Meet a local 4-Her: Tyler Williams, livestock showman

October 06, 2022 Submitted

My name is Tyler Williams. I am a member of the Lyndon Leaders 4-H Club, and this was my fourth year in 4-H. I took three projects to the Osage County fairs this year. They were my pigs, Sunny, Clay, and Tsunami; my bucket calf, Slim; and I made a Lego model of my pig barn for the STEM Architectural Block Construction project.

I also took my pigs and STEM ABC project to the Kansas State Fair. My Lego model got a purple ribbon and a Best in Show award at the state fair. My favorite 4-H activity this year was showing my pigs in Overbrook, where I was the Reserve Champion Junior Showman, and all of my pigs won their classes.

My favorite memory from this year was hanging out with and petting my favorite pig, Sunny. I was happy to win reserve showmanship with him.

Celebrating National 4-H Week, Oct. 2-8, 2022!

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