Fox’s reality dating show “Farmer Wants a Wife” is back for the upcoming Season 3, this time featuring two Ohio natives looking for love. The new season returns March 20 with four new farmers and 32 ladies on the popular reality series.
In the show, a group of single women leave behind city life for country living as they compete for the love of cowboy bachelors. It’s hosted by Grammy Award winner Jennifer Nettles.
Here’s what to know about Keeley Goldberg and T’yana Nicole, the two women representing Ohio in Season 3 of “Farmer Wants a Wife.”
Season 3 contestant Keeley Goldberg is from Cincinnati
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A Cincinnati local, 22-year-old Keeley Goldberg works as a dance coach, and will date farmer Colton Hendricks, a cattle rancher and horse trainer from Mena, Arkansas, according to Entertainment Weekly. One of the newest members of the Miss Ohio pageant class 2025, Goldberg recently won the Miss Oxford 2025 local title, as seen on her recent Instagram post.
Season 3 contestant T’yana Nicole is from Wooster, Ohio
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Twentythree-year-old T’yana Nicole hails from Wooster, Ohio (west of Canton and about an hour from Akron) and works as a nurse, according to Entertainment Weekly. She also does modeling, acting, and creates online content on TikTok. T’yana will date Jay Woods, a cattle and hay farmer from Florence, Alabama, on Season 3 of the show.
What is ‘Farmer Wants a Wife’ about?
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The show follows four farmers from across the country as they search for romance: Matt Warren from Morro Bay, California; Jay Woods from Florence, Alabama; Jon Sansone from St. Louis; and Colton Hendricks from Mena, Arizona. This season features 32 women split into four groups as they leave behind pursuing love in “the big city” and instead opt for rural courtship activities like tending to the homestead, feeding cattle and baling hay, per Fox.
When does ‘Farmer Wants a Wife’ Season 3 air? Channel, showtime, streaming options
The show premieres on March 20 at 9 p.m. ET on Fox, with next-day streaming available on Hulu.