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The Westcombe Project
Sam Wilkin
16 episodes
4 months ago

In July 2021 I started an ambitious project to document a-year-in-the-life of Westcombe Dairy.


It was a timely partnership as it coincided with a big push at Westcombe Dairy to take their regenerative farming to the next level. It also became a great opportunity to stop and consider all the changes that they've brought about at the dairy in the past years, from pasture-led grazing to the development of their charcuterie and the work they've done on the farm to improve resilience and diversity.


I visited Westcombe once a month, focusing on a different aspect of what they do on each visit. Through the lens of Westcombe Dairy we are able to look at how dairy farming is changing here in the UK and how one cheesemaker is making changes on their farm in search of a more harmonious nature with nature and ultimately an even more delicious cheese.


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In July 2021 I started an ambitious project to document a-year-in-the-life of Westcombe Dairy.


It was a timely partnership as it coincided with a big push at Westcombe Dairy to take their regenerative farming to the next level. It also became a great opportunity to stop and consider all the changes that they've brought about at the dairy in the past years, from pasture-led grazing to the development of their charcuterie and the work they've done on the farm to improve resilience and diversity.


I visited Westcombe once a month, focusing on a different aspect of what they do on each visit. Through the lens of Westcombe Dairy we are able to look at how dairy farming is changing here in the UK and how one cheesemaker is making changes on their farm in search of a more harmonious nature with nature and ultimately an even more delicious cheese.


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show more...
Life Sciences
Society & Culture,
Health & Fitness,
Nutrition,
Science,
Documentary
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Return to Westcombe Episode 3
The Westcombe Project
21 minutes 8 seconds
11 months ago
Return to Westcombe Episode 3
Back at Westcombe Dairy and Tom gives Sam a tour of the farmyard. A lot has changed in 12 months with a new mill and bakery on site, a brand new brewery going in and the charcuterie changing and developing. In the background the cheddar is the back bone of the business, with all the new its important to focus on what made the Westcombe Project so fascinating - that search for a truly delicious cheese.

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The Westcombe Project

In July 2021 I started an ambitious project to document a-year-in-the-life of Westcombe Dairy.


It was a timely partnership as it coincided with a big push at Westcombe Dairy to take their regenerative farming to the next level. It also became a great opportunity to stop and consider all the changes that they've brought about at the dairy in the past years, from pasture-led grazing to the development of their charcuterie and the work they've done on the farm to improve resilience and diversity.


I visited Westcombe once a month, focusing on a different aspect of what they do on each visit. Through the lens of Westcombe Dairy we are able to look at how dairy farming is changing here in the UK and how one cheesemaker is making changes on their farm in search of a more harmonious nature with nature and ultimately an even more delicious cheese.


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.