



Every exhibitor has a story, and we’re excited to share a few as we count down to the Jr. Livestock Auction 🐐
Meet Mikaela Flores, a Sanger FFA exhibitor who is a junior at Sanger High School:
Mikaela got involved in FFA because she had grown an interest in the agriculture field and wanted to see the different opportunities it had to offer. Since then, she has gotten involved in CDE’s and LDE’s competition teams, and leadership roles. The ones who introduced her to the SAE’s projects were her two older cousins who showed Market Boer Goats and Breeding Heifers. Which led to her showing Market Boer Goats as well, and Breeding Rabbits throughout her high school years. FFA is very important to her because it showed her the many aspects agriculture has to offer, and how it’s not just about farming, but it’s also about building a set of skills that will later help her in college and in life.
This year will be Mikaela’s third year of showing, and she will be showcasing a breeding Rabbit named Daisy and will be auctioning a Market Boer Goat named Scarface, at the 2026 Big Fresno Fair. From her SAE’s projects, she has learned a lot about animals, and what it takes to care for one. Throughout it all, her love for her animals has never faltered, and has only made her more determined to showcase her animals.
Help support MIkaela and fellow 4-H and FFA exhibitors by participating in the Jr. Livestock Auction as a buyer or through an add-on bid. Every contribution makes a difference.
The 2026 Big Fresno Fair Jr. Livestock Auction kicks off Saturday, October 10, with additional sales continuing Saturday, October 17.
Details on how to become a buyer or place an add-on bid will be available soon. Every bit of support makes a difference for these hardworking students. Learn more here!





















