Save Cal Poly Pomona's Pastures and Agricultural Land
1,618 Comments
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Chris Camping
11 years ago
I like the horses
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Taylor Currie
11 years ago
why u do dis
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Taylor Currie
11 years ago
why u do dis
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Lindsay Thomas
11 years ago
Save Pomona's Pastures!
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Lindsay Thomas
11 years ago
Save Pomona's Pastures!
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Shelly Carn
11 years ago
Please save the pasture land at Cal Poly--room for ag is critical, and is the foundation for Cal Poly itself.
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Shelly Carn
11 years ago
Please save the pasture land at Cal Poly--room for ag is critical, and is the foundation for Cal Poly itself.
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Amy Jivan
11 years ago
save it!
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Amy Jivan
11 years ago
save it!
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Paul Husband
11 years ago
The Arabian horse breeding program at Cal Poly Pomona is a key and irreplaceable part of our heritage and a unquely valuable educational resource. The pastures must be maintained. Attempts to encraoch should be met with the strongest opposition in every way. Save the Pastures!
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Paul Husband
11 years ago
The Arabian horse breeding program at Cal Poly Pomona is a key and irreplaceable part of our heritage and a unquely valuable educational resource. The pastures must be maintained. Attempts to encraoch should be met with the strongest opposition in every way. Save the Pastures!
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Elizabeth Hudson
11 years ago
The idea that we can improve life by building on open land is taking away from future generations the beauty, function and uniqueness of the area.
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Elizabeth Hudson
11 years ago
The idea that we can improve life by building on open land is taking away from future generations the beauty, function and uniqueness of the area.
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Richie Myers
11 years ago
CPP needs its wide open spaces, not only for the horses which have been there forever but to keep that farm like and wide opem atmoshpere. Keep CPP green!
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Richie Myers
11 years ago
CPP needs its wide open spaces, not only for the horses which have been there forever but to keep that farm like and wide opem atmoshpere. Keep CPP green!
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Emily Tarantini
11 years ago
Build up, not out!
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Emily Tarantini
11 years ago
Build up, not out!
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John Ellis
11 years ago
Use the unused undeloped land at the west end of campus, not the pastures.
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John Ellis
11 years ago
Use the unused undeloped land at the west end of campus, not the pastures.
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Linda L. Kehler
11 years ago
I love that we still have an Agricultural - preveterinarian school in our area. SAVE The PASTURE!
I like the horses
why u do dis
why u do dis
Save Pomona's Pastures!
Save Pomona's Pastures!
Please save the pasture land at Cal Poly--room for ag is critical, and is the foundation for Cal Poly itself.
Please save the pasture land at Cal Poly--room for ag is critical, and is the foundation for Cal Poly itself.
save it!
save it!
The Arabian horse breeding program at Cal Poly Pomona is a key and irreplaceable part of our heritage and a unquely valuable educational resource. The pastures must be maintained. Attempts to encraoch should be met with the strongest opposition in every way. Save the Pastures!
The Arabian horse breeding program at Cal Poly Pomona is a key and irreplaceable part of our heritage and a unquely valuable educational resource. The pastures must be maintained. Attempts to encraoch should be met with the strongest opposition in every way. Save the Pastures!
The idea that we can improve life by building on open land is taking away from future generations the beauty, function and uniqueness of the area.
The idea that we can improve life by building on open land is taking away from future generations the beauty, function and uniqueness of the area.
CPP needs its wide open spaces, not only for the horses which have been there forever but to keep that farm like and wide opem atmoshpere. Keep CPP green!
CPP needs its wide open spaces, not only for the horses which have been there forever but to keep that farm like and wide opem atmoshpere. Keep CPP green!
Build up, not out!
Build up, not out!
Use the unused undeloped land at the west end of campus, not the pastures.
Use the unused undeloped land at the west end of campus, not the pastures.
I love that we still have an Agricultural - preveterinarian school in our area. SAVE The PASTURE!