Hill Top Jerseys

Jersey Cows For Sale

A $500 deposit in needed to hold a cow. All cows without deposits are available for sale. Deposits are non-refundable unless the cow gets an injury while still with Hill Top Jerseys Farm.

Please Note:

Winter can be a hard time of year on a farm. We constantly go from cold to wet, to snow, and ice, which none of this is good for taking photos, or doing haulter training. Cows have their winter coats which hold dirt and mud more and they look shaggier than in the other seasons. And the background is going to be brown and muddier than normal from melting snow. So, please excuse the mud, and look past the shaggy hair, and if you really need a cow that is haulter broke, maybe wait and give me a call early spring. Some of these girls have had haulter training in the past, but if you don’t use it you loose it, so I would not expect any of them to lead great until we have better weather to get out and work with them regularly. 

Choni

Registered, A2/A2

$4,500

Choni is a quite and calm girl. She is 2.5 years old. She calved on her own her first time, and has behaved really well for me wether milking her by hand or machine.  She has nice, medium teat length with good spacing and is fairly comfortable to milk by hand. She is a shorter more compact girl that holds condition well. She is not a high production cow, but a nice easy keeper, and will likely go up in production on her second lactation. She was bred to Osceola on 3/1/2025. Will plan to send in preg test early April if she is still on my farm then. 
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Vienna

Registered, A2/A2

$4,700

Vinna is a sweet and tiny Jersey. She is so cute and quite friendly. She even goes up to strangers for attention on occasion.  She definitely has a pet personality, however she is still a bit of a pain in the milk barn. She is a 2 year old. She calved easy on her own and bred back to Dandy for an early October calf. She has medium short teats with good spacing and a nice tight symmetrical udder. At this time she should have a kick bar on at milking time, or some other form of restraint. She stands well once the milker is attached, but she is quite fidgety when putting it on and occasionally will throw a kick. She is young and I’m sure with some time she will get better, but she will need a patient owner who knows how to handle a fresh heifer. 
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Baili

Registered, A2/A2

$3,800

Baili is one of our taller Jerseys. She is a 3 year old that had her first calf in December. She is confirmed bred to Osceola and is due in November. She has a gentle personality and is easy to work with. She is friendly and not shy at all. Baili calved in with her front right quarter not functioning at all. The other 3 work well and she is still an average producer with only 3. It looks like it may have been injured when she was young and just never developed like it should have. We have occasionally used Baili for a nurse cow and she has been doing great with it. She has also become much more accepting of hand milking and is enjoying being pet and loved on. She has shorter teat length and is easier machine milked.
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Cayleene

Registered, A2/A2, Currently Dry & Bred

$4,200

Cayleene is a gentle girl she is 3.5 years old and due with her 3rd calf in July. She is confirmed bred to Dandy. She would make a good first time cow for a family. She has medium teat length and does well with calf sharing. She can be milked with a machine or by hand. She is not a big producer on 1x per day milking, but usually produces between 2-3 gal per day when in milk on 1x per day milking.
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Leo

Registered, A2/A2

$4,600

Leo is a lovely 2 year old Jersey. She had her first calf in January and got right into the milking routine.  She has medium short teat length and does well with machine milking. She is starting to get used to hand milking, but has had very little practice thus far. She is confirmed bred to Osceola and due in November.  She is great with routine and I think if she is kept with another cow she would do well on most any farm. She is a little shy, so probably not a good choice for a single cow or first time cow owner. She has well set teat placement and mostly uniform udder, but seems to milk a bit light in her back left quarter. 
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Molly

Registered, A1/A2

$3,500

Molly is a 2 year old fresh heifer. She is doing great on 1x per day milking and calved on her own in November. She is confirmed bred to Osceola and is due November 2025. She is quite gentle, but still a 2 year old and should be worked with calmly to keep her calm. 
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Glenda

Registered, A2/A2

$4,000

Glenda is a quite friendly girl. She just turned 3 years old this fall. She calved on her own in October and bred to Dandy for a late September to early October calf. She is a good milker, but would recommend her to someone planning to milk with a machine.  She has shorter teats, and her front right is pretty light. I usually hook the milker to it for just a little bit and hold the hose line then take it off that quarter and plug the extra inflation so that it will hold in place on its own. 
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Nurse Cows!

Call or text me about our available nurse cows!

$3,000 - $4,000

We have found that Jersey calves can be hard to raise, but having a nurse cow to care for calves really helps with the health of the calf as well as takes less time and effort caring for bottle babies. We will train cows on our farm to take on a few calves to help out with the chores. These girls are young registered Jerseys that have gentle and easy temperaments. Some may only milk from 3 quarters, and some may milk from all 4, but not have as nice an udder as some of our family milk cows. We don’t always have nurse cows available,  but quite often will have one we are willing to part with. Some will be a1a2 and some a2a2. Cows we use for nurse cows are usually girls that are fairly recently fresh, and may or may not be bred back. You could use them specifically to raise 2-3 calves for you, or you could use them to raise a single calf and have some milk for your family as well.
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Pending Cows

Our list of Jersey Cows that have been chosen, have deposits on them, and are ready for their new farms.

Blue Ribbon

Registered, A2/A2, Currently Dry & Confirmed Bred

$4,200
Pending Delivery - Willy
South Dekota

Blue ribbon just turned 5. She is a gentle, easy milker with medium teat length and good spacing. She was a great producer, but the cold hit her pretty hard this winter and she dropped production, so I decided to give her a longer dry time. She is confirmed bred to Dandy for an August calf. She did have mastitis in one of her back quarters,  but it was treated and milked normal before sending her dry. She loves babies and has tried to adopt some that weren’t hers a few times on our farm, so should make for a good nurse cow, family cow or duel purpose cow. Because of her temperament, I think she would make a good beginner cow. You will have some time waiting for her calf, but this will give time for you to bond with her before you need to milk for the first time. 

Regal

Registered, A2/A2

$5,000
Pending Pick Up - Sarah

Regal is a 3.5 year old Jersey. She was bred to Osceola and is due October 24th. She has medium long teats that are placed well. However,  she doesn’t like hand milking. She does fine for machine milking, but if you wanted to milk her by hand you would probably want a kick bar. She is a good producer and would be a great fit for a small dairy operation, but may not be the best for a homestead or first time cow owner. She knows her job and comes in for milking but she is not a pet type personality. 

Hali

Registered, A2/A2

$4,800
Pending Pick Up - Mindy

Hali is a well built 2 year old Jersey. She has a nice udder and good, medium teat length.  She had her first calf in December and has been exposed to Osceola since. She has learned her job quickly and stands well for machine milking, and usually behaves well for hand milking as well. Although she has had just a short time in milk, so I would recommend being careful to keep her calm in order to encourage her to keep up the good behavior. She milks well from all 4, but her back two quarters aren’t quite even. 
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