Over the years we have been blessed to have many amazing cows on our ranch. With our bulls these cows shape the future of our herd and represent the miniature jersey traits that are most important to our ranch; small stature, well proportioned bodies, well attached udders, solid milkers, gentle dispositions, and easy keepers.
The cows, heifers, and bulls below are the current generation of Half’n’Half cattle that are on our ranch milking, grazing, and producing the calves and semen that we send home with you.
The Cows, Heifers, and Bulls at Half’n’Half Cattle Company

Rocking Robin's Harmony
40″ at 3yrs, A1A2, AB/BB, Heterozygous polled.
DOB: 9/2/2020
Dolly is a stunning cow. One that catches your eye out in the pasture. She has the perfect jersey face and a well shaped udder. We have a daughter of hers that we are raising now and are loving how she’s maturing. Dolly milks 3g once a day at her peak.
* Due in August with a heifer from RRR Holdin Strong

Sweet Water Apple
41″ at 4yrs, A2A2,
DOB 2/27/2022
Apple is an incredible milking cow! As just a 2f she was giving us 3g OAD, 5 months into her lactation, and that was after moving farms from WA to MO! She is beautifully built with a great topline, strong legs, and a strong wide build. Her udder is deep, with near perfectly placed teats and teat size, great medial suspension, and rear udder arch. We have retained a son from her (Chipotle) who we are eager to watch mature.
* Due in December with a heifer from Cajun Milk Cows Choupique

Oak Creek Jael - AKA Prairie
38″ at 3yrs old, A2A2, AA/AB, Homozygous polled.
DOB: 5/6/2022
Prairie is one of my most beloved cows here on the farm currently. She is short, wide, and milks like a full size jersey while maintaining great body condition on minimal grain. As a second freshener Prairie is milking almost 3g OAD while feeding her bull calf. Her udder has great depth and attachment. Her teat size is not meant for those wanting to hand milk (I had nigerian dwarf goats with larger teats), but for a machine she milks out quickly and completely. We cannot wait to see the calf she gives us next year!
* Due August with a heifer calf from RRR Holdin Strong

Half'n'Half Cinderella
38″ at 3yrs, A1A2, BB/AA, Dehorned.
DOB: 5/31/2022
Cinder is a fantastic milk cow and is the perfect example that high BBR doesn’t determine a great mini jersey. Cinder is a small well proportioned cow in a flashy jersey mulberry color. She has incredible udder attachment – keeping her udder well off the ground even as a short 38″ cow. Her teats are the perfect medium size to hand milk or machine milk. She is currentlty giving us a cream line of almost 40% with very minimal grain, and has the sweetest most affectionate personality. Cinder as a 2f is milking 3g OAD while feeding her calf.
*Due in April with a heifer from Misty Morning Romeo

King's Acres Lizzy
38″ at 3yrs, A1A2, Dehorned.
DOB: 5/31/2022
Lizzy is a gentle little cow who is finishing out well under 40″. Lizzy’s strength are her teat placement and her teat size (her back teats are just as long as her front! A rare trait that makes hand milking SO much easier). She is an average milker with 2g OAD while feeding her calf. We have her daughter on our farm too and are looking forward to working more with these girls.
* Due in October with a calf!

Half'n'Half Jellybean
37″ at 2yrs, A2A2, AA/BB, Heterozygous polled.
DOB: 7/11/2023
Jellybean is a power pairing for those who are looking for large teats and heavy cream. Her dam was one of our first mini jerseys MPR Scarlet who stayed on a friend’s farm in Hawaii when we moved. As a FF Jellybean is giving a modest 1g OAD while feeding her calf and her cream line is every bit as magnificent as her mother! We look forward to watching her mature as a second freshener next year.
*Due in June with a heifer from RRR Holdin Strong

Pithford Farms Agatha
36″ at 1.5yrs, A2A2, AA/AB, Heterozygous polled.
DOB: 5/16/2024
Aggie is as gentle as they come. She has a sweet disposition and a very dairy build. Aggie is out of our cow Lizzy who’s strengths are teat placement and size. We are happily watching her mature and look forward to her first freshening spring of 2026.
*Due in October with her first calf.

Half'n'Half Dolores
24″ at birth, A1A2, BB/BB, Heterozygous polled.
DOB: 5/18/2024
This beautiful calf was born 2 weeks over due (the longest I’ve ever had a cow go) and came out flashy and full of life! Dolores is so far showing a powerful build and has inherited her father’s lovely head shape. We cannot wait to see how she freshens in 2026 and despite her taller birth height she is filling out to stay within the miniature height. Daughter of our cow Harmony and Rocking Robin’s Holdin Strong.
* Due in October with her first calf!

Half'n'Half Bitt Betsy
18″ at birth, A2A2, AA/BB, Homozygous Polled.
DOB: 5/17/2024
Betsy is one of our pride and joys here on the farm! Not only is she incredibly tiny, she combines the lineage of our favorite milk cow with our favorite bull RRR Holdin Strong. We cannot wait to see her freshen this winter with her first calf! Betsy has the perfect head, stays fat on air, and is currently 35″ at almost 2yrs old! We expect some very big things to come from this very little girl.
*Due in December with her first calf!

Half'n'Half Shirley
Born at 18.5″, A1A2
DOB: 11/13/2025
Shirley is a gorgeous little heifer out of our favorite bull RRR Holdin Strong. She has gorgeous DC lineage behind her and great potential to be a heavy milker. She is short, wide, and has the most perfect jersey dish face. So excited to watch her mature the next couple years.

Half'n'Half Honeycomb
Born at 22″, A2A2
DOB: 04/18/2026
Honeycomb is the calf we have been praying to get! Her dam Homesteady BumbleBee was one of the most beautiful mini jersey cows we have ever had, but she wasn’t a good fit on our farm and this little girl is carrying on her momma’s legacy! Out of Blue Belle’s Lakota, Honeycomb is carrying genes with heavy milking and high attached udders in a gorgeous small frame! We look forward to watching her mature and freshen in a few years!

Naranjo Hills Mr. Sandman
22″ at birth, A2A2, AA/BB, Heterozygous polled.
DOB: 8/6/2025
We are so excited to have been able to add Sandman to our lovely herd of bulls! Sandman’s dam has some incredible udder attachment and Sandman brings in some beautiful genetic diversity with is lineage. We hope to use him on a few of our cows this fall and may collect on him in 2028!

Half'n'Half Candyman
20″ at birth, A2A2, AB/AB, Homozygous Polled.
DOB: 5/22/2025
This homegrown bull of ours is going to be something AMAZING! A son of our favorite bull RRR Holdin Strong and our homegrown cow Half’n’Half Jellybean – Candyman has milky creamy genetics behind him. His dam has the longest teats we have ever seen on a FF and both his sire and dam are incredibly pasture hardy. Candyman is looking to stay increadibly small as he is only 32″ at almost a year old!

Chipotle
A2A2, polled.
DOB: 10/15/2025
Chip came to our farm with his dam SWF Apple as a Christmas eve gift (good job hubby!) in 2026. I didn’t intend to keep Chip once we weaned him, but at 5 months old he has too much potential for me to do anything but keep him here with all the other amazing boys. Chip’s dam is a heavy milker giving 3g OAD despite a cross country move during her lactation. He has a lovely confirmation and lovely dams behind his Sire’s sire who is our very own RRR Brach. Excited to see how he develops and what calves he throws us.

HCC Noah
20″ at birth, A2A2, AB/BB, Homozygous polled.
Comes from all grass fed genetics. His dam has a lovely udder with nice size teats for hand milking and was giving 2g a day on a grain free grass only diet. His dam and sire are both 38″ cattle fully mature. We look forward to watching him mature and seeing the calves he puts on the ground here.

Cajun Milk Cows Choupique
40″ at 1.5yrs, A2A2, Homozygous polled.
Pickles came from a farm that was grain free and was raised just on good grass. He has a nice powerful build, incredible topline, and the best dish face shape. His dam is only 38″ and milked 1.5g a day with no grain as a first freshener. His first calf is due early April and we are very excited to start seeing calves from him!


























