Exotic Animal SAE
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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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