Episodes

A fresh crop of four handsome farmers are looking for love and joining them are 32 women from cities all across America with a similar goal. Both the farmers and the ladies start by diving deep into conversation in hopes that it will ignite a spark. At the end of the day, the farmers will have to make a tough decision and select only five women that they feel most compatible with to take back to their farms and continue their journey to find love.

The farmers each select one woman to accompany them back to their farms for their first solo dates. During these dates, the farmers and their chosen ladies have the opportunity to get to know each other better through activities such as ATV and horseback riding, attending a football game, and enjoying oysters at a marina. Then, the men give all five ladies a tour of their farms.

As another week on the farm passes by, the farmers are forced to start making some tough decisions and narrow down the group of ladies to get one step closer to finding their future wife. To help them, the farmers who still have five ladies on their farms are asked to introduce them to their closest friends who share their honest opinions. As their friends learn more about each lady, they share key advice with the farmers that will help determine who they should take on the next date to discover more about each other.

The four farmers and their ladies gather in Nashville for a barn dance where sparks fly between the women and their farmers, as well as rising tensions among the ladies.

The four farmers and the ladies continue to dance the night away in Nashville with a surprise guest appearance from season two's very own success story Mitchell Kolinsky and Sydney Errera. Off the dance floor, tensions mount between John and Samantha and only time will tell how their love story unfolds. Then, at the end of the night, the farmers choose one of their ladies to take on a solo date and head back to their farms to explore their connections further.

The farmers are tested by someone who knows them best -- their moms