Our Story
Sixty acres.
Two families.
Rosa Garza started with 4 Nubian does and her grandmother's chèvre recipe in 2014. Miguel grew up raising pigs on his family's ranch in Uvalde County. Together they built Cedar Hollow into what it is: a small, intentional operation where every animal has a name and every product is something they're proud to put their name on.
Regenerative practices run through everything — the goats graze in rotation, the pigs root in the cedar breaks, and the compost from both feeds the garden. Nothing goes to waste at Cedar Hollow.
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