On Tuesday December 6^th and Wednesday December 7^th, 2016 the Cornell Chapter of Alpha Zeta made an appearance on the Cornell Campus reaching out to the public to inform them about the variety and importance of agriculture.  Members of the Fraternity hosted Ag ExtravAGanza in two separate locations on campus to interact with the public offering free samples of apples, honey, and maple products along with general information about agriculture as part of the ongoing effort to promote agriculture.

On Friday, October 28^th, 2016 members of the Cornell Chapter of Alpha Zeta traveled to East Taunton, Massachusetts where they teamed up with several Alumni and members of the public to learn about and help harvest cranberries in a bog owned by AZ Cornell Alumni William McCaffrey and family.

The Puerto Rico Chapter had the opportunity to visit a local swine and pork farm. Active members and initiate candidates got together to do community service while learning more this field.

On February 8, 2017, the Oklahoma Chapter was chosen to be the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Club Spotlight.

Check out how the Alpha Zeta Cal Epsilon Chapter promoted Leadership, Fellowship, Scholarship and Character over the course of the Fall 2016 Semester

On January 31 the Puerto Rico Chapter held a social event at a bowling alley. Over 20 active and new members assisted! What a great way to start the semester sharing and laughing with our brothers and sisters. 

The weekend of January 20-22 the North Carolina Chapter travelled to the Alligator River Wildlife Refuge on the Outerbanks of North Carolina and learned about the impact of agriculture on the habitat and wildlife.

Every year the North Carolina chapter sells Christmas trees and wreaths from a local North Carolina Christmas tree farm to our neighbors, family, and friends in order to raise money to keep our chapter up and running.

On November 19th, before the NCSU vs Miami football game, the North Carolina chapter roamed around the State Fairgrounds to different tailgates and handed out chocolate and whole milk and discussed facts and benefits of dairy with many students for the College Aggies Online Competition.