Jersey cow: Jersey

Jersey, breed of small short-horned dairy cattle originating on Jersey, one of the Channel Islands; it is believed to have descended from French cattle . The colour of the Jersey is usually a shade of fawn or cream, but darker shades are common. In the late 18th century measures were passed Jersey Island being joined to France until about A.D. 709 by a narrow isthmus, it stands to reason that cattle from Normandy and Brittany were brought over regularly in the early days to Jersey Island and must have played a very important role in the origin and development of the present day Jersey . Jerseys are known to exist in the UK mainland since 1741 and probably well before. At that time they were known as Alderneys. The flourishing times for the breed was the period from the 1860s to ... Discover why Jersey cattle are loved for their rich milk, gentle nature, and easy care. Learn tips, traits, and where to buy Jersey cows for your farm. Explore why Jersey cows are ideal for Indian dairy farming. Know about high-fat milk, crossbreeding benefits, heat tolerance, and how Jersey crosses boost productivity and profitability.