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Latest news from our Equine Program...
Welcome to the Equine Program at California State University, Fresno
This website is designed to show you some of our students, activities, horses and facilities. The campus horse units are here to serve students, first and foremost, and to support the academic programs of the university.
Through the Department of Animal Sciences and Agricultural Education, students can achieve a B.S. degree in Animal Science with an emphasis in Equine Science, or a M.S. degree in Animal Science with an equine science focus. More information about the degree programs in Animal Science is available here, or contact the Department office at (559) 278-2971.
We also welcome members of the horse community to participate in our programs. In order to support our goal of providing hands on, real-life experience to students, we offer, for sale, well bred, young Quarter Horses and Hackney Horses. We also offer breeding services to our stallions.
Please browse through our website to learn about our programs, activities and horses for sale. All income generated from the sale of horses or breedings directly supports our academic programs and equine science activities. Donations of cash, equipment and useable horses are always welcome. Thanks for taking the time to view this site. We invite you to come visit us at any time.
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banner for the newly named Rue and Gwen Gibson Farm Market at Fresno
State was unveiled at a ceremony Thursday, April 3. A $2 million
gift bequeathed by Joyce Gibson provided $1.5 million for
renovations of the Farm Market, and a $500,000 endowment for the
equine program. Joyce Gibson passed away in January, but before
her death made arrangements for the gift and for the Farm Market to
be named for her parents.
