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.
Registered, A2/A2
Velina has great body structure. She is naturally polled and had her first calf this past winter. She was bred to our bull Nathan on 10/3/2025 and will be 3 years old in November. She has medium-long teats and a nicely attached udder. Velina does well for both hand and machine milking and has just started halter training. She has a laid-back temperament and regularly lets people walk up and touch her in the field. She is currently giving about 2.5 gallons per day on once-a-day milking. Now for her downsides: Velina got pink eye this summer in her right eye. She has recovered but still has some white scarring in that eye. She also has a bit of hoof rot on her back right foot. She does walk on it, but it remains a little tender.
Registered, A2/A2
Fancy is a lovely, just 2-year-old heifer who had her first calf in July 2025. She is doing well with both hand and machine milking and has nicely spaced, medium-length teats that are ideal for hand milking. We have started her on lead training, and she is currently exposed to our bull Nathan, so she may be early bred. Fancy has great body structure and is producing just shy of 3 gallons per day on once-a-day milking.
Registered, A2/A2
Beca is a beautiful A2A2 registered Jersey with good, medium-long teats and a well balanced udder. She calved easy on her own in February. She is confirmed pregnant by our registered A2A2 Jersey bull, Nathan, and due March 2026. Beca is great at coming in the barn for milking. She did get a sore foot from the mud this past month, so she does favor her back left foot. That has made her a little kicky sometimes for milking because she doesn’t like me hosing it off and sanatizing it. Besides that she is a very sweet, gentle girl.
Registered, A2/A2
Bassi is a sweet 2-year-old with medium-long teat length. She has cute little white spots on her thighs. She calved in mid-May but, unfortunately, lost her calf a couple of days after birth. After she calved, she developed mastitis in her back left quarter. We treated it, but the infection was severe enough that it damaged the quarter, so it is now dry. We currently milk her other three quarters, and the milk from them is perfectly fine. She is such a sweet girl and behaves well for both hand and machine milking. She is exposed to our A2A2 Jersey bull, Nathan, and bred mid August.
Our list of Jersey Cows that have been chosen, have deposits on them, and are ready for their new farms.
Registered, A2/A2
Registered, A2/A2
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