Save Cal Poly Pomona's Pastures and Agricultural Land
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Adriana Granados
11 years ago
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Robin Dick
11 years ago
I was a part of many clubs and councils on campus. Because of the available facilities I was able to graduate with my Bachelor's in Agricultural Science and 2 credentials in agriculture in 5 years.
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Robin Dick
11 years ago
I was a part of many clubs and councils on campus. Because of the available facilities I was able to graduate with my Bachelor's in Agricultural Science and 2 credentials in agriculture in 5 years.
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Veronica Gonzalez
11 years ago
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Veronica Gonzalez
11 years ago
Friend
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Aasta Yim
11 years ago
Agribusiness & Food Industry Management
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Aasta Yim
11 years ago
Agribusiness & Food Industry Management
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Christina Tao
11 years ago
Current AVS student. The pastures are part of CPP history and the reason I enjoy attending this university; without the pastures, CPP becomes less of what it is known for--being an Agriculture campus that offers hands-on experience for its students.
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Christina Tao
11 years ago
Current AVS student. The pastures are part of CPP history and the reason I enjoy attending this university; without the pastures, CPP becomes less of what it is known for--being an Agriculture campus that offers hands-on experience for its students.
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Cherlynn Uribe
11 years ago
I can't imagine seeing dorms where I'm used to seeing beautiful horses running around!!
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Cherlynn Uribe
11 years ago
California
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Cherlynn Uribe
11 years ago
California
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Francesca Priore
11 years ago
Freshman Animal Science
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Francesca Priore
11 years ago
Freshman Animal Science
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Allyson Liang
11 years ago
Class of 2015 College of Business Administration and President and former Treasurer of the CPP Equestrian Drill Team. I've worked at the Horse Center and have many friends within the College of Agriculture. This school has a strong "Learn by Doing" philosophy and the foundation of this school was the College of Agriculture. The loss of these lands will mean an insurmountable loss for current and future students as they lose their classrooms and labs. CPP has always embraced the "quality not quantity" ideal of education and now, we are losing that trait with the development of our agricultural land. This school has a strong "Learn by Doing" philosophy and the foundation of this school was the College of Agriculture. The loss of these lands will mean an insurmountable loss for current and future students as they lose their classrooms and labs. CPP has always embraced the "quality not quantity" ideal of education and now, we are losing that trait with the development of our agricultural land. Cal Poly Pomona has always had a "Learn by Doing" philosophy and emphasized quality over quantity. But now with the loss of our classrooms in the forms of the pastures and agricultural land, we no longer embody those values. Our horses need the space to grow and roam, and empty pastures does not mean unused land. As anyone who has learned something about agriculture will tell you, we need crop rotations and that's what we've been doing to try and keep our farm sustainable.
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Darien Fehn
11 years ago
I don't go to Cal Poly, but I truly understand the importance of this petition! Best of luck everyone!!
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Darien Fehn
11 years ago
I don't go to Cal Poly, but I truly understand the importance of this petition! Best of luck everyone!!
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Cassandra Bullock
11 years ago
I think the site has been stuck at 119 signatures because we need to confirm our emails.. is anyone else noticing that it is stuck at 119?
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I was a part of many clubs and councils on campus. Because of the available facilities I was able to graduate with my Bachelor's in Agricultural Science and 2 credentials in agriculture in 5 years.
I was a part of many clubs and councils on campus. Because of the available facilities I was able to graduate with my Bachelor's in Agricultural Science and 2 credentials in agriculture in 5 years.
Friend
Friend
Agribusiness & Food Industry Management
Agribusiness & Food Industry Management
Current AVS student. The pastures are part of CPP history and the reason I enjoy attending this university; without the pastures, CPP becomes less of what it is known for--being an Agriculture campus that offers hands-on experience for its students.
Current AVS student. The pastures are part of CPP history and the reason I enjoy attending this university; without the pastures, CPP becomes less of what it is known for--being an Agriculture campus that offers hands-on experience for its students.
I can't imagine seeing dorms where I'm used to seeing beautiful horses running around!!
California
California
Freshman Animal Science
Freshman Animal Science
Class of 2015 College of Business Administration and President and former Treasurer of the CPP Equestrian Drill Team. I've worked at the Horse Center and have many friends within the College of Agriculture. This school has a strong "Learn by Doing" philosophy and the foundation of this school was the College of Agriculture. The loss of these lands will mean an insurmountable loss for current and future students as they lose their classrooms and labs. CPP has always embraced the "quality not quantity" ideal of education and now, we are losing that trait with the development of our agricultural land. This school has a strong "Learn by Doing" philosophy and the foundation of this school was the College of Agriculture. The loss of these lands will mean an insurmountable loss for current and future students as they lose their classrooms and labs. CPP has always embraced the "quality not quantity" ideal of education and now, we are losing that trait with the development of our agricultural land. Cal Poly Pomona has always had a "Learn by Doing" philosophy and emphasized quality over quantity. But now with the loss of our classrooms in the forms of the pastures and agricultural land, we no longer embody those values. Our horses need the space to grow and roam, and empty pastures does not mean unused land. As anyone who has learned something about agriculture will tell you, we need crop rotations and that's what we've been doing to try and keep our farm sustainable.
I don't go to Cal Poly, but I truly understand the importance of this petition! Best of luck everyone!!
I don't go to Cal Poly, but I truly understand the importance of this petition! Best of luck everyone!!
I think the site has been stuck at 119 signatures because we need to confirm our emails.. is anyone else noticing that it is stuck at 119?
Student- Animal Health Science Major
Student- Animal Health Science Major