Farmer Wants A Wife (FWAW) 2025 has officially kicked off! So, to keep you up to date on this rodeo of love, here’s who’s been eliminated so far. Finally, we’re at that point of the year ...

In an interview with Yahoo! Lifestyle, incoming farmer, Farmer Thomas, admitted that it was a “nightmare” dating more than five women at the same time while having them live in the same house.

It feeds on multiple species of plants, with corn being the most prominent. Today, this pest is making its way back into larger numbers in North America, and farmers are working hard to adapt control ...

Farmer Wants A Wife Australia kicked off on Monday night as 16 ladies took part in a series of speed dates to win the hearts of two of this year's farmers - but some lovelorn contestants have ...

That is bad news for the American farmers who grow soybeans and the Chinese chicken and hog farmers who buy them — and potentially very good news for the nation ready to step in: Brazil.

We’re in for a wild ride this season. But that doesn’t mean it’s without drama – and the 2025 season is already shaping up to be full of it. This season, Farmer Thomas, Farmer Corey ...

Check out the long-range forecast for this summer in Delaware comparing The Old Farmer’s Almanac and AccuWeather. Since 1792, The Old Farmer’s Almanac has offered long-range weather forecasts ...

Warning: Spoilers from Episode 5 of Fox's "Farmer Wants a Wife" Season 3 ahead. Everything's coming up roses for Madison's Karina Sabol. On the April 17 episode of "Farmer Wants a Wife," the ...

Guests will enjoy a local-food buffet, visit with agricultural producers to learn more about agriculture in Chautauqua County, and win local products as door prizes during the Chautauqua ...

Eugene certainly thought so. He was secretly harboring a huge weed farm in an abandoned 7/11 just outside of Jackson. This piece of information instantly makes us love Eugene. Is there a better ...

Glenn Brunkow feeds sheep on his farm near Wamego, Kansas. His sheep and cattle are profitable these days, but he’s worried about losing money on his corn and soybean crops this year.