On Wednesday April 24^th, brothers participated in the Annual Governor Morehead School Spring Festival.

On Friday, April 26^th, the North Carolina Chapter of Alpha Zeta gathered at the City of Raleigh Museum to celebrate the Fraternity’s accomplishments and acknowledge outstanding Brothers who received awards

On September 14, 2019, Brothers traveled to Duplin and Bladen Counties to do a series of farm tours on the east coast.

Brothers of the North Carolina Chapter traveled to different areas of Piedmont to tour a variety of farming operations

North Carolina Chapter welcomed 8 new Brothers into our fraternity!

On March 7^th-9^th, brothers of the North Carolina Chapter attended the National Agricultural Leadership Conference (NALC) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

On March, 22^nd, 2019, the brothers of the North Carolina Chapter once again cleaned up their portion of road in Apex, NC for an Adopt-A-Highway service project.

On Wednesday April 10, The North Carolina Chapter of Alpha Zeta held elections and installations for the 2019-2020 year!

On February 12-14, the North Carolina Chapter decided to spread some love in honors of Valentine’s Day! On the Brickyard of NC State’s campus, brothers sold pink and red carnations to those who wanted to surprise that special someone. Over the 3 days, our chapter sold a total of $339.50 worth of flowers, leaving us with a profit of $239.50. We are very thankful for this fundraising opportunity, because this money will allow brothers to attend the upcoming National Agricultural Leadership Conference at a lower personal cost! A huge thank you to Brother Leigh Premo and Treasurer Daniel Wellons who put in a lot of work to make this event possible.

We hope everyone had a very happy Valentine’s Day!

On Friday, February 8th, brothers of the North Carolina Chapter traveled to Chatham Hill Winery for a tour. Chatham Hill, established in 1999, was the first winery in the Triangle of North Carolina, and the first Urban Winery in all of North Carolina. The goal of this winery is to produce delicious wine using grapes from the Yadkin Valley with traditional winemaking techniques. Many of these wines are very dry, but if you are looking for something sweeter, the fruit infused Sweet Carolina wines may be for you!

This tour was a great way for our brothers to spend time together and learn about a pivotal business in the winemaking industry in this part of the state. A big thank you to Brother Kristina Britt for organizing this great opportunity!