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Goat dairy rooted in individual care

Good milk starts with well-loved goats.

Fresh goat milk, cultured dairy, chèvre and small-batch soap from a herd where every animal has a name—and the time and attention to thrive.

Goats grazing in the green pasture at Swallowtail Farm
A curious Alpine dairy goat looking through a wooden fence
Two newborn goat kids resting in straw beside their mother
01 • CareSmall herd, known by name
02 • ExperienceBreeding dairy goats since 2011
03 • TransparencyHonest, thoughtful husbandry
04 • LocalMarkets and partner pickup

From our herd to your table

Made close to home.

Shop the everyday staples and small-batch favorites currently available from Swallowtail Farm & Dairy.

Bottles of Swallowtail raw and pasteurized goat milk

Goat Milk

Fresh raw and pasteurized half gallons from our small dairy herd.

Swallowtail drinkable goat milk yogurt in fruit flavors

Cultured Yogurt

Drinkable goat milk yogurt in rotating fruit flavors, made with live cultures.

Tubs of Swallowtail fresh chèvre with bread and herbs

Fresh Chèvre

Bright, creamy and ready for salads, toast, fruit boards and everyday cooking.

Small-batch goat milk soap from Swallowtail Farm and Dairy

Goat Milk Soap

Rustic bars made in small batches—one more good use for the milk we value.

A simple local routine

How it works.

See what is available for your area, order online and choose the pickup or delivery option shown at checkout.

1

Choose your area

Sign in and select the pickup or delivery area that works for you.

2

Shop the dairy

Fill your cart with the fresh dairy and small-batch goods currently available.

3

Collect & enjoy

Meet Swallowtail at your selected pickup point or use the delivery option listed for your area.

Kailey with a young goat and two farm dogs in a field
A young goat running across the farm

The story behind the milk

The goats came first.

Kailey has raised ADGA-registered Alpine dairy goats in Washington since 2011. What began as the joyful work of building a better herd gradually grew into goat milk soap and, after years of licensing and preparation, a Grade A dairy.

Keeping the herd intentionally small makes room to notice the details. Today, Swallowtail turns that daily care into minimally processed food for families across southern Washington and northern Oregon.

Every animal mattersIndividual care is the foundation, not an add-on.
Nothing to hideClear, honest information about the herd and products.
Meet the herd

Registered Alpine dairy goats

Names, personalities & generations.

The herd has been thoughtfully developed around sound, productive does with strong mammary systems and the character to thrive.

Eclipse, a black Alpine dairy goat with white facial stripes
Foundation doe

Eclipse

A balanced doe whose daughters and granddaughters continue her exceptional mammary strengths.

Award-winning Alpine dairy goat wearing a show ribbon
Show herd

Meri

A ribbon-winning member of the herd and part of the next generation Kailey is thoughtfully building.

AnE, a black and white Alpine dairy goat peeking through a wooden fence
Farm prankster

AnE

Every farm needs a prankster. Opening gates, chewing freshly planted trees and devouring animal crackers at shocking speeds—AnE is sure to be leading the charge.

Goat & lamb meat updates

Be first to hear when it is ready.

Join the dedicated meat email list for availability announcements. The current estimate is late spring 2027 for goat and fall 2027 for lamb.

GoatExpected late spring 2027
LambExpected fall 2027

Ready when the market opens

Bring a little farm goodness home.

Browse the current dairy and soap selection, then choose the pickup option that works for your week.

The Swallowtail Alpine goat herd gathering at the pasture fence