Thanks for the advice on the camembert, I will try it that way the next time I make them. There's no sign of white mould on them yet, so I think I may have to mould them again and it would be a lot easier to have put the mould into the milk.
I've made a red cheese since then which is looking good. I thought it was a leicester but it looks more like a gloucester, and having looked at the recipes I can't see a lot of difference between them although the commercial versions are quite different. I prefer the smoother, milder, creamier gloucester myself, but am not sure as yet how to achieve that difference.
Farmer JD, where I am there are lots of farmers' markets within quite a small radius, and ideally I would like to sell through them, although I don't know how feasible it would be to make and sell by myself, and bring up three teen boys. My hubby is fully occupied with the farm and pretty sceptical that I can make a go of it. At the moment I am just trying to teach myself and learn how to do it right, baby steps, then we'll see. I think it will take a good couple of years of committed regular cheese making even to think about doing it on a commercial scale.