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‘Farmer Wants A Wife’ Renewed For Season 2 At Fox

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Fox is looking for more farmer wives. The network has renewed reality dating series Farmer Wants A Wife for a second season.

It revealed the news ahead of its Upfronts presentation in New York. The renewal comes ahead of the season finale of the show, which has been averaging between 2-2.5M in overnight ratings, on May 17.

The series, which is hosted by Jennifer Nettles, premiered in March. It is based on a British format developed by American Idol producer Fremantle and a U.S.

adaptation previously aired on The CW in 2008. The show is centered around a group of farmers that are presented with women from the city and they must choose one to be their spouse.

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