The Grenada Goat Dairy Project

Project Concept

The Goat Dairy (TGD) project was established in 2008 (incorporated as a 501c3 in the United States and non-profit organization in Grenada in 2011) as a business model to showcase and train local farmers with an interest in transitioning to sustainable income-generating production and marketing strategies for goat dairy products in Grenada.

Animal Care

We work everyday to ensure that our goats have the best care so that our healthy goats produce quality milk and Goat Dairy Products. The Goat Dairy is all about quality. We hand milk each of our does, and uphold high standards to ensure clean fresh quality milk...

Dairy Processing

The Goat Dairy produces fresh, filtered, pasteurized milk from the Goat Dairy's Goats. Our milk makes wonderful quality goat dairy products such as fresh pure plain, chocolate and other locally spiced milk, cheese, pudding, yogurt, and ice cream.

Project Background

The concept of this program has been planned, developed and managed by The Grenada Project during the past four years entirely through volunteer efforts. The Goat Dairy is now facilitated and managed by The Grenada Goat Dairy Project, a local registered non-profit incorporated company in Grenada, West Indies...

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“The Goat Dairy is supporting and empowering local farmers”

We provide a living example and training facility for quality goat dairy farming and production.

Our Facilities

Our Goats

The Grenada Goat Dairy Project has a wonderful...

Goat Care

The primary mission of the Grenada Goat Dairy...

Dairy Processing Facility

The Grenada Goat Dairy project has a state of the...

Our Kickstarter Campaign

LocationBelmont Estate, Hermitage, St. Patrick, Grenada

Our Mission

The Grenada Project

Founded in 1994 The Grenada Project was established as a “501(c)(3)” in the United States to help the less fortunate on the Island of Grenada. Over the past 15 years, TGP has expanded its scope and has raised and funded projects worth over one million dollars. TGP works closely with the Government of Grenada, The Rotary Club of Grenada East, and other organizations and individuals to identify and assess the needs of the country’s population.