-up, it was claimed that Samantha recently signed a new contract with Channel Seven, bagging herself another two years on the show.

It has been alleged that Natalie will instead continue in an ‘understudy’ role alongside Samantha, after she only briefly featured on the show’s 2024 series.

The former Sunrise host replaced Natalie (pictured), 47, as host of the dating show last year, with Natalie instead appearing in a more ‘scaled-back’ role over the past two series

A source told Daily Mail Australia: ‘This new contract with Channel Seven marks a new era for her with the network.’

‘With the show flying high it was a great time to renegotiate and Samantha is looking forward to getting back out into regional Australia and making new love stories,’ they added.

The source insisted there won’t be any hosting changes to Farmer Wants A Wife next year, despite many disgruntled fans calling for Natalie’s return to the centre stage.

They added that the format will stay the same for the 2025 series.