Eastern suburbs man applies to go on Farmer Wants A Wife after doing his weekly grocery shop at Harris Farm instead of Coles

CONCRETE COWBOY: A Potts Point man looking for love is hoping that shopping at Harris Farm will qualify him for Channel Seven’s reality TV show Farmer Wants A Wife.

“Working in corporate finance, I rarely get to leave the city to be honest,” Sam Biggs admitted to DBT.

“But ever since I bought my groceries from my local Harris Farm this morning, I’ve begun feeling a genuine connection with rural Australia.”

The 32 year old just submitted his application for the next season of the show, in which farmers embark on a quest to find true love.

“Initially I was thinking of going on MAFS, but it seems too intense,” he says.

And he’s going shopping for a pair of R.M. Williams boots this afternoon to complete his transformation.

If selected for Farmer Wants A Wife, Sam Biggs says he has access to a farm for filming.

“I know someone who owns a 1.5 hectare property near Bowral,” he says.