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

Goat dairy rooted in individual care
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.



From our herd to your table
Shop the everyday staples and small-batch favorites currently available from Swallowtail Farm & Dairy.

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

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

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

Rustic bars made in small batches—one more good use for the milk we value.
A simple local routine
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The story behind the milk
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.
Registered Alpine dairy goats
The herd has been thoughtfully developed around sound, productive does with strong mammary systems and the character to thrive.

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

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

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