Ten Eyck was born in
Green County, Wisconsin in 1869. He graduated from what is now the
University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1892. In 1896, Albert Ten Eyck married Wilhelmina (Minna) Carolina Maveus. One year after marriage, Albert Ten Eyck took a position as an assistant professor of Agriculture at the
North Dakota Agricultural College. He was also the superintendent at the Fort Hayes, Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station in 1910, which conducted research in areas of agricultural production. and Professor of Farm Management at Kansas State. In 1912, he resigned from Kansas State to become Extension Professor of Soils and Crops for
Iowa State College (which is now Iowa State University). Ten Eyck died in 1958 at the age of 88. ==References==