Seaman A. Knapp. About 236 men were employed in supervising such farms. In 1906 the General Education Board contributed $7,000, and due to the increased success of the programs in reaching the distant southern farming communities, G.E.B.
Seaman A. Knapp managed a team of 236 men overseeing farms. In 1906, the General Education Board (GEB) provided $7,000 in support for these programs, which were successful in reaching distant southern farmers.