1/25Nick Haddow founded Glen Huon Dairy last year to supply milk to Bruny Island Cheese. Picture: Phillip Biggs
Glen Huon Dairy Co
PICTURE GALLERY: NICK Haddow started as a cheesemaker before becoming a dairy farming, rearing 55 cows on his Glen Huon farm.
2/25Farm owner Nick Haddow and manager Richard Butler at the dairy. Picture: Phillip Biggs
3/25He rears 55 cows on 100 hectares northwest of Bruny Island. Picture: Phillip Biggs
4/25Nick also raises 100 chooks for eggs and 35 pigs. Picture: Phillip Biggs
5/25The town of Glen Huon in Tasmania. Picture: Phillip Biggs
6/25Crowdfunding raised more than $200,000 to fund building a 10-a-side herringbone dairy.
7/25Nick Haddow founded Glen Huon Dairy last year to supply milk to Bruny Island Cheese. Picture: Phillip Biggs
8/25Nick also raises 100 chooks for eggs and 35 pigs. Picture: Phillip Biggs
9/25The pigs feed on spent grain from the brewery and whey from the cheese making on Bruny Island, and processed into bacon and sausages for the cheese club. Picture: Phillip Biggs
10/25Farm Managers Richard and Karen Butler with 3 year old daughter Imogen, and dog Jono. Picture: Phillip Biggs
11/25Nick also raises 100 chooks for eggs and 35 pigs. Picture: Phillip Biggs
12/25Farm owner Nick Haddow and manager Richard Butler at the dairy. Picture: Phillip Biggs
13/25He rears 55 cows on 100 hectares northwest of Bruny Island. Picture: Phillip Biggs
14/25Crowdfunding raised more than $200,000 to fund building a 10-a-side herringbone dairy. Picture: Phillip Biggs
15/25Nick Haddow founded Glen Huon Dairy last year to supply milk to Bruny Island Cheese. Picture: Phillip Biggs
16/25Nick also raises 100 chooks for eggs and 35 pigs. Picture: Phillip Biggs
17/25He rears 55 cows on 100 hectares northwest of Bruny Island. Picture: Phillip Biggs
18/25Farmhouse reflections in the dam. Picture: Phillip Biggs
19/25Nick Haddow founded Glen Huon Dairy last year to supply milk to Bruny Island Cheese. Picture: Phillip Biggs
20/25He rears 55 cows on 100 hectares northwest of Bruny Island. Picture: Phillip Biggs
21/25Crowdfunding raised more than $200,000 to fund building a 10-a-side herringbone dairy. Picture: Phillip Biggs
22/25Karen Butler and 3 year old daughter Imogen on the farm. Picture: Phillip Biggs
23/25Nick also raises 100 chooks for eggs and 35 pigs. Picture: Phillip Biggs
24/25Crowdfunding raised more than $200,000 to fund building a 10-a-side herringbone dairy. Picture: Phillip Biggs
25/25Nick Haddow founded Glen Huon Dairy last year to supply milk to Bruny Island Cheese. Picture: Phillip Biggs
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