Rogers said: “It’s just beginning to sink in, last night was a whirlwind. We performed and what happened after that is just amazing.
“We already felt like we’d won, we’d made the final [and] we generated so much awareness around what we believe in, so we already felt like we’d done a great job. But to go that extra step, we can’t believe we have actually done it.
Despite their success, there are no immediate plans to swap their hay bales for the stage just yet.
“We really enjoy it but we have to remember what we’re all about. We’re just farmers, our day job is farming and everyone in the choir is related to the agricultural industry – that’s really important to us.
“That’s where we came from and we have to keep our identity,” he added.
