The Producers: Jake Wolki (Wolki Farm) - couldn’t love it more

Deep in the Weeds - A Food Podcast with Anthony Huckstep

English - July 10, 2023 18:01 - 36 minutes - ★★★★★ - 3 ratings
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Jake Wolki and his wife Ann run Wolki farm and butchery in Albury in New South Wales.
They started the farm in 2019 on a hobby block that his dad used for conventional cattle. Things changed very quickly, thanks to YouTube rabbitholes and a deepening commitment to doing things differently. The Wolkis farm according to five principles: animal welfare, environmental backbone, healing food, community and profit. It’s been a radical life shift for Jake from fast food and poor health to regenerative farming and vitality. He couldn’t love it more.

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Jake Wolki and his wife Ann run Wolki farm and butchery in Albury in New South Wales.

They started the farm in 2019 on a hobby block that his dad used for conventional cattle. Things changed very quickly, thanks to YouTube rabbitholes and a deepening commitment to doing things differently. The Wolkis farm according to five principles: animal welfare, environmental backbone, healing food, community and profit. It’s been a radical life shift for Jake from fast food and poor health to regenerative farming and vitality. He couldn’t love it more.