Brachers sponsors the Kent County Show

Brachers is thrilled to continue its sponsorship of the Kent County Show, happening on July 4, 5, and 6, 2025, at the Kent Showground in Detling, Maidstone.

Celebrating its 94th year, this iconic event is a vibrant celebration of farming, agriculture, and rural life in Kent. Join us to experience the very best of the ‘Garden of England’.

For three days, visitors can enjoy a wide range of attractions, including animals, horses, vintage vehicles, retail stands, and much more. From showjumping to food and flowers, there is something for everyone at this family-friendly event.

The Kent County Show is organised by the Kent County Agricultural Society, a registered charity that supports local farming practices and promotes education about food farming and the countryside.

Sarah Gaines, head of Brachers’ Agriculture and Rural team, sits on KCAS’ board of directors and endeavours to promote the charity’s objectives.

Sarah said: “Brachers is thrilled to once again sponsor the Kent County Show. This event is a beloved celebration that highlights the heart of rural life and agricultural excellence in Kent. We look forward to connecting with our community and supporting this vibrant showcase of our region’s heritage.”

Brachers has been advising farming families and landowners for over 125 years, playing an active role in Kent’s agricultural community throughout our rich heritage.

Tickets for the Kent County Show are available on the KCAS website.

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