Angela Bachochin

Drop Zone Farms raises ADGA-registered Nigerian dwarf dairy goats in Lamar, South Carolina, a small community in the Pee Dee region roughly 30 miles east of Sumter. Angela Bachochin and her family developed an interest in the breed in 2015, starting with just two bottle baby doelings before the herd steadily expanded from there.

The farm operates as a dairy-focused program with an emphasis on pedigreed stock registered through the American Dairy Goat Association. Goat kids are primarily dam raised, receive consistent daily handling, and are disbudded before leaving the farm. In 2022 the herd participated in ADGA Linear Appraisals, adding a formal conformation evaluation to the program. Drop Zone Farms also practices regular disease testing, with the herd screened negative for CAE and Johne's disease, and follows biosecurity protocols aimed at keeping animals healthy.

Families looking for dairy cross goats and Nigerian dwarf goat breeders in South Carolina will find that Drop Zone Farms caters to a range of buyers, from ADGA-focused homes to 4-H participants and homesteaders. The farm also makes a point of offering ongoing support and education to new goat owners.

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