Andy Owens from Marden and Will Rogers from Presteigne, both members of The Hawkstone Farmers' Choir, shared their excitement and gratitude for the support they have received ahead of the Britain's Got Talent final. The choir, initiated by TV farmer Jeremy Clarkson, aims to raise awareness about mental health issues within the agricultural community. After their impressive semi-final performance of Bastille's 'Pompeii', the farmers expressed hope that their message would resonate beyond the farming industry. Rogers emphasized the importance of encouraging open conversations about mental health, stating that even small changes can have a significant impact. Both farmers described the experience as surreal, noting the unexpected traction their choir has gained. As they prepare for the final, they feel a mix of nerves and excitement, eager to deliver a powerful performance. The final will air on ITV, featuring other contestants like golden buzzer winner Celestial and teenager Rafferty Coope.