Amy Kowalik

Lost Valley Dairy Goats raises dairy crosses in the Texas Hill Country, northwest of San Antonio. The program is co-owned and operated by sisters Audrey and Amy Kowalik, bringing a family-run character to one of the more established dairy goat operations in the region.

The herd has deep roots, with over 30 years of goat raising behind it. The program began with Nubians and later included LaManchas before shifting its focus entirely to Nigerian dwarfs, with Nigerian breeding dating back to January 1993. Those looking for dairy cross goats in Texas are drawing from a herd built on decades of hands-on refinement.

The breeding philosophy centers on honest evaluation rather than idealized claims — the owners assess both the strengths and limitations of each animal openly, so buyers can make informed decisions for their own herds. Biosecurity is taken seriously, and farm visits are by appointment only to protect the health of the animals. In recent years, multiple bucks carrying the Lost Valley herd name have earned American Goat Society production and conformation designations, reflecting the consistency of the program even during a period when the owners stepped back from attending shows directly.

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