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1929
Between the wars Grefsheim had a sizeable turkey production. Turkeys from the farm are also said to have been exported to Scotland.
In 1929 De Døves Blad, the magazine for the deaf, wrote about Polla Grefsheim, who worked on the farm. That summer she had reared and tended 400 turkeys.
The magazine printed a photograph of Polla holding a nine-kilo turkey, surrounded by turkey chicks.
Source: De Døves Blad, no. 6-8 (1929), p. 16. The information about exports to Scotland is based on the farm's historical material.