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Food & Drink
June/July 2013
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Cheeses rest in the aging room at Sequatchie.
Photo: Squire Fox
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Cows head to the barn for milking.
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Cheese makers Carroll Anderson and Nathan Arnold of Sequatchie Cove Farm.
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Fresh milk from the farm’s pasture-raised dairy cows.
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Warming the milk.
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Nathan checks the texture of the curd.
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The cheese is flipped during the draining process.
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Alpine-inspired, award-winning Dancing Fern cheese.
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A sampler of the South’s bloomy bounty.
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Kelsey and Ashley Keener, of Sequatchie Cove Farm, with their son, Fletcher.
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A sampling of cheeses produced at Sequatchie—the Gruyere-like Gruetli, soft Dancing Fern, and rustic Cumberland.
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One of the farm’s Jersey-Holstein cows.
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Nathan Arnold with a wheel of Gruetli.
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The diversified farm also raises heritage-bred pigs as well as grass-fed beef cattle and Katahdin sheep.
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Farm owner Bill Keener at work.
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