The Farming Life in Another World release schedule tries to make sense of an isekai franchise that can only be described as sprawling. There is the original novel series, the light novel series, manga adaptation (and its spin-off), and the anime to keep track of. If that feels a little overwhelming, just follow our Farming Life in Another World release schedule to keep it all straight.

How many Farming Life in Another World versions are there?

There are currently five different versions of Farming Life in Another World being made. There is the original novel series written by Kinosuke Naito that was published on the Shosetsuka ni Naro website starting in December 2016. This was later adapted into a light novel series, which began publication in October 2017. Naito was back as author, with illustrations by Yasumo. Shortly after that, a manga adaptation began publication in Monthly Dragon Age magazine starting in November 2017. A four-panel spin-off manga titled Isekai Nonbiri Noka no Nichijo began publication in the same magazine in July 2022. Finally, an anime adaptation was produced, with the first season airing in 2023 and the second season airing in 2026.

All five of these Farming Life in Another World versions are still being produced, though no announcement on a third season of the anime has been confirmed.

When is the next Farming Life in Another World release date scheduled for?

The next Farming Life in Another World release date is July 24, 2026 when Chapter 329 of the manga is released on the ComicWalker website. However, that will be in Japanese only. There are currently no official English-language release dates for any of the Farming Life in Another World versions mentioned above.

The upcoming Farming Life in Another World release schedule is:

• Farming Life in Another World chapter 329 release date (Japanese manga): July 24, 2026
• Farming Life in Another World chapter 330 release date (Japanese manga): July 31, 2026
• Farming Life in Another World chapter 331 release date (Japanese manga): August 7, 2026

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Where can I read Farming Life in Another World?

You can read the Farming Life in Another World manga in English on the BookWalker website. However, if you want to read the light novels or the original novels in English, you’re out of luck; no official English translation of the Farming Life in Another World light novel has ever been released. That doesn’t mean it won’t happen eventually, but nothing has been confirmed yet.

Is Farming Life in Another World an isekai?

Farming Life in Another World is an isekai story where the main character is transported to a new world upon his death in our world. In addition to this, Farming Life in Another World has elements of harem stories, since Hiraku ends up with seven wives at one point, with multiple children from each of them. There are also fantasy races and magic throughout the story.

Is Farming Life in Another World NSFW?

Farming Life in Another World is generally safe for work. Despite some fan service and the harem premise, the story doesn’t show much graphic content or nudity. You might have to explain the premise to anyone who walks in on you watching it, but there aren’t many NSFW elements in Farming Life in Another World. Considering the manga is published in the same magazine that serializes Konosuba: Gods' Blessing on this Wonderful World, this series is fairly tame.

Where can I watch the anime Farming Life in Another World?

Both seasons of Farming Life in Another World are streaming on Hidive, though the availability of the series will depend on your specific region.

Will there be a season 3 of Farming Life in Another World?

There has not been an announcement about Farming Life in Another World Season 3. Season 2 ended in June 2026, and there wasn’t an announcement about the next season made at that time. At the same time, no one has confirmed that there won’t be a Farming Life in Another World Season 3, so fans are in a slight state of limbo as they wait for confirmation one way or another.

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