Kmetija ("The Farm") is a Slovene reality show based on the Swedish franchise The Farm by Strix. Since 2007, they have recorded the 14th season, the first 3 on Planet TV, and from the 4th on Pop TV. The contestants are fighting for 50,000 thousand euros.
Twelve contestants, six female and six male, live on a farm similar to those from a century ago. There is no running water, bathroom, or internet during the ten-week filming of the show. One contestant is eliminated each week until only one remains; this contestant wins a 50,000 EUR cash grand prize. Every week one contestant is Farm Leader. He chose two servants, one male and one female. Between these two servants, the other contestants chose a first duelist. The first duelist chooses a second dualist and the second dualist chooses a type of duel. There are three possible types of duel: tug of wars, saw or knowledge. If housemates are of different genders, the only duel possible is knowledge. The loser of the duel is eliminated, and he or she writes a letter announcing next week's HOH.
The first two series were presented by à  pela MoÃÂnik, the celebrity series was presented by Anja Krià ¾nik Tomaà ¾in and the fourth season will be presented by Lilly à ½agar.
<br> In every season is a Farm Master who gives contestants tasks to complete.
POP TV has broadcast all seasons of Kmetija. There are five or six episodes in one week, depending on the season.
In the live finale, a winner is chosen. The winner must win at least two duels out of three. The winner in Kmetija 1 and Kmetija 2 won 50,000 ⬠in cash. They were Daà ¡a Hlià ¡ (Kmetija 1) and Cirila Jerà ¾in (Kmetija 2). In Kmetija Slavnih, a sequins system was introduced. Each week contestants could earn 50 sequins, but they could also spend it. Each sequin is worth 100 â¬. Goran Breà ¡ÃÂanski from Kmetija Slavnih won 36,300 â¬. In the fourth season of Kmetija, the winner won a farm on which the contestants lived for the show along with 12 ha of land.
Viewers elect the People's Winner. In season 1 Klemen and in season 2 Goran Leban won a car, and in Kmetija Slavnih Goran Leban won a car.
Soon after the launch of the first season of Kmetija, it became the number one reality show. Kmetija's best rating share was 59%, while Big Brother's best rating share was 43%.
In 2007, a criminal complaint was filed against POP TV over the inclusion of the slaughter of a pig in a Kmetija broadcast.
The 2009 series (Kmetija slavnih, "Celebrity Farm") caused POP TV to be cited by Slovenia's telecommunications regulatory agency (APEK) for failing to protect children and young people against explicit scenes of sex and violence. The producers were ordered to issue a parental guidance notice.