Welcome to Hill Top Jerseys Farm. We are happy you are here! Come meet our sweet and gentle Jersey girls. We are a family run farm and specialize in selling family friendly milk cows. We know our Jerseys will make a perfect addition to your farm!
Registered Jersey, A2/A2
Dossie is a well-built 4-year-old. She has calved twice unassisted and is a good production cow even on once-a-day milking. She is bred to our A2A2 Jersey bull, Nathan, and is confirmed pregnant, due late August to September. Dossie has medium teat length, a little longer in the front than in the back. She is mostly machine milked. While her teat length wouldn’t be bad for hand milking, due to her production volume she would be better suited for someone with a machine to milk her out completely. I think she would be a great fit for a large family with high milk needs or a small dairy…
Registered Jersey, A2/A2
Ashleigh is the type of cow that’s been there and done that. She is almost 6 years old and has had four unassisted calves. She is currently in milk and confirmed pregnant by AI with sexed heifer semen to Madmax (registered A2A2 Jersey bull). She is due September 13th. Ashleigh is normally a good producer, but this past winter storm hit her production pretty hard. She is still producing between 2–3 gallons on once-a-day milking, and hopefully with grass growing and warmer weather coming on, she will pick back up. Ashleigh has medium teat length and behaves well for hand or machine milking…
Guernsey from registered parents, A2/A2
Storm is a 2.5-year-old Guernsey. She has medium teat length and behaves well for hand or machine milking. She is bred to our registered polled Jersey bull, Nathan, and is due in September. She had a beautiful Jersey cross heifer calf on her own for her first calving and is now pregnant with her second calf. I do have registration info on her parents, but since my focus is on Jerseys, I never submitted her for registration. Her price reflects that she has only three working quarters—one never came into production. This is not a mastitis issue; that quarter simply never developed.
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