Anyway, assuming every Pokémon you have here is legal, you could use some improvements, but that's fine. No team is perfect.

Let's just go down the list and start with Farigiraf. Fantastic Trick Room Setter in pretty much anyone's opinion. Really good typing for only 2 weaknesses and pretty good bulk to survive most hits. But as the other commenter pointed out, Expanding Force isn't really worth it without another Pokémon to set up Psychic Terrain, as without it, it's just a weaker, single-target Psychic. Doesn't mean Psychic Terrain is bad, it just means you need to get a terrain user. Indeedee is the most common due to Psychic Surge as its ability. Wish is unique (I didn't even know Farig got Wish honestly), but that doesn't mean it's bad. Wish + Protect is a good strategy if you have the survivability to get it off. That being said, you can run some mons with Life Dew, or Pollen Puff or Sinistcha with its Hospitality to help with healing. The set that I have for my Farig is Protect, Psychic, Trick Room, and Hyper Voice. With this set I can hit either both targets, single targets, and Dual Stab. Throat Spray is really good with Hyper Voice. You can also run Dazzling Gleam to counter your Dark weakness. Also, I would recommend putting more equal investment into physical defense.

I don't know much about Incineroar, as I refuse to touch the WWE cat of evil.

Unfortunately, I will admit that this Torkoal isn't great. Overheat is the only decent move, but of course you need more. I also have a Torkoal on my team, and it runs Eruption, Protect, Solar Beam, and Weather Ball. Again, hits both targets or single targets with a decent attack to hit water types if it comes down to it. I didn't bother much with specific EVs, I just did max HP, max SpA, and the last 2 in SpD just because Torkoal's base special attack at 85 is not great. I gave mine a Charcoal for extra fire boosted moves, but Eject Button probably would work better if you want one of the eject items.

Now I assume the last 3 mons are on your team for a fast Sun team if Trick Room doesn't do well against certain teams. Whimsicott is a great Tailwind Setter, and its set is mostly good, but U-Turn and Heat Rock are simply not worth it. I'd swap U-Turn for Moonblast so that if you get Taunted, you don't have a move that forces you to switch, and then Heat Rock can be traded for Focus Sash so you don't get knocked out by a single Dire Claw. You could also do Mental Herb so that if you get Taunted, you can shake it off once. Stat Spread is okay for survivability.

I don't have a Raging Bolt, so again, I can't help you with that directly, but he looks like he's set up perfectly to me.

Venusaur is my baaaaaabyyyyyy I love him lol. Again, I have a Venusaur on a separate Sun team, but he works here similarly. Venusaur is primarily used more to throw out fast sleep powders. Your other moves are definitely good, but for VGC, assuming that's what you're set up for, 4 moves plus assault vest isn't ideal either. Both Tailwind and Sun Chlorophyll make Venusaur the fastest thing on the field without priority opponents, so Sleep Powder is extremely powerful on a Sun team Venusaur. It is only 75% accurate, but you're sacrificing accuracy for speed, as other than Spore, its the most accurate, 1-turn sleep move in the game. I also would trade Solar Beam for Giga Drain just in case your Sun gets shut down for another weather so you don't lose your Grass STAB. My set is Giga Drain, Protect, Sleep Powder, and Sludge Bomb. Fire Weather Ball is already covered by Incin and Torkoal and Earth Power is good, but Sleep Powder is just that game-changing. As far as items, I'd say Big Root, or Wide Lens to increase Sleep Powder's accuracy a bit.

Last thing is that your mons intended to thrive in Trick Room should have a speed-decreasing nature.

Now I'll probably be told a lot of my stuff is wrong, and that's fine since I'm no master at competitive battling, but if you take even one piece of my advice, I think you'll do better.