Seeking Intern Applicants – 2025 Sandhills Ranch Internship Program
Explore a rewarding career in agriculture through hands-on experiences in ranching, livestock production, and rangeland management. This is an excellent opportunity to acquire valuable skills and forge meaningful relationships.
The Sandhills Task Force is proud to partner with several successful ranchers in the Nebraska Sandhills to offer this excellent internship opportunity. This paid, three-month-long summer internship program includes room & board and additional paid educational opportunities.
We seek candidates who are passionate about agriculture, have a strong interest in ranching and range management, and are eager to learn. The internship will involve various components of on-the-job experience, mentorship, and training tailored to the intern’s education, knowledge, and interests. We welcome applications from all individuals who are 19 or older.
To learn more about the internship program and to apply visit www.sandhillstaskforce.org/ranch-internship. The application deadline is January 15th, 2025.
The Sandhills Task Force will serve as a facilitator to assist in matching interns with ranchers. The Sandhills Task Force will support the internship relationship in several ways, but ultimately, the internship is a relationship between the intern and the host ranch. Partial funding is provided by the Nebraska Environmental Trust and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
Applications for the 2025 Sandhills Ranch Internship are due by Wednesday, January 15th, 2025. Application review will begin immediately. For questions, please contact KyLee at 308-340-2781 or kylee@sandhillstaskforce.org.
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