Grant Miller, an 11th grader from the Lamar FFA chapter, manages a diverse range of animals at the Bacchus Family Adventure Farm. His daily tasks include feeding, cleaning, and monitoring animal health. He organizes events and highlights the significance of record-keeping for expenses. Aspiring to be a veterinarian, Grant values the skills and community support gained through FFA, encouraging students to let their SAE shape their futures.
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Learning Through Dairy Goats: Crest H...
North Carolina's Crest High School FFA members share their experiences and roles within the chapter. They highlight their dairy goat facility, which offers students practical learning in animal science. Daily tasks include feeding and milking goats, promoting community engagement.
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Louisville Zoo SAE
Nicole Ford, an 11th grader from the Seneca FFA chapter in Louisville, Kentucky, volunteers at the Louisville Zoo, where she cleans animal habitats and educates guests. Through her experience, she overcomes shyness and enhances her communication skills, thanks to support from her parents and ment...
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Caring for Every Kind of Pet | SAE
Denisha Washington, a freshman at the University of Kentucky, shares her supervised agricultural experience at Pets Palace. She takes care of various animals, including small pets, reptiles, and fish, performing daily tasks like cleaning cages and feeding. Denisha discusses the challenges she enc...
