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FC INTERNSHIPS

Farmers Cooperative is committed to integrating internships into our everyday operations. FC considers the development of people one of its highest priorities and strongly believes in offering internship programs to qualified students who are willing to learn. Our internship programs offer opportunities to learn and to better develop your skills in the agribusiness industry. FC has a wide variety of programs to choose from:

FC 101

This is a summer internship that is customized to fit the intern’s career interests. As a FC 101 Intern will be assigned a mentor to ensure that expected results are achieved. FC 101 Interns are trained in grain, agronomy, seed, feed, and administration/accounting.

Agronomy Sales

This three month internship allows the intern to see firsthand all aspects of FC’s Agronomy Department. The internship is customized within the agronomy field to best meet the career goals of the intern. The different areas of interest range from field sales to precision agriculture.

Quality Management Systems

This internship will expose you to the concepts of Quality Management Systems and Quality Control. While working with a mentor from the QMS department, you will be a critical part of agriculture while strengthening your competencies of planning and designing, creativity, leadership, critical thinking, and more. This internship focuses on: quality control systems, food safety, occupational safety, governmental compliance and site security, and personal management.

Operations Internships

This internship is customized to the season of the year that the intern will be working. Here you will learn the different operations that are needed for both grain and agronomy. You will learn why weighing, grading, and segregation are important when dealing with grain. When working in agronomy you will begin with learning to make and understand work orders and how to dispatch the floaters and tenders. You will also shadow a Field Sales Agronomist on sales calls and assist with normal day-to-day operations.

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES