Jersey Cattle

Jerseys are dairy cattle that originate from the Isle of Jersey off the coast of France. Jerseys are well known for their high-butterfat milk, and are also a popular breed for small-time farmers to use as a family milk cow or to raise for beef. Questions and answers about Jersey cattle can be asked and answered here.

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