Black Mesa Ranch

Snowflake, Arizona, USA

Artisan Cheese

Nubian Goats

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See our goats in action in this professionally done Whole Foods YouTube promo for our cheeses.

 

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See BMR owner/cheese maker, David, make Pasta with Goat Cheese in just one minute.

 

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Award Winning Artisan Goat Cheeses

 

4 Awards 2010 ADGA National Competition

    

2 Awards 2008 ADGA National Competition

4 Awards 2005 ADGA National Competition

3 Awards 2004 ADGA National  Competition

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1 Award 2010 ADGA National Competition

2 Awards 2005 ADGA National Competition

2 Awards 2004 ADGA National Competition

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Getting Started

The RIGHT WAY

With Goats 

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November 30, 2012

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Snowflake Arizona

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2012

9/8/12: Both David and I enjoy a good lamb chop, but have been finding it hard to consistently get high quality lambs to provide them.  So we decided that it might be a fun, new adventure to try sheep.  Our first try was not terribly successful in that we started with wool sheep that needed shearing once a year, which was a bit pricey.  Plus one of the ewes stomped on my foot so hard that I required surgery to remove the bone fragments.  No, not a great beginning.  But now we have changed to a hair type sheep.  Hair sheep will naturally shed their winter coat and don't need shearing.  They are also smaller.  Our starter flock of registered Katahdins has now arrived and they are settling in nicely.  We'll update this page once they are out of quarantine and out grazing on our range.

 

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