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
Halo is a just-fresh 2-year-old who calved for the first time this December. She calved easily on her own, and her udder is coming in nicely. She has nice, thick, medium-long teats with good spacing. She picked up the milking routine quickly and stands pretty still for both hand and machine milking. She is holding body condition very well for a first-time fresh heifer early in lactation. Halo is very food-motivated and regularly tries to come in through the barn exit door for seconds. Because she is so food-driven, I think she would transition easily into a new setup.
Registered, A2/A2
Keli is a sweet 3-year-old and is pregnant with her third calf. She has been a good mom and has calved on her own for her first two calves. She was bred to our bull Nathan and is due in May 2026. She loves attention and is not easily spooked. Keli does well with young children—loving but not pushy. She has medium teat length and is a good producer, though she is currently milking from three quarters. She sustained an injury to the teat end on her front right quarter during this lactation, and that quarter has since dried up. It may come back next lactation, or it may not
Registered, A2/A2
Lexi is a 2-year-old who had her first calf in mid-August. She was bred to our bull Nathan on November 13th, and we plan to pregnancy-check her soon to confirm. Lexi has a great, full-bodied Jersey frame. She is a good producer and milks easily. She is mostly machine milked but has also behaved well for both me and my kids when we’ve tested hand milking. She has medium-short teats. She would be an excellent choice for someone with a small dairy or a family with some experience working with livestock. She is a good girl, but not an “in-your-pocket” cow.
Registered, A2/A2
Kim is a curious 3-year-old. She is a good producer and behaves well during milking time. She is mostly accustomed to machine milking, although she has behaved well for me when I’ve tried hand milking. Her teats are well spaced but medium-short in length, so they’re not ideal for comfortable hand milking. She was AI bred on 10/11/2025 to 777JE1484, a registered A2A2 Jersey bull, using sexed heifer semen. I pregnancy-checked her too early and received a recheck result, and we plan to test again soon to confirm pregnancy. We have not seen her in heat since. Kim would be a great addition for someone with a small dairy.
Registered, A2/A2
Soup is a sweetheart. She loves people and attention and could be loved on all day. She would be a perfect fit for a family with young children or for a homesteader who is new to milking. She is a 3-year-old with good production and medium teat length, and she behaves well for both hand and machine milking. Soup is bred to an Angus bull and is confirmed pregnant, due April 22nd. This girl doesn’t spook and will walk up to just about anyone for attention. Although she is mostly used to machine milking in the barn, she is perfectly happy to be hand milked out in the field. That setup isn’t the easiest if you’re hoping to keep all the milk, as she may move around more than she would in a barn or milking station.
Registered, A2/A2
Feisty is a friendly 3-year-old. She knows her job and behaves as she should. She is food-motivated and doesn’t cause any trouble in the milking barn. She has medium teat length and can be milked by hand or machine, behaving well for either, though she is mostly accustomed to machine milking. She is a good producer and is confirmed pregnant, AI bred to 777JE1486, a registered A2A2 Jersey bull, using sexed heifer semen. She is due April 6th. Feisty’s back hooves are just a little longer than ideal but should be fine with trimming in the next six months or so. She would be ideal for someone with a micro dairy or for a family that can use a lot of milk.
Registered, A2/A2
Zilla is a lovely, small 2-year-old spotted Jersey. She had her first calf on her own in early October and has proven to be a great mom. Her dam had spots, and her first calf also has spots. She has a nicely balanced udder with medium teat length and good spacing. Zilla has settled well into the milking routine and behaves nicely for both hand and machine milking. She has also been seen adopting another calf alongside her own a few times, so she would likely make an excellent nurse cow or could easily have a calf grafted onto her while milking. She is not a mini, but she is definitely one of our smaller girls.
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Shelbi is a sweet 2-year-old. She calved easily on her own in early October. She has nice, medium-long teat length and has done some calf sharing along with once-a-day milking. She recently started partial separation and is doing great with it, learning to stand still during milking time. She usually does well with machine milking but still moves around a bit too much for easy hand milking. Shelbi has started halter training and is manageable for an adult to lead, though she’s still a bit stubborn for kids to handle.
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 was bred to our A2A2 Jersey bull, Nathan, and due June 2026.
Registered, A2/A2
Monica is a sweet 3-year-old. She has been a great producer for us and has good teat length. Her teats are quite slender, and her back teats are a bit close together, so if you plan to milk her by hand, it’s best to milk one side and then the other, rather than both back teats at the same time. She is very well-behaved for both hand and machine milking and would likely be a good choice for a beginner learning how to milk, as she stands still for most milkings and is familiar with the routine from plenty of experience. Monica is confirmed bred to our A2A2 registered polled bull, Nathan, and is due in early to mid-May. As you can see from her photos, she has a short tail—it wasn’t docked but was injured as a calf. It doesn’t cause her any problems, and you won’t have to worry about a muddy tail in your face during milking time!
Our list of Jersey Cows that have been chosen, have deposits on them, and are ready for their new farms.
Registered, A2/A2
Pabs is just now 3 years old. She had her first calf easily on her own last winter and is confirmed bred back for a late May to early June calf. She is producing well on once-a-day milking and has medium teat length with good spacing. Some quarters now produce a bit more or less than others—they came in fairly even, but since she’s later in her lactation, her udder isn’t quite as even as when she was freshly calved. She does fine with machine milking but can be a bit fidgety for easy hand milking. With some time and patience, I think she would do well with it—she’s just not quite there yet.
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.
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