On November 16th, the week before Thanksgiving, the North Carolina chapter held a FrAndZgiving potluck before one of our weekly meetings.
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For two weekends in November, the 5th-6th and 12th-13th, the JC Raulston Arboretum near NC State's main campus held their Moonlight in the Garden event for the public to enjoy the beautiful gardens and lights.
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On November 16th, the North Carolina Chapter stood around the Brickyard in the center of NC State's campus and handed out to passing students candy that was attached to common meat myths and the facts that discredit those myths.
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On November 17th, the North Carolina chapter hosted a food drive to donate to the Feed the Pack Pantry, a food bank on campus for NCSU students.
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The North Carolina Chapter participated in the College Aggies Online competition. On November 16th a group of Brothers went to the capitol of Raleigh and took a tour of the area and learned more about the workings of our state government.
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The North Carolina Chapter took a couple of farm tours, on Tuesday November 8th and Saturday November 12th, of the NCSU Agroecology Education Farm near the other Education Units of NC State University.
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The North Carolina Chapter was able to go to the Governor Morehead School of the Blind and help teach the students there about various agricultural commodities.
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This year from October 13-23, the North Carolina Chapter partnered with the North Carolina Soybean Association and worked one of the booths at the State Fair and were able to be an agvocate for agriculture!
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After having damage caused by Hurricane Matthew the NC State University SOUL Garden hosted a workday for volunteers to help rebuild their plant beds and fencing.
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The North Carolina Chapter took time out of their Saturday evening on September 17th to help feed some local heroes at Fire Station 20.
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