In May, the choir won the ITV talent show and received a £250,000 cash prize, as well as the chance to perform at the annual Royal Variety Performance.
It has since announced a UK tour at venues across the UK, including Oxford, in the spring, which will follow the release of its debut album, This Is Home, in November.
“It’s been such a whirlwind 12 months since we auditioned for Britain’s Got Talent,” Florey, who is a fourth-generation farmer, said.
“Trying to juggle the day job and everything that has come with the choir is becoming a challenge, but it’s something that we’re relishing and really getting stuck into.”
He said organising rehearsals was a “real challenge” because the choir members were “spread around the whole country”.
“So we are on our farms singing along to the songs, trying to rehearse ourselves, get our parts ready – we are generally outside on the farm singing to our livestock.”