It only took a few episodes into Farmer Wants A Wife Australia to know the 2026 series was going to be a whirlwind season full of love, tearful departures, and confrontation.
And, we haven’t been let down.
The 2026 FWAW have been anything but predictable since arriving onto the farmers’ properties where they’ll learn more about their prospective farmers.
This year’s crop of farmers include Jason, Alex, Zac, Dylan, and Jarrad.
Each of these five farmers will invite women onto dates to share glimpses into their life beyond the farm. While the opportunity might be exciting for the lady stealing a farmer’s heart, it can also mark the end of another’s experience.
Early into the experience, some women have chosen to voluntarily leave the farm.
So, who has left or been eliminated from Farmer Wants A Wife 2026? Find out below.
Ally
Farmer Dylan
Dylan’s farm erupted into chaos after the 24-year-old kissed Keeley during their date, prompting Ally to dramatically leave. Another lady on Dylan’s farm, Scarlette was also frustrated by Dylan’s intimate moment, telling producers, “Dylan doesn’t have to kiss everyone. He’s not forced!”
Ally and Dylan have had a strong connection ever since she fed him blindfolded on their first date. But she isn’t willing to wait for Farmer Dylan any longer. Packing her belongings, Ally left the farm without a single goodbye and left only a note behind.
“You know I’m not here to waste my time; I really want this. If you do too, I’m waiting with open arms,” it read. Later, Ally told producers: “If Dylan wants me, he can come find me and fight for me.”
Following this dramatic walkout, Farmer Dylan spoke to 7News.com.au, revealing there were some things fans didn’t see.
“I told her, if this is going to work I need you to come back,” Dylan said. “I knew if I went looking for her after she’d left then the other girls might think that there’s no point in them being here.”
“I tried hard to put on a front but it did hurt when she left, because I had got to know Ally so well.”
Rachel
Farmer Alex
Rachel was one of the last ladies standing on Alex’s farm, however, his heart belonged to someone else: Eddy.
Sitting Rachel down, Farmer Alex confessed he had fallen for Eddy and no longer wanted to waste her time. To which, she took the news well.
“You’ve redeemed yourself here today with your honesty… I really appreciate it,” she said. “I’m happy for you and Ed.”
Suzannah
Farmer Alex
After reading a private love letter written by Eddy, Suzannah and Rachel then doubted Farmer Alex’s intentions with them, feeling their time was being wasted.
Rather than storm off, both girls wanted to sleep on their decision: stay or leave. However the next morning, Farmer Alex pulled Suzannah for a private chat, confessing, “I think it would be inconsiderate for me to ask you to stay longer.”
She told producers: “I’m okay but a little disappointed… That’s dating, you know. You have a spark with some people, and you don’t have a spark with others.”
Renae
Farmer Dylan
Initially, Renae was a top contender for Dylan’s heart after the farmer selected her for the speed date. Unfortunately, their connection fizzled quickly as Farmer Dylan’s eyes were drawn elsewhere.
Feeling ignored by her farmer, Renae decided that if she didn’t get the next solo date, she would leave. Sharing her decision to her farmer in episode eight, he responded: “I am sorry. I haven’t given you any time… I don’t know what to say. I feel terrible.”
“I’m not going to lie to you. It’s gone… I don’t want to waste your time if my heart’s not there.”
Renae left FWAW in tears.
Asha
Farmer Zac
Intruder Asha was chosen to enter FWAW by Zac’s mum, believing they would be a perfect match. And, mum’s always right! The pair hit it off immediately with a sweet date rowing on the lake and enjoying a picnic under a willow tree.
All was going well, until Asha noticed his strong connections with his original ladies. Unwilling to risk her heart, Asha decided to leave.
Cara
Farmer Jarrad
Farmer Jarrad selected Cara and Carly to go on a double date, where the three went fishing. Unfortunately, Cara’s damsel in distress act wasn’t enough to keep her in the competition for Jarrad’s heart.
However, Cara took the elimination very graciously.
Lily
Farmer Dylan
Lily’s decision to voluntarily leave the farm suspiciously coincided with Farmer Dylan and Ally’s kiss during their double date. Upon discovering the kiss, Lily made her displeasure known noting it was “sneaky and behind my back” despite this being a reality dating series.
“I came here to find something, and I’m trying to follow my heart, and my heart is telling me it doesn’t belong here. It’s telling me it belongs out there,” her exit speech began.
“I’m having a really hard time justifying everything I put on the line to be here. The world is on fire, the oceans are dying, and I can’t get past it. And I’m finding it really hard to sit here and it’s just not me. Being here. And that’s why I think it’s best if I leave tonight.”
Miranda
Farmer Zac
Miranda was this years resident villain intent on staring a life with Farmer Zac.
In her six episodes, she did her fair share of pot stirring however her final dispute with Maya was the final straw. Maya and Miranda’s relationship grew tense after the former gossiped about Miranda to Zac’s twin sister. Feeling the tension, he decided to take the ladies on a rock climbing double date, which led to her elimination.
What swayed Zac’s decision was seeing Miranda be “passive-aggressive” at the dinner table.
Gabbie
Farmer Alex
Gabbie was certainly a rock in a hard place. Feeling Farmer Alex’s connection with another lady, Gabbie voluntarily exited FWAW.
She wasn’t wrong, because after Farmer Alex chose Gabbie’s blind date a few episodes ago, he wasn’t too enthusiastic. “I’d love to just be with Eddy, but I’m trying to keep an open mind,” he said.
Beth
Farmer Jason
Beth’s connection with Farmer Jason was steadily growing, with the pair even sharing a kiss. Despite her search for love and geniunely seeing a future with Jason, her priority remained her six-year-old daughter who desperately wanted her mum.
Beth made the difficult decision to leave FWAW and return home.
Jessica
Farmer Zac
Watching the man your hoping to start a future with is no easy task, but it is part of the FWAW journey. Unfortunately, Jessica couldn’t cope with this.
Alone with Farmer Zac, she blossomed. But watching him dance with Miranda at the Country Ball, Jessica finally decided to leave – to Miranda’s delight.
Tenille
Farmer Dylan
Farmer Dylan was torn between two women: Tenille or Renae. Unfortunately, he just hadn’t felt those romantic sparks with Tenille.
Delia
Farmer Alex
Although Delia made it to Alex’s farm, her journey was short-lived. Delia decided to voluntarily leave, admitting it felt like she was trying to force a connection.
“If I have to fight too hard for this, or it’s uncomfortable and Alex doesn’t want that, and I have to force it, then it’s not meant for me,” she explained.
Alex was blindsided by the decision, admitting there hadn’t been enough time to get to know her, “she had just been reclusive and quiet the whole time.”
Georgia
Farmer Jarrad
Georgia was the first lady from Jarrad’s farm to exit the experience.
“I hope you guys have a wonderful time here,” she said upon her departure. “I hope you have a good time with the girls, because they’re very beautiful.”
Jessica
Farmer Jason
Following Jessie’s shocking decision to not even participate in FWAW, Farmer Jason didn’t send of his ladies home. While Jason believed he was making the right call, it only infruiated Jessica who stormed away from the dinner table, ripping off her mic pack.
“I’m disappointed that Jason chose not to send anyone home, so I’m actually not going to stay,” she told producers.
Jessie
Farmer Jason
When the ladies arrived to Jason’s farm, they had the difficult job of informing their farmer that Jessie had decided to leave the show.
Discovering the Jessie was a short drive away, Farmer Jason drove to get answers. Unfortunately, Jessie felt that a life in front of the cameras just wasn’t for her. The situation clearly hit a nerve for Jason, who confessed: “I’ve always had a fear of women not being able to come to the farm or farm life’s not for them.”