Save Cal Poly Pomona's Pastures and Agricultural Land
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Veronica Lopez
11 years ago
we need to save cal poly Pomona pastures! All those horses need are help to save their home!
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Veronica Lopez
11 years ago
we need to save cal poly Pomona pastures! All those horses need are help to save their home!
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Susan Brashear
11 years ago
it is important to preserve this "learning lab" for future generations. Not all teaching occurs in a classroom... There is no substitute for experiential learning....
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Susan Brashear
11 years ago
it is important to preserve this "learning lab" for future generations. Not all teaching occurs in a classroom... There is no substitute for experiential learning....
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Victoria L Hardesty
11 years ago
Keep the horse program intact, including the pasture land necessary for the program. CalPoly started life as an Arabian breeding farm and the land passed to the State with the requirement that it continue as an educational tool for agriculture.
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Victoria L Hardesty
11 years ago
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Keep the horse program intact, including the pasture land necessary for the program. CalPoly started life as an Arabian breeding farm and the land passed to the State with the requirement that it continue as an educational tool for agriculture.
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Hayley Geer
11 years ago
These lands are what make our school unique!
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Hayley Geer
11 years ago
These lands are what make our school unique!
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Nicole K.
11 years ago
The endowment that created the university was contingent upon, among other things, maintaining the herd of Arabian horses that were donated, along with the land, by W.K. Kellogg. Cal Poly is still one of the top Ag schools in the nation, and buiilding on one third of the few remaining acres would be tragic. I am a CP alumni, with a BS in Animal Science and a minor in CIS.
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Nicole K.
11 years ago
The endowment that created the university was contingent upon, among other things, maintaining the herd of Arabian horses that were donated, along with the land, by W.K. Kellogg. Cal Poly is still one of the top Ag schools in the nation, and buiilding on one third of the few remaining acres would be tragic. I am a CP alumni, with a BS in Animal Science and a minor in CIS.
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Cynthia Moran
11 years ago
Keep what we have left of our farm lands!!
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Cynthia Moran
11 years ago
Keep what we have left of our farm lands!!
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Taylor Zumstein
11 years ago
Don't take away the livelihood of our campus and our students!! This is just the beginning...
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Taylor Zumstein
11 years ago
Don't take away the livelihood of our campus and our students!! This is just the beginning...
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Erin Miller
11 years ago
Alumni, Food, Marketing, and Agribusiness Management
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Erin Miller
11 years ago
Alumni, Food, Marketing, and Agribusiness Management
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Leslie Wells
11 years ago
The Kellogg Arabians are what made the University. Over the years the horses have had to give up their land in the name of progress. More and more buildings are taking over and pushing the horses and cattle out. The equine and agricultural programs are Cal Poly Pomona. Stop robbing from these programs. I attended Cal Poly from 1974-1978 and trained the first endurance horse. Training started with riding Mutaba through the orchards and the pasture lanes and the hills behind the beefy unit. When I attended the 75th Reunion - all of those areas were gone. So sad to see that and now to hear the administration is going to take more away for Dorms. Why doesn't the school buy several apartment buildings in nearby Diamond Bar and convert them to student housing?
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Sara
11 years ago
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Sara
11 years ago
California
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Stacey Dunn
11 years ago
history, nature conservancy, the Arabian Horse; save the pastures that have played an integral part of not just school history, but the history of the Arabian Horse in America!!
we need to save cal poly Pomona pastures! All those horses need are help to save their home!
we need to save cal poly Pomona pastures! All those horses need are help to save their home!
it is important to preserve this "learning lab" for future generations. Not all teaching occurs in a classroom... There is no substitute for experiential learning....
it is important to preserve this "learning lab" for future generations. Not all teaching occurs in a classroom... There is no substitute for experiential learning....
Keep the horse program intact, including the pasture land necessary for the program. CalPoly started life as an Arabian breeding farm and the land passed to the State with the requirement that it continue as an educational tool for agriculture.
Keep the horse program intact, including the pasture land necessary for the program. CalPoly started life as an Arabian breeding farm and the land passed to the State with the requirement that it continue as an educational tool for agriculture.
These lands are what make our school unique!
These lands are what make our school unique!
The endowment that created the university was contingent upon, among other things, maintaining the herd of Arabian horses that were donated, along with the land, by W.K. Kellogg. Cal Poly is still one of the top Ag schools in the nation, and buiilding on one third of the few remaining acres would be tragic. I am a CP alumni, with a BS in Animal Science and a minor in CIS.
The endowment that created the university was contingent upon, among other things, maintaining the herd of Arabian horses that were donated, along with the land, by W.K. Kellogg. Cal Poly is still one of the top Ag schools in the nation, and buiilding on one third of the few remaining acres would be tragic. I am a CP alumni, with a BS in Animal Science and a minor in CIS.
Keep what we have left of our farm lands!!
Keep what we have left of our farm lands!!
Don't take away the livelihood of our campus and our students!! This is just the beginning...
Don't take away the livelihood of our campus and our students!! This is just the beginning...
Alumni, Food, Marketing, and Agribusiness Management
Alumni, Food, Marketing, and Agribusiness Management
The Kellogg Arabians are what made the University. Over the years the horses have had to give up their land in the name of progress. More and more buildings are taking over and pushing the horses and cattle out. The equine and agricultural programs are Cal Poly Pomona. Stop robbing from these programs. I attended Cal Poly from 1974-1978 and trained the first endurance horse. Training started with riding Mutaba through the orchards and the pasture lanes and the hills behind the beefy unit. When I attended the 75th Reunion - all of those areas were gone. So sad to see that and now to hear the administration is going to take more away for Dorms. Why doesn't the school buy several apartment buildings in nearby Diamond Bar and convert them to student housing?
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history, nature conservancy, the Arabian Horse; save the pastures that have played an integral part of not just school history, but the history of the Arabian Horse in America!!