The decision to audition for Britain’s Got Talent was taken by the choir “because we got on so well and we thought we sounded so good together,” Slatter said.
His family had been in the audience to watch him and he said the choir had loved the response of the crowd.
“In the course of a year we’ve gone from just being on the farm to singing with a lovely group of like-minded farmers, to then be on Britain’s Got Talent, it’s just immense, a fantastic feeling,” he said.
Asked what is next, he said: “I think we’re open to anything.”