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We knew we’d finally made it when French television station France TV Londres got in touch to ask if they could come and find out more about our British Brie. They were fascinated when they heard that a French Brie de Meaux style cheese made in the UK had won the Best British Cheese Brand…

Join Jonny as we take a deep dive into one of his favourite subjects. If you think cows just eat grass, this might surprise you.

In this final episode of our 12-part series, we reflect back on the changing seasons and the excitement and challenges they bring to all involved at Fen Farm Dairy.

In our latest short film we meet Emily Evans, Environmental Lead at Fen Farm Dairy. Emily is spearheading the farm’s response to the pressures of climate change. As a business we strive to work with nature and to use technological innovation to both mitigate the effects of environmental change and to make a positive impact by reducing emissions and…

In 2013 we were visited by Anna Hill from BBC Radio 4’s Farming Today. She was keen to discover what had prompted Jonny and Dulcie to travel to France in 2012 with a dream of bringing the Montbéliarde breed of cow back to the UK and making a French style brie in Suffolk. It just so…

Meet Jonny’s Dad, Graham. Graham has been farming in this part of The Waveney Valley since he was a small boy. We follow Graham on his rounds and see parts of the farm we haven’t visited before. The big question is, does a farmer ever really retire?

In the fourth episode we meet Molly Alexander. Molly works in the milking parlour and in the office, handling all sides of the business. We see the care and attention Molly pays to the herd. And we see the critical sense of humour needed when starting work at 4am even in the depths of winter.

Ever wanted to get an insight into the inner workings of a dairy farm? We’ve teamed up with the brilliant Cellarman Sam to bring you one short film per month over the next 12 months. We’ll take you through the realities, the seasons, the challenges and exactly what’s involved in running our farm and making our products.…