“Farmer looking for wife”
All information about the 19th season
Inka Bause (center) with this year’s “Bauer sucht Frau” candidates.
© RTL / Markus Nass
“Farmer is looking for a wife” is entering its 19th round. What do fans need to know about the new season?
The search for the dream woman or man in the country begins again: in the 19th season of “Bauer sucht Frau” (from Monday, November 20th, 8:15 p.m. on RTL or on RTL+), two female farmers and ten male farmers will invite potential partners to their farms. Moderator Inka Bause (54) will accompany you again.
The ten new episodes will be broadcast on Mondays and Tuesdays. Following Monday’s episode, Ralf Herrmann will again pay a visit to farmers from the current season in “Ralf, the Farmer Reporter” and take a look behind the scenes of their farms and businesses. Inka Bause has already made a promise for the 19th “Farmer Seeks Woman” season: “This year, fans can look forward to very self-confident, attractive and committed farmers!”
The farmers of the new season
Sheep farmer Hannes (24) from Upper Bavaria, the youngest candidate in the season, runs a dairy farm together with his parents and brother, has his own sheep farm and works as a warehouse clerk. Livestock farmer Daniel (26) from Lower Bavaria works part-time as a real estate agent and runs a farm with his father. He spends his free time with the rural youth or with his colleagues in the volunteer fire department. Dairy farmer Patrick (27) is the third generation to run a farm in the Eifel region of Belgium. The sporty farmer enjoys mountain biking or skiing and would like to start a family.
Horse manager Carolin (27) from the Main-Kinzig district in Hesse will one day take over the farm from her parents. She loves fashion and “bling bling,” but makes it clear: “I can push hard, even though my nails are done.” The fact that she has been “permanently single” for 27 years is now about to change thanks to “Bauer sucht Frau”. Organic farmer Christoph (28) from the Rotenburg (Wümme) district, Lower Saxony, works full-time for the professional fire department and is rebuilding his family’s farm. Animal welfare is very important to the vegan who keeps fit with yoga and has a punk rock band.
Dairy farmer André (33), a full-time machine operator for the city, looks after the family-run dairy farm on the Lower Rhine. He enjoys horse riding and is a member of the volunteer fire department. Regarding his love life so far, he reveals: “I often fall in love with the wrong person.” Farmer Stephan (31) lives with his father next to his farm in the Vulkaneifel, Rhineland-Palatinate. In his free time he enjoys riding his motorcycle with friends. His shyness has stood in the way of finding love so far.
Poultry farmer Stefanie (41) lives with her daughter in North Frisia and looks after more than 65 animals. The animal psychologist and dog trainer also runs a dog boarding facility and stays fit by jogging and lifting dumbbells. Suckler cow owner Steffen (42) from the Miltenberg district in Bavaria is a full-time butcher and runs a small farm with his brother. His pride and joy is his Lamborghini, which is why he calls himself a “Lamborghini farmer”.
Master horse manager Hans (65) has a horse boarding house with a farm in the Eifel in North Rhine-Westphalia. After 30 years of marriage, the father of two adult daughters separated from his wife and has now been single for ten years. Bull breeder Siegfried (64) from the Odenwald district in Hesse raises bulls part-time. The trained mechanical engineer likes to be in the shooting club or dance discofox in his free time. Hobby horse farmer and pensioner Dietrich-Max-Helmut (70) has a horse farm in the Elbe-Elsterkreis in Brandenburg. He has already made it into the Guinness Book of Records with his pony sports club. The former truck driver is also an amateur dancer. He longs for a new love and togetherness: “I like to talk, and if we do the work here together, then we quickly have a lot of free time and can do something together.”