We Bought the Farm - Season 2

A Boston couple wants to move their family out of the suburbs and connect with nature in a farmhouse on sizable acreage. The search starts in Massachusetts' Hampden County, but while Chris has his heart set on a farm with a classic New England barn, Sue wants a water feature and a place where their daughter can raise goats. Will they find the farmhouse of their dreams or will a barn break their budget?

A couple and their two boys are leaving Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, to live a more fulfilling life on a farm and start a lavender growing business. They set their sights on the rolling plains of Hershey, Pennsylvania, but is it possible to find a farm to support their growing needs along with a house that the family can agree on?

Two workaholics are tired of living in their small Greenville, South Carolina, bungalow and are ready to look for a spacious and relaxing farmhouse away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Their perfect farm would have a house with good bones, the right outbuildings and land with plenty of tillable soil in Anderson County. Will they find a fitting South Carolina farm suitable for their gardening and animal-raising goals?

A couple is ready to leave their corporate life in suburban Manchester, New Hampshire, to farm in the Merrimack Valley region of southern New Hampshire. Unsure of what they want to pursue, they tour farms with distinct income producing potential and search for their forever home.

Jenny and Nate are tired of living a chaotic suburban life in Pennsylvania and want to move with their three children to some rolling farmland outside of the city. Having grown up on a farm, Nate is ready to return to his roots and Jenny is on board so long as she can home school their children and hang on to her creature comforts.

High school sweethearts want to settle down on a farm with enough room to start a cattle business and to keep horses. They're both looking forward to living life on the farm but can't agree on what type of farm house to buy. He wants an older traditional build but she's on the lookout for something newer. Will they find the perfect compromise without breaking the bank?

Despite having no farming experience, this Asheville, NC, family of four is moving to the farm. They're ready to crack open the books to learn about crops, cows and planting to make their dream come true. They've certainly got the motivation, but these rookie farmers are in need of some serious help.

Maryland foster parents John and Cynthia are looking to continue growing their family. But in addition to their six children, they have goats and chickens that share their suburban yard. In order to make their dream a reality, they're setting their sights on a farm with a house big enough for eight.