Stanthorpe’s Jarrad Wrigley to appear in Farmer Wants a Wife 2025
A 21-year-old Stanthorpe sheep farmer and country music artist is looking for love in 2025. See what makes him stand out from the crop here.
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An up-and-coming country music artist and sheep grazier from southeast Queensland wine country will face a flock of women vying for his heart in 2025.
The youngest of the crop to appear on the next season of Farmer Wants a Wife is 21-year-old Stanthorpe man Jarrad Wrigley.
Describing himself as a “goofy creative” on his profile, if country is the music to your ears Jarrad will be sure to impress with a serenade.
There’s a good chance you might have caught him playing a live show in pubs and the like across the southeast and over the Queensland border.
His artist page Jarrad Wrigley Music already has a following of 1000 on Facebook and almost 3000 on Instagram.
Music and farming are only two tricks up Farmer Jarrad’s sleeve, who refers to his ability in the kitchen, with a specialty in hearty meat dishes.
Farmer Jarrad isn’t the first Stanthorpe local to appear on the show, with fourth generation apple farmer Dave McMahon finding his soulmate, teacher aide Emily on the show in 2022.
It was no surprise when the adoring couple broke the news of their engagement in October 2023.
The next season will see an additional two farmers enter the ring of love, with the eight eligible bachelors to lay it all on the line for love.
If you think you’re ready to live the simple country life, head to the Farmer Wants a Wife website to view all of the farmer profiles and submit your application.
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Originally published as Stanthorpe’s Jarrad Wrigley to appear in Farmer Wants a Wife 2025
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