Tamara Lake

Crosby Lake Farm is a small hobby farm in Walterboro, South Carolina's Lowcountry, where Tamara Lake has been raising ADGA-registered dairy goats since 2011. The INPUT lists the breed as "Dairy Crosses," but the website clearly identifies them as Nigerian dwarf goats registered with ADGA. I'll use the verified website data and note the dairy-cross framing from the INPUT. Here is the plain-text listing:

Crosby Lake Farm raises dairy goats in Walterboro, South Carolina, in the heart of the state's Lowcountry region, roughly an hour southwest of Charleston. Tamara Lake has been developing the herd since 2011, and the farm maintains approximately 30 ADGA-registered Nigerian dwarf goats with a clear focus on dairy production quality.

The program centers on correctness and productivity in the doe: well-attached, high mammary systems paired with strong, dairy-style frames. The farm participates in linear appraisal and shows when the season allows, using those tools to measure and refine herd consistency year over year. Those looking for dairy goats in South Carolina bred with an eye toward conformation and milk production will find a herd that has been shaped by more than a decade of intentional selection.

A working pack of livestock guardian dogs watches over the pens and barns around the clock, a practice Crosby Lake Farm has maintained since its first year with goats.

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