During the month of April, a pre-sale was made of Jelly Rolls with the intention of collecting money for future activities and acts.

The North Carolina Chapter took a trip to Roxboro, North Carolina to check out Rogers Cattle Company. They pride theirselves on pasture-raised Red Angus cattle and hair sheep.

Brothers toured a miniature horse breeding farm in Clayton, North Carolina on Saturday, April 14th. 

Thanks to a gracious alumni, the North Carolina Chapter was able to complete another Preschool Ag Day at a different preschool in the community. 

We had the amazing opportunity to visit a local preschool and teach them about animal agriculture! The kids were ecstatic to pet the animals and learn about what they do for us.

A professional development workshop was held with the purpose of covering the topics of the graduate schools and in the labor field.

The Virginia Chapter participated in Virginia Tech's The Big Event on April 7th as a way to thank our local community. 

Chico State Alpha Zeta participated in Ag Day at the University Farm by teaching over 100 local kindergarten students about the dairy industry.

The North Carolina Chapter of Alpha Zeta hosted Ag Awareness Week in the heart of NC State's campus to promote agriculture and education about the industry to the public. 

What I learned from Alpha Zeta was how to interact with colleagues from many different backgrounds. Although I re-entered college as an older student, learning to speak with others as an agricultural professional is an important skill that will serve you well in many different jobs in this industry."

We had a chance to chat with Cal Epsilon alumnus, Raymond Maestas! Raymond graduated from Fresno State with a Bachelor's Degree in Plant Science in 2007. Since then, Raymond recently celebrated his first anniversary at Tessenderlo Kerley, Inc. - Dinuba Innovation and Learning Center as a Station Manager! Read how Alpha Zeta helped him get where he is today: