Food and farming heroes were honoured in an awards ceremony, despite the show's president being forced to pull out due to a test and trace ping.
Around 250 members and sponsors of Aylsham Agricultural Show Association gathered at Salle Hall near Reepham to give out the awards.
But president Poul Hovesen was pinged by the NHS Test and Trace app three hours before the event began, forcing him to isolate for 10 days. Mr Hoveson subsequently tested negative.
In his absence deputy president and mid-Norfolk farmer, Roger Long stepped up to present the awards.
Awards given were for Outstanding Contribution to Norfolk Agriculture, the Innovative Farming Award and the Ken Dye Memorial Salve which aims to celebrate "food heroes".
The winners were:
- Kelda Forsyth - Ken Dye Memorial Salve
- Henry Dewing - Innovative Farming award
- Nick Deane - Outstanding Contribution to Norfolk Agriculture
Guests at the awards included the Bishop of Norwich, the Rt Rev Graham Usher, Broadland MP Jerome Mayhew and high sheriff of Norfolk, Michael Gurney.
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