There are more livestock entries than ever at the Royal Norfolk Show in 2018. Credit: ITV News Anglia
Watch a video report about day one of the Royal Norfolk Show by ITV News Anglia's Emily Knight.
Dry weather and blue skies are expected to boost the crowds at the Royal Norfolk Show on Wednesday and Thursday.
Early reports are that it is very busy at the showground at Easton on the outskirts of Norwich with crowds of people enjoying the sunshine.
It's a record breaking year for livestock with the most ever entries.
The first day of the Royal Norfolk Show was very busy Credit: ITV News Anglia
For the first time the annual agricultural show is opening in the evening until 10pm with live music and entertainment as part of 'Jimmy's Festival'.
More than 80,000 visitors expected over the two day event.
Show organisers says they are prepared for the heat and has plenty of water on site along with St John Ambulance with their 'cycle response units.'
The St John Ambulance will have cycle response units on hand to deal with any health problems. Credit: ITV News AngliaCrowds of more than 80,000 are expected over the two days of the Royal Norfolk Show. Credit: ITV News AngliaJudges at the Royal Norfolk Show preparing to present livestock prizes. Credit: ITV News AngliaThe RAF Falcons parachute display team at the Royal Norfolk Show Credit: ITV News Anglia
