Early indications suggest more people attended this year's Devon County Show than in 2018.
Organisers are still compiling figures, but say good weather encouraged more show goers through the gates.
New Show Manager, Sam Mackenzie-Green, says they had more trade stands than for many years, as well as advance ticket sales up by 10%.
She says 2020 is their 125th year as a show and they have a number of ideas to celebrate this milestone.
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