
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 developm... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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EMERGENCY PODCAST
An all new chat with Tom Calver in which I hear first hand what it was like to be at the centre of the Cheddar Scam storm that enveloped British Cheese just a few weeks ago. We talk about the real impact of a crime like this and ho... more
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 b... more
Sam is back at Westcombe and chatting to raymond about how the changes have affected the herd, I also hear from Raymond about his health. Suffice to say, herdsmen are a tough lot!
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It's Summer 2023 and Sam is back down at Westcombe Dairy to find out what's changed in 12 months. It turns out plenty! In episode one of three, Sam heads into the fields to chat to Richard and Tom and catches up with The Westcombe Project.
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EPISODE TWELVE – THE FINAL VISIT
For this last episode of The Westcombe Project Sam heads to Westcombe Dairy to recap and reflect on everything he’s seen, heard and learnt on his visits here to Westcombe. We look back across the series and look forw... more
EPISODE ELEVEN – LANDRACE
It's May 2002 and Westcombe is lush and green. The cows are out on pasture, but for this episode we head into Bath to Landrace Upstairs to discuss grain, herbs, flowers and the wider Westcombe family, with Andrew Lowkes, Me... more
EPISODE TEN – MANAGING THE TRANSITION
It’s out under blue skies in April 2022 as Sam returns to Westcombe and we discuss the realities of the new grazing systems. As the tracks start to go down at Manor Farm, it's not all plain sailing. Richard, Nic... more
EPISODE NINE – THE DIVERSITY OF FARMING
With spring in the air, Sam joins Tom, Richard and Nick back on the farm to discuss the grazing paddocks, herbal leys and planting of fruit and nut trees. We also talk bio digesters, slurry, fuel prices, the r... more
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