Ángel Reyna

They have an agave distillery program in the works, and just this summer, 20 different varieties of agave were planted across five acres on campus.

College President Dr. Angel Reyna says they're hoping to determine which variety grows best in the Central Valley so farmers and entrepreneurs don't have to.

As far as we know, we're the first in the nation in terms of an educational institution to have these many varieties of agave in one location for research.

The college has already been working alongside farmers and experts in agave.