Hickory Leaf Dairy Goats
Missoula, Missoula CountyRaw goat milk and artisan cheeses · Missoula, Missoula County
4.6 · 8 Google reviewsWhat they sell
- Raw goat milk
- Artisan goat cheese
- Chevre
- Feta
- Cheese balls
Missoula, Missoula CountyRaw goat milk and artisan cheeses · Missoula, Missoula County
4.6 · 8 Google reviews4.6
From 8 Google reviews
Awesome.
Wonderful owners, very kind. Delicious milk.
John and Cheryl are kind people who show up for goats and people in big ways. These are the businesses that make an impact; I cannot say enough great things about them.
Goat milk was delicious! Unfortunately didn’t try cheese.. Very nice and friendly owners and cute goats.
Wow I love this place!
Hickory Leaf Dairy Goats is a Missoula, Montana ranch selling raw goat milk and artisan goat cheese from registered Nigerian Dwarf and LaMancha dairy goats.
Hickory Leaf Dairy Goats is a working ranch in the Missoula Valley of western Montana, where Cheryl Stahl has bred registered Nigerian Dwarf, LaMancha and Mini LaMancha dairy goats since establishing the herd in Texas in 2005. Cheryl and her husband John share 300 acres with his Royal White hair sheep, along with Dexter cattle, horses and chickens. When Montana passed its Local Food Choice Act in 2021 the ranch turned its focus to selling raw milk to the public.
The goat milk is fresh and unpasteurised, cooled as quickly as it is milked and bottled in half gallon jugs by equipment that means the milk is never touched by hand. The goats eat organic pasture, hay and a non GMO organic feed the farm mixes itself, herbal remedies are used ahead of conventional medicine, and herd and equipment are tested twice a year through an udder health lab. Artisan soft goat cheeses, from chevre and feta to flavoured cheese balls, are made whenever the milk supply allows.
Cheryl Stahl
Farmer and cheesemaker
Established Hickory Leaf Dairy Goats in Texas in 2005 and moved the herd to the Missoula Valley in 2009; breeds award winning Nigerian Dwarf and LaMancha dairy goats and makes artisan goat cheese.
John
Rancher
Cheryl's husband, a sheep rancher raising registered Royal White hair sheep on the same 300 acres.
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