Set up at the Aylsham Show. Big thank you to Archers Butchers and don't forget this is the last day to buy your ticket @norwichpyo!
Buy your The Aylsham Show tickets at White House Farm, Norwich all weekend for a brilliant family day out at Blickling this Bank Holiday Monday!
Late night baling last night for Porkstock Sat 10th September. Shout out to the hard working team behind this great charity event.
More @royalairforceredarrows @norwichpyo today but the farmer missed them in his tractors. Epic display!
Super duper @mockorange here with gorgeous flowers this am! Collect your bunch for the weekend. ;-)
Cooling off after prepping the Aylsham Show at Blickling Park. Make sure you're there on Bank Holiday Monday! ;-)
Hurrah the long awaited Victoria plums are here....!
Farmers market today, at @norwichpyo.
Support local farming/suppliers and make your weekend meals delicious!
Don't forget to bring your knives along to this farmers market THIS Saturday and enjoy some razor sharp edges. Garden shears etc all welcome.
Market magic, back this Saturday White House Farm, Norwich Ales, plants, terrines, icecream, bread, you name it. A fun morning out for all the family. ;-)
Pleased as punch to be selling a few Breadsource gems this morning....

Charlotte Gurney takes to the mic when BBC Radio Norfolk came and set up their equipment between the raspberry canes, recently
LAST MONTH we had a surprise visit from BBC Radio Norfolk who came to White House Farm to hold their midweek show live from the raspberry canes, interviewing the full team, from the farmer to Anya, the resident baker.
We talked all things juicy; strawberries, Brexit and what the customers really think good value is! As you can imagine, this caused much nervous excitement as the team polished the shop and café, smoothed the creases out of their red aprons and honed their radio voices! Thordis, Edd and Anna mapped the farm, tested their radio car for signal in the various strawberry fields and raced around in between a few farming related tunes, capturing the colour and vibrancy of the farm. They asked about growing techniques, interviewed Tom, the fruit apprentice and shared the art of butchery live from the butcher’s counter. There were even a few impromptu shrieks and frantic cable cleaning as mincemeat and BBC equipment got entangled during the sausage making demo! They really brought the farm to the airwaves in the most remarkable and engaging way, no script, just informal chatter with employees and customers alike that gave listeners a true feel of character of the place.
I was enormously proud of the staff as they spoke quite naturally of their individual and varied roles, all of which keep the WHF ship sailing. One customer interviewed has been coming to the farm for 30 years and has watched us through all our changes. It was wonderful hearing first hand how valued White House Farm shop and Butchery is amongst the community and how the farm diversification is appreciated – we all know change takes a bit of getting used to.
In essence, I was in awe of the professional, BBC trio as they came into our business, analysed it, portrayed it an honest, creative light and then vanished like wizards into smoke. There was nowhere to hide, no chance for a retake and the team coped admirably given it was no normal day at the office. It also reminded me just how brilliant the BBC are for getting out there into local, independent businesses and highlighting how hard us Norfolk folk work to make it a jolly nice place to live. If you get the chance, listen again on the BBC iPlayer and enjoy the show until August 10!

Brrr summer where have you gone? A slice cake and a coffee please!
WHF jam, Nortons Dairy yoghurt and some nice berries from @norwichpyo
Pud sorted!
WHF Berry granola...made by @marion
Super start to the day!!!!