Andy Owens, from Marden, and Will Rogers, from Presteigne, are both part of the Hawkstone Farmers Choir.
The group gained entry to the next stage of the ITV show after receiving the well-recognised ‘golden buzzer’ in March, meaning they are going straight through to the semi-finals.
They are now preparing to perform at the London Apollo on Saturday, May 23, with hopes of getting the support of the nation.
Mr Owens is a fourth-generation farmer at New House Farm in Marden.
It’s been a long-held dream of his for 16 years to appear on TV in such a capacity.
At one point, he and his older brother toyed with the idea of auditioning as a duet some years ago, but heavy demands of farm life put the thought on hold.
How you can vote during the Britain’s Got Talent semi-final
Fans eager to see the farming duo progress in the competition can register their votes in several ways.
They can log on to itv.com/vote directly, or scan a QR code displayed during the broadcast to navigate straight to the polling page.
Mobile phone users are preferred, but tablets and computers can also be used.
Votes can only be placed once a user’s UK mobile number has been verified.
A memorable passcode has to be created for future logins after the first voting experience.
Once voting is open, options will be provided automatically on the website.
Users won’t need to re-log in unless they choose to log out or clear cookies from their device.