"The Farmer's Daughter" is a television series that aired from 1963 to 1966. The show follows the story of Kathy Baker, a young woman who leaves her rural home to work as a housekeeper for a widowed politician, Clifford McGowan, in a small town. The series explores her experiences and challenges as she navigates life in a new environment while maintaining her values and connections to her farming roots. The show combines elements of comedy and drama, highlighting themes of love, family, and community. It features a cast that includes William Windom and Patricia Crowley, and it reflects the cultural dynamics of the 1960s, showcasing the contrast between urban and rural lifestyles.