843 814 1101

Tammy Marr 843 814 1101

St George, SC 29477

We are located in St George, SC 29477. We DO NOT offer interstate delivery!

*PRICING DOES NOT INCLUDE VETERINARIAN HEALTH CERTIFICATE CHARGES FOR INTERSTATE TRAVEL.

THE TWO MINI JERSEY HEIFERS PICTURED BELOW ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE.

SGF Buttercup: Mini -Jersey heifer calf:

4500

13 MONTHS OLD.

Registration with AMJA&R in hand.

POLLED

Non-Carrier of Chondrodysplasia

Available now.

Buttercup is out of Matilda Jane, Upper mid mini-Jersey and Little John, small mini-Jersey bull.

Matilda Jane is a heavy producer. 46″ .

Buttercup was dam raised on large pasture. She is calm natured and curious and is not threatened by human presence, but is not yet a “pet”.

Her genetics, birth stats and growth rate suggest she should finish at 40-42″ at maturity.

DOB: 7/8/25

Sire and Dam pictured below:

SGF Willow

$3500

Very small Miniature Jersey Heifer calf

Willow is out of Bo ( 40″)and Little John ( 38″).

She is a very small, petite mini-Jersey, expected to finish out at maturity under 40″ based on parentage and history of offspring from the pairing. Bo and John pictured below.

Both parents are from sound, heavy production lines. Bo, dam, is a heavy producer at 2-3 gallons per milking on calf.

Willow has been a companion to our other heifer, Buttercup, above in listings, and is very accustomed to human interaction. She is easily led with a bucket of grain and will calmly follow her keepers. She has not yet chosen to be a pet, but with investment of time and calm attention, she would make a great candidate to become one.

Her registration has been submitted to AMJAR

DOB: 03/05/26

Height at birth: 19.75″

Birth weight: 28 lbs

Dehorned by our farm veterinarian at 11 weeks.

SGF Painted Poppy

$2200

Registered percentage miniature Jersey cow

Poppy is a 50% miniature Jersey / 50% standard Jersey cow.

She is a total lovebug and enjoys following her human companion and seeks lovies and attention when in your vicinity.

Poppy is not a ‘spooky’ cow. Unusual noises, activities and people do not bother her at all. She has been around various animals and tiny humans all her life. Although one should always take reasonable precautions when children are involved for the child’s safety, she is well-accustomed to having children present in the field and parlor.

Highly Trained and an excellent fit for homesteaders or start up dairy.
Carries paint and miniature genetics. Bred back to highly painted mini-Jersey bull for early Spring calf.
NO PROBLEM, mature and settled dairy girl, accustomed to regular routines and schedules. Poppy gives 1.5 to 2 gallons of milk with graze, hay, minerals and a bit of grain in the stanchion at milking time. Regularly milked every lactation period, she has raised her own calves and been milked once or twice daily depending on point in lactation and size of calf. Trained to hand or machine.

Easily handled and responsive to hand gestures and verbal commands. In excellent health and condition. Fully vetted and vaccinated throughout lifetime. On regular deworming schedule. Raised and trained here on my farm.
Currently dry and bred back.

Poppy maintains health and weight well on planted pastures, free-choice hay and loose trace minerals and a small amount of grain in the stanchion.

Although she comes in just under measurements for miniature status, I consider anything above 45″ to be a small stature standard and the registries recognize her as a ‘ Homestead cow’ because she has standard in her close lineage. Despite that, Poppy throws small calves which mature at miniature status when she is bred by a miniature bull of sound genetic lines. Examples of her calves included in photos below.

Poppy’s mature offspring with her own calf. She measures 40″ at 3 years old.

Poppy’s heifer this past winter.

SGF Buon Natale’

Registered percentage miniature Jersey cow

$2200

Buon Natale’ (Nah Tah Lee) aka ‘Tallie’ ( Tah-Lee) knows her name. She knows her job. She is a lovely pet and a fantastic mother.

Trained to machine or hand milk, Natale’ is a no worries cow in the parlor. She gives a moderate 2 – 2.5 gallons of rich Jersey milk while nursing her calf.

Regularly and routinely milked, she is generally waiting for me at the parlor door at milk time. She has been milked throughout lactation 1-2 times per day, based on point of lactation and size of calf, since her training.

Natale’ carries both miniature Jersey and paint genetics and throw small calves that mature at mid to upper mid mini when bred to a miniature Jersey bull of sound genetics.

Natale’ has been exposed to various pets and children throughout her lifetime and is not a nervous cow around unusual circumstances.

Perfect for the small dairy, start-up homesteader, she is easily led by calling or grain, and will be no trouble in a herd.

Tallie maintains health and weight very well with planted graze, free-choice hay and minerals and a small bit of grain in the stanchion.

Although she falls withing the standards for miniature status, because of her having standard Jersey cows in her lineage, she is registered as a homestead cow. Despite this, she has consistently thrown smaller heifers and bulls, as shown in above photo, that finish out well within miniature Jersey measures.

She has been regularly vaccinated with Bovi shield Gold FP and is on a seasonal worming / parasite control schedule.