Pasture to Plate: Making Cheese at a Maine Farmstead Creamery, Balfour Farm

We show you how cheese is made on our farm, from milking the cows to the aging the cheese. This video was created by Balfour Farm for the Maine Cheese Guild. It was originally shared as part of the educational programming for the 2022 Maine Agricultural Trades Show.
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That was very informative. Thank you!

[@balfourfarm]

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[@edselroad]

Thank you for the terrific video; this is a great educational resource. Also, it was a pleasure meeting you at the ACS conference this past July.

[@paulalaverty1354]

Extraordinary! So interesting to see cheese go from start to finish.

[@balfourfarm]

We are so glad you enjoyed it!

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Great video enjoyed it very much 👍

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Amazing process 19:44 19:45

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[@scottl8436]

What kind of cloth and where do you buy it and How do you clean your cloths and where do you buy your cheese moulds and what model cheese moulds do you use for your hard cheeses? Thanks.

[@balfourfarm]

We use flour sack towels for cheese cloths. They are Saturday and reusable. We wash the in hot soapy water and they use dairy sanitizer in the rise before a final rinse. They are then put through a high heat dryer cycle. Our cheese mounds initially came from New England Cheesemaking in Massachusetts. They have home scale cultures and cheesemaking supplies