The Animal Science Club promotes and provides educational opportunities for club members interested in the field of animal science. We accomplish this through informational guest speakers, our yearly regional competition (NESA) volunteering at a local farm and participation in Ag Day. For more information, contact Meredith McHugh.

The AESA is dedicated to promoting student connection, fostering independent leadership, and supporting personal and professional development for Environmental and Resource Economics and Food and Agribusiness Marketing majors. We strive to create a collaborative and welcoming environment in which students can thrive socially, academically, and professionally, empowering them to be leaders in their fields and beyond!

We are a community of novice to advanced beekeepers that provide hands-on experience, educate the vital role pollinators have in our environment, and participate in public outreach. We also harvest and sell our own honey and are active throughout the summer. For more information, contact Megan Brook. 

As 91Ô­´´â€™s official birding club, Blue Hen Birding is a nature oriented club with a focus on giving students the chance to get off campus, explore natural landscapes around the east coast and practice their field ornithology skills – even if they’re not wildlife majors! For more information, contact Sam Melanson.

The 91Ô­´´ Chapter of the Collegiate FFA cordially invites you to become a part of our ever growing FFA family! The chapter gives students the opportunity to engage in community service, volunteer and social events. Be sure to visit our website, where you will find our calendar of events, upcoming meetings and much more. For more information, contact Bethany Knutsen.

The purpose of this club is service and leadership and professional development. It is open to all students who wish to support youth and the 4-H experience. Collegiate 4-H is involved in campus activities through the involvement in community service projects and promoting positive youth development. Prior 4-H experience is not necessary. For more information, contact Bethany Knutsen.

The 91Ô­´´ Entomology Club is a close-knit community that strives to spread public awareness and appreciation for insects and their role in the environment.

The 91Ô­´´ Equestrian Team is a club sport that anyone can join. The club has both showing and non-showing aspects. Besides showing, the team is involved in activities such as Ag Carnival and Ag Day, volunteering at riding organizations, such as therapeutic riding, and social activities. For more information, contact Lucy Smith.

The organization is for all students interested in marketing, advertising and the food or agriculture industry. Members have the opportunity to further career development while gaining valuable marketing and presentation skills through group trips, guest speakers, developing marketing plans. For more information please contact Alfred Dukes.

The Food Science Club competes in the regional Institute of Food Technologists (IFT) College Bowl. At regional meetings, students have the opportunity to network with representatives from local industries across the East Coast, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic areas.

The club is a free way to travel to the finest and most popular gardens, arboretums, conservatories and parks around the Delaware area. Members have the opportunity to participate in hands-on work with plants in our own 91Ô­´´ greenhouse, as well as the chance to volunteer at Ag Day, the Horticulture Club’s largest fundraiser of the year. For more information, contact Jessica Kopping.

The hydroponics club gives members the opportunity to learn about one of the fastest growing fields in agriculture: hydroponics! Members get hands-on experience growing, marketing, and experimenting with plants grown hydroponically. For more information, contact Evyn Appel. 

MANRRS is an organization which helps to promote academic and professional advancement by empowering minorities in agriculture, natural resources, and related sciences. MANRRS is open to participation by any individual regardless of any characteristic protected by state and/or federal law, including, but not limited to, race, color, national origin, sex/gender, disability and/or age. For more information, contact Morgan Greaves.

The organization will fulfill its stated purpose by gathering students to join local volunteers in public lands of the Newark, Delaware area to remove invasive plant species and replace them with native plant species. For more information, contact Allyson Klabunde.

Open to those interested in pursuing a career in veterinary medicine. All activities are geared toward providing members opportunities to network with peers and professionals, discover and explore the veterinary industry, gain professional and academic support, discuss industry hot topics & prepare for vet school applications. For more information, contact Claire Keck.

We strive for achievement in scholarship, leadership, fellowship, and service, and to further the development of excellence in women pursuing careers in agriculture. As a sorority, we participate in several events such as Ag Carnival, Ag Day and 91Ô­´´ance. Women with a love for Agriculture from any major are encouraged to join. For more information, contact Camryn Eley.

For more information, contact Chloe Ryan.

The 91Ô­´´ student chapter of the Wildlife Society provides education about wildlife conservation; introduces career opportunities; and participates in volunteer services and fund-raisers. All students are welcome. For more information, contact Adeliya Petlevanova.