07/11/2026
I’m sure most of you have seen my brothers post if not follow Venom Contractors LLC but here is my turn with some throw back pictures from my time in 4-H
For me, it’s personal too. Since aging out of 4-H in 2017, I have made it a priority every single year to give back to the organization and the kids I grew up alongside. 4-H gave me so much more than livestock projects it gave me lifelong friendships, invaluable life skills, and memories I’ll always cherish. Supporting the next generation of exhibitors is one small way to say thank you to the organization that helped shape who I am today.
4-H has always meant so much more than the awards that hang on the wall or the photos taken in the show ring.
It’s about the countless hours spent caring for your animals, the early mornings, the late nights, and the dedication it takes to see a project through from start to finish. It’s about learning responsibility, resilience, integrity, and the value of hard work. It’s about growing into dependable, confident young adults and carrying those lessons long after fair week comes to an end.
To every exhibitor getting ready for the Trumbull County Fair I am proud of you. Your dedication, perseverance, and countless hours of hard work do not go unnoticed. No matter how your project places, the lessons you’ve learned are something no one can ever take away.
Please join us in supporting these incredible young people at the Trumbull County Fair Livestock Sale on Saturday, July 18, at 9:30 a.m. Every bid is an investment in the future, and we hope our community comes together to show these hardworking kids just how much they’re supported.
Good luck to all of this year’s exhibitors we’ll be cheering you on every step of the way!