William Henning

William Henning raises dairy crosses in Honomu, Hawaii, on nearly 15 acres of Hamakua Coast land overlooking the Pacific, roughly 10 miles north of Hilo. The farm, established around 2008, grew out of a small herd the family originally kept in Arizona before relocating to the Big Island and clearing what had been former sugar cane fields to build out their goat operation.

The herd is hand-raised and accustomed to free-range conditions on the property. Homes for dairy cross goats from this program are expected to provide proper fencing and covered shelter, and the farm offers ongoing support to new owners after placement. Animal welfare is taken seriously here — the dairy holds an Animal Welfare Approved accreditation through the Greener Planet group, a standard that requires a notably high level of care in husbandry practices.

Those looking for dairy cross goats in Hawaii will find a small, working farm operation where the animals are socialized from birth and raised with hands-on daily attention. Bill Henning, a U.S. Army veteran, and his wife Mary have built the herd and the broader farm together, with the goats serving as the foundation of everything produced on the property.

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