Allahabad Agricultural Institute was established in 1910 under the leadership of Sam Higginbottom, a missionary born in England, who joined the North India Mission of the Presbyterian Church of India, teaching economics and science in Ewing Christian College formerly known as'Allahabad Christian College'.
Allahabad Agricultural Institute was established in 1910 under the leadership of Dr. Sam Higginbottom, an English-born Christian missionary, as a cooperating institution of the Christian churches and church organizations in India. From 1903 to 1909, he taught economics and science in Ewing Christian College formerly known as'Allahabad Christian College'.