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Inca Bose visits farms

If you can not get enough farmers, you do not have to wait long, because after a day things will continue. Easter Monday, at 7:05 pm, there are no new farmers, but we look back to last season Inka Bose asks: “What is happening on the farms?” Nine farmers and one farmer wanted to find love in 2020 with “Bower Such Fro”. “The farmer is looking for a wife – what’s going on on the farms?” Another look into the yard. What is the current situation in Jungbor Patrick and Antonia? What happened to Lotus, the cattle owner, and his Steffi? Which new couple discovered each other? RTL will provide the answers.

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