Carrie Underwood is facing a battle far from the spotlight—and it’s happening on her own land. The American Idol legend is struggling to keep her massive 400-acre Tennessee farm and its dozens of animals in order, and the problem isn’t money—it’s manpower. Despite her fame, she can’t find enough workers to help keep the property running. Fences need mending, fields need tending, animals need care, and the workload is piling up fast. It’s a race against time before the farm—and the creatures who call it home—feel the strain. Now, Carrie is sending out an urgent call for help, because even country superstars can’t do it all alone.
Owning a farm was a no-brainer for Carrie Underwood, who grew up on one in Checotah, Oklahoma. A self-described green thumb, the country star, 42, lives on 400 acres with her husband, former NFL player Mike Fisher, and their two young sons in Tennessee, RadarOnline.com can reveal. But a source said the constant grind of farm life is beginning to…
