The Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District honored the Reckamp family Wednesday, Oct. 18, during its annual farm tour. The Reckamps were the first of three farm families to offer their …
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The Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District honored the Reckamp family Wednesday, Oct. 18, during its annual farm tour. The Reckamps were the first of three farm families to offer their grounds for the educational project. Nearly 500 students from the Wright City area visit the farm each year. Pictured, from left, are Gene and Marilyn Reckamp and David and Marylin Reckamp. Record Photo/Cindy Gladden.
