Alpha Gamma Rho - Iota

Alpha Gamma Rho - Iota

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The Iota chapter of Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity at UW-Madison, founded in 1916

Alpha Gamma Rho is a social professional fraternity that provides many opportunities for undergraduate men to discover. It has shaped the futures of many leaders, and the benefits from the positive influences of Alpha Gamma Rho remain in their lives forever. Here at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the Iota Chapter has established excellent relations with the University and College of Agricult

Photos from Alpha Gamma Rho - Iota's post 08/01/2026

Our brothers have been working hard this summer here at Iota Chapter! Take a few moments to hear about the cool things we have been up to!

Name: Brandon Boyd (1773)
Hometown: Watertown, WI
Major: Agronomy and Agricultural Business Management

Title: Insight FS Precision Technology Intern

Details: At Insight FS this summer some of Brandon’s tasks were to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) into business to help both employees and customers using their new AI chat tool in their MyFS Agronomy app, working with and using customer data to help make agronomic decisions, make reports for growers throughout the season so they can see the season progress of their operation, and help with the many agronomy needs of customers including crop scouting and data retrieval.

One thing learned: AI might be a leading Segway into many new possibilities in the world of crop farming!

Keep working hard Brandon!!

08/01/2026

Our brothers have been working hard this summer here at Iota Chapter! Take a few moments to hear about the cool things we have been up to!

Name: Reyes Murillo (1813)
Hometown: Madison, WI
Major: Agricultural Business Management

Title: Research Intern/Agriculture Technician

Details: At Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine in Japan, Reyes had the privilege of assisting with multiple research projects focused on bovine reproduction while also conducting his own experiments aimed at improving in vitro fertilization (IVF) rates in Japanese Black Wagyu and Holstein cattle. Equally rewarding was the agricultural technician portion, where he spent time caring for cattle, supporting daily farm operations, and gaining firsthand experience in livestock management.

One thing learned: The most important thing Reyes learned was the value of combining scientific research with hands-on experience to improve cattle production.

Keep working hard Reyes!!

07/27/2026

Another brother has been working hard this summer here at Iota Chapter! Take a few moments to hear about the cool things he has been up to!

Name: Isaac Ziebarth (1812)
Hometown: Arena, WI
Major: Agronomy and Dairy and Food Animal Management

Title: Agronomy Operations Intern

Details: Isaac is working at Premier Co-op this summer, where he has been focusing on helping farmers produce high quality crops. Two main areas he focuses on are crop scouting and nutrient application. He has scouted many acres of corn, soybeans, alfalfa, and more, observing disease, pest control, fertilizer, and also driving trucks.

One thing learned: Isaac has learned that in order to maintain loyal customers, high quality work and a great reputation is necessary.

Keep working hard Isaac

07/27/2026

Our brothers have been working hard this summer here at Iota Chapter! Take a few moments to hear about the cool things we have been up to!

Name: Brian Styer (1786)
Hometown: Menomonie, WI
Major: Agricultural Business Management

Title: Dairy Business Consulting Intern

Details: Brian gets to ride along to on-farm meetings with producers, assist with data entry and analysis, and work on various projects to enhance report integral uses.

One thing learned: Brian has learned that there is no right way to run a dairy farm. Everyone uses different techniques and slightly different practices to successfully manage and operate the farm. Brain states that it was cool to see and compare and contrast between different operations!

Keep working hard Brian!!

Photos from Alpha Gamma Rho - Iota's post 07/15/2026

This past week, a few brothers of Alpha Gamma Rho, alongside sisters of the Association of Women in Agriculture, were fortunate enough to participate in and help with the return of Badger Dairy Camp! These individuals helped all week long as counselors, teachers, and friends to students from all around the United States!

From scavenger hunts and informational sessions, to hands-on learning and a dairy judging skillathon, our brothers and sisters displayed leadership and showcased what being a CALS student at UW-Madison is really like!

We want to extend a huge thank you to Dr. Laura Hernandez, AWA alumnus Megan Lauber, AGR alumnus Eric Ronk, and the many volunteers who gave their time to put on such a prestigious and extraordinary event!

Not only did members act as leaders, but they also were able to learn new things! We are extremely thankful for the return of this event and cannot wait to see where it will head in the future!

04/17/2026

Congratulations to brothers Brian Styer and Mark Arndt for bringing back a National NAMA Title this week! Both brothers dedicated their time to analyzing and creating a few year marketing plan and exceeding expectations. AGR is extremely proud of your involvement and perseverance! Congrats, again!

Photos from Alpha Gamma Rho - Iota's post 04/13/2026

WHAT. A. DAY.

Alpha Gamma Rho - Iota chapter put on its annual Founder’s Day event this past weekend. This included a few business meetings with both alumni, board members, and current collegiate members all in attendance. Many important aspects of our chapter, house, and all we have to offer were discussed, as well as solutions for improvements and more. Following the business meetings and a wonderful lunch from the chef was the presentation of scholarships.

The scholarship banquet was indeed a success, as many scholarships were given to almost all members of the chapter. In addition to this, new board members were recognized, and brotherhood was shared between members new and old. We extend a huge thank you to brothers Nick Needham, Gage Anderson, Zach Lieven, Richard Daluge, Matt Olson, and Anson Goldade for helping put on such a wonderful event.

Al’s a huge thank you to the alumni who were able to attend, as well as current members in attendance. Congratulations to all who received a scholarship, and continue to do what we do best: Make Better Men!

Photos from Alpha Gamma Rho - Iota's post 04/12/2026

Alpha Gamma Rho — Iota. Spring break recap 2026

Photos from Alpha Gamma Rho - Iota's post 04/04/2026

REMINDER!!! Applications for the Competitive Edge scholarship are due this Wednesday, April 8th! Make sure to apply and check out the itinerary for our big day on April 18th!!

Photos from Alpha Gamma Rho - Iota's post 04/02/2026

With a chapter that aims to thrive, or better yet, Make Better Men, a team of extraordinary leaders is required to pave the way. Iota’s officers are extremely ambitious and ready to tackle any problem they face, and do so as a cohesive unit.

Here is a little bit of information about our new officer team and what each man would like to strive for during his term in that position. Please welcome our 2026-2027 ΑΓΡ-Iota officer team!

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