January 1, 1925, we came into possession of 160 acres of land adjacent to our Oakview seed farm. With this 

 addition we now own and operate at Oakview 850 acres of garden soil. Stock-seed breeding is the cornerstone of 

 our business. On this continent no other stock-seed operations compare in magnitude with those conducted at 

 Oakview. The superiority of Ferry's Seeds is not an accident; it is the result. of the, application of skill and toil 

 to good land equipped with the best facilities obtainable. 



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"What becomes of the old seed?" Nowadays it is fed to sheep. This new sheep barn now shelters 4,89LlamJbs. 

 Some form of animal husbandry is needed to keep up the fertility of the soil and Oakview land grows richer, year 

 by year. 



Farmers and stock men are invited to come and see this sheep barn. Its dimensions are 337 by 124 feet. 

 The materials are concrete, steel and wood. Note the three rows of windows to provide light and enough fresh 

 air to prevent the lambs from having colds and pulmonary troubles, 



