Sweat and Showmanship yield Success: Bay Ltd. Supports Junior Livestock Show
Dedication, responsibility, and integrity are just of a few values instilled in the children and teenagers who compete in the Junior Livestock Show. Among other entry categories such as homemaking, photography, and mechanics, the Junior Livestock Show requires that the entrants raise, exhibit, and auction farm animals to earn scholarship money. Bay Ltd. founders Marvin and Laura Berry supported the livestock show for decades, and the Berry Family takes pride in continuing their legacy. “Raising an animal is building an entire business marketing model from the ground up; our kids have to know everything about their product, nurture, market and sell it, and ultimately act humbly and graciously to their customer, regardless of the outcome of the competition,” says Bonnie Berry, “Bay Ltd. does not exist without our employees, therefore whenever the opportunity arises, especially an incredible learning opportunity like the Junior Livestock Show, it is an honor to support our employees by supporting their families.” Bay Ltd. would like to congratulate all of the children, grandchildren and loved ones of our employees who competed in their respective counties’ 2018 Junior Livestock Shows. We proudly commend your hard work, determination, and accomplishments!
Congratulations to the following Winners:
Kleberg-Kenedy Junior Livestock Show
Hector Hunter Reyna, Grand Champion Horse
Grandson of Hector M. Reyna; Crane Operator, Industrial Division
Bee County Junior Livestock Show:
Wyatt Haws, 8, Grand Champion Lamb, Grand Champion Goat, three 1st Place lambs, two 1st Place goats, Wryder Haws, 6, PeeWee Showmanship Champion, 1st Place goat, 2nd place lamb, two 4th Place lambs
Grandsons of Ricky Haws, Vice President, Industrial Division
Nueces County Junior Livestock Show
Piper Harper, 16, Breed Champion Dorper Lamb
Ellie Harper, 12, 2nd Place Dorper Lamb
Daughters of Jeff Harper, Operations Manager, Equipment Division
