Farmer Wants A Wife on Channel 7 meet Farmer Corey

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Farmer Wants A Wife on Channel 7 meet Farmer Corey – A smile you can’t resist. Meet Farmer Corey.

Fun-loving and hard-working bean, hay and cotton farmer Corey has a heart as big as Australia, but which lucky lady will steal his heart when Farmer Wants A Wife returns to Seven and 7plus after Easter?  

With a contagious smile that lights up any room, this country music-loving farmer wears his heart on his sleeve and is looking for a partner who will “always” put family first.

“Family means the absolute world to me; it’s a big part of my life. I’m an up-and-coming fourth generation farmer and intend on starting the fifth generation in the future,”

– Corey said.

“I’d like to expand the farm and continue the dream of my grandfather and his father before him.”

Corey is looking for an adventurous, caring, genuine and down-to-earth woman, someone to share a laugh with, but also someone he can depend on when times get tough.

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“Stability and commitment are also very important to me,” he said. :I’d like to have a partner who is able to enjoy the simple life, the farm, and the way we live.”

After years of farm life, Corey isn’t easily fazed, but he admits he was incredibly “overwhelmed” meeting his chosen ladies for the first time.

“I felt butterflies in my stomach,”

– he said.

“I couldn’t stop blushing; I couldn’t stop smiling!”

Who will Farmer Corey choose to be his happily ever after?

Be there for the start of the next epic love story when Australia’s favourite bush fairy tale, Farmer Wants A Wife, returns with a new crop of farmers on their quest to find true love.

Farmer Wants A Wife is a Fremantle Australia and Eureka Productions co-production for the Seven Network.

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Farmer Corey, 24, Biloela, QLD – Beans, Hay and Cotton 

Farmer Jarrad, 21, Stanthorpe, QLD – Sheep 

Farmer Thomas, 35, Kimba, SA – Wheat, Barley and Lentil  

Farmer Tom, 31, Borambola, NSW – Sheep 

Farmer Wants A Wife – New season starts after Easter on Seven and 7plus

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About the Show

Farmer Wants A Wife on Channel 7 meet the 2025 farmers – There’s a new crop of farmers looking for the one. Farmer Wants A Wife is back.

Be there for the start of the next epic love story on Seven and 7plus as Australia’s favourite bush fairy tale, Farmer Wants A Wife, returns with a new crop of farmers on their quest to find true love.

With 11 marriages and 27 beautiful farmer babies in Australia alone, Farmer Wants A Wife is more than a TV show. It creates something that lasts a lifetime, families, and a legacy. That’s the power of real love.

The global phenomenon returns with four new farmers ready to open their hearts to love in 2025:

Farmer Corey, 24, Biloela, QLD – Beans, Hay and Cotton

Farmer Jarrad, 21, Stanthorpe, QLD – Sheep

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Farmer Thomas, 35, Kimba, SA – Wheat, Barley and Lentil  

Farmer Tom, 31, Borambola, NSW – Sheep

From thousands of ladies who applied, each farmer has chosen eight to meet. Come along for the ride as connections build and the first sparks of romance take flight.

The 2024 season of Farmer Wants A Wife reached 9.9 million people across the country, dominating its timeslot. An average total TV audience of 1.2 million watched as Farmers Bert, Joe, Dustin, Dean, Tom, and Todd set out to find love.

Farmer Wants A Wife is a Fremantle Australia and Eureka Productions co-production for the Seven Network.

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