William A. Clark(e)* was born in 1842 in England to William and Mary Clark. He received his education in England and as a youth learned the carpenter trade. In 1864 he emigrated to Canada and 2 years later moved to Cleveland, Ohio for one year. He then went to Chicago where he worked as a carpenter until 1871 at which time he came to Kansas, settling in Sumner County.
Joseph Carr was born on September 24, 1812 in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, one week before his father left for the War of 1812.
With fall comes many outdoor activities such as cleaning the garden, raking up excess leaves, and possibly preserving the last of your fall produce.
Charles Love was born in Martin County, Indiana on March 25, 1867 to J.
As we approach our first frost date it’s time to figure out which of your garden and flower beds you can clean up this fall and which ones you can leave till spring.
John Joseph Mannion, Jr.
As I watch farm and ranch groups in Kansas respond with aid to those impacted by hurricanes Helene and Milton, I am reminded that farmers and ranchers have much to teach all of us about the value of community.
Edward Wilford was born to John and Elizabeth Wilford in May of 1838 in South Croxton, Leicestershire, England.
James Carry Walker was born in April 1844, the son of Isaac and Mary (Elder) Walker, in Nelson, Illinois.
Knowing the soil nutrients is a requirement to establish an adequate soil fertility program for forages.