A great-great-granddaughter of W.K. Kellogg will receive the 2019 Jim Hicks Agricultural Achievement Award from Cal Poly Pomona. Susan Kellogg-Bell, a longtime fashion industry executive and consultant, will be presented with the award at the Huntley College of Agriculture’s 5th…
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Enjoy a meal prepared by local chefs using produce grown by college students at the 5th Annual Farm to Table Spring Harvest Dinner at Cal Poly Pomona. Tickets are now on sale for the event, which is Saturday, April 27,…
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Three Cal Poly Pomona nutrition and food science students won a national baking competition. Eric Kinjo, Breanna Barragan, and Steven Pham took first place in the American Society of Baking (ASB) annual Product Development Competition, Feb. 24-26, in Chicago. In…
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The tomato plants are coming! The tomato plants are coming! The tomato plants are coming! Tomatozania is returning to Cal Poly Pomona. The Cal Poly Pomona Nursery will hold its 20th annual tomato plant sale from 10 a.m. to 3…
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Editor’s Note: Due to expected rain, the petting farm event on Saturday and the Sunday horse show at the W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center have been canceled. The next Sunday horse show is April 14. Arabian horses performing. Petting farm…
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Do you enjoy growing plants and want to try something exotic? Are you interested in learning more about California’s emerging coffee industry? The Huntley College of Agriculture is hosting its 2nd annual summit about growing coffee in California on Jan.…
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A horsewoman, international philanthropist and doctor of psychology will speak at Cal Poly Pomona on her book about how successful women can empower one another. Nancy O’Reilly, who is the owner of Amazing Horsewoman LLC, is the speaker at the…
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Looking for the perfect gift for a friend or family member who has a green thumb? The Cal Poly Pomona Nursery is now selling plants online and shipping them to customers within California. Customers can buy a variety of plants…
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Cal Poly Pomona plant science faculty and students have supported efforts to breed an army of wasps in a silent, but desperate war to save California’s citrus industry from a deadly disease. The incurable disease known as Huanglongbing (HLB) is…
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Wayne Bidlack, who served as dean of the College of Agriculture during a period of great change from 1995 to 2007, died Nov. 2. He was 74. When Bidlack arrived at Cal Poly Pomona in 1995 from Iowa State University,…
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