A promotional banner for RABI at the Royal Cornwall Show 2026 featuring a collage of four images. The images show a person using the FarmersAid app on a smartphone, two people holding FarmersAid promotional signs, a RABI team member speaking with a visitor in front of a FarmersAid display, and a man standing beside a FarmersAid “Spin the Wheel” activity. The Royal Cornwall Show 2026 logo appears at the top of the banner.

During the Royal Cornwall Show on 4 and 5 June 2026, thousands of visitors had the opportunity to explore FarmersAid, RABI’s new mobile app designed to help people respond quickly and confidently in the event of a serious on-farm accident.

The show provided the setting for the launch of the app, giving farmers, industry representatives, stakeholders and members of the wider agricultural community the opportunity to learn more about the practical guidance and support FarmersAid can provide when every minute matters.

Catherine, member of the RABI events team speaks with a visitor at the FarmersAid stand during the Royal Cornwall Show 2026. The pair are engaged in conversation, with agricultural imagery and FarmersAid branding visible in the background.
A group photo at the Royal Cornwall Show 2026 featuring two RABI representatives standing alongside members of the Knights of Middle England jousting team. Several participants are dressed in medieval armour, with others mounted on horses, posing in front of the team's trailer.
Professor Stuart Maitland-Knibb stands at a podium speaking to an audience at the FarmersAid stand during the Royal Cornwall Show 2026. A large FarmersAid display is visible behind him, while attendees listen from the foreground.
Catherine, a RABI team member speaks with a visitor at the FarmersAid stand during the Royal Cornwall Show 2026. Catherine s holding a timer, with FarmersAid materials and displays visible in the background.
Alicia Chivers, Chief Executive of RABI, speaks during a media interview at the FarmersAid stand at the Royal Cornwall Show 2026. A camera operator films the interview while FarmersAid branding and the app interface are displayed in the background.

Despite challenging weather conditions – which saw the show reduced to two days – engagement remained strong throughout the event, with visitors stopping by the RABI stand to learn more about FarmersAid and take part in a range of interactive activities.

One of the highlights of the event was welcoming the President of the Royal Cornwall Show 2026, Mr Mickey Tylor, and the 2027 Show President, Mr Geraint Richards, along with their stewards and teams, to the RABI stand. During their visit, they took part in our First Response Challenge and met with Professor Stuart Maitland-Knibb and RABI Chief Executive Alicia Chivers to learn more about FarmersAid and the difference it could make for farming people and rural communities.

The show also provided an opportunity to bring together supporters, stakeholders and industry representatives through RABI’s national and regional FarmersAid launch events. Guests heard from Alicia Chivers and Professor Stuart Maitland-Knibb about the importance of accessible first-response information and the role FarmersAid could play in supporting farming communities across the UK.

Friday morning’s breakfast reception welcomed guests to the stand and provided a further opportunity to share the aims of FarmersAid and continue conversations about farm safety and emergency preparedness.

Visitors throughout the event took part in activities including the First Response Challenge, Tourniquet Challenge and Plinko prize draw, helping to raise awareness of farm safety in an engaging and practical way.

RABI was also proud to sponsor the Main Ring performance by the Knights of Middle England, helping to raise awareness of the charity across the showground through commentator announcements and event-wide visibility.

Thank you to everyone who visited the stand, took part in our activities and helped us raise awareness of FarmersAid over the two days.

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Alicia Chivers, Chief Executive of RABI, speaks with Robbie Moore MP at the FarmersAid stand during the Royal Cornwall Show 2026. Chivers is holding a critical care kit while discussing the app and its features. FarmersAid displays and visitors are visible in the background.
Four people stand together in front of a large FarmersAid display at the Royal Cornwall Show 2026. Alicia Chivers, Chief Executive of RABI, stands on the right alongside supporters and visitors to the stand.
A close-up of a person using the FarmersAid app on a smartphone. The screen displays options for different types of severe bleeding injuries, while supporting guidance materials are visible in the background.
Representatives from Cornwall Air Ambulance and Oxbury are pictured in conversation at a FarmersAid event during the Royal Cornwall Show 2026. The group are smiling and engaged in discussion among other attendees at a networking reception.
A group of RABI staff members pose together at the FarmersAid stand during the Royal Cornwall Show 2026. The team stands in front of FarmersAid displays and interactive activities, including the Tourniquet Challenge, which was used to engage visitors and raise awareness of emergency response skills.
A FarmersAid promotional banner displayed along a showground barrier at the Royal Cornwall Show 2026. The banner highlights the app’s real-time guidance for serious on-farm accidents and includes a QR code for downloading the app. Visitors and exhibitor stands can be seen in the background.