Grain Originator Intern

CHS, Inc.•Fort Benton, MT

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Through an internship with CHS, you’ll contribute to meaningful projects that support agriculture, strengthen communities, and help advance a global business. Our paid internship program offers an opportunity to build practical skills, grow your leadership capabilities, and see how your ideas can make an impact. You’ll work alongside experienced professionals and connect with mentors, industry experts and senior leaders, while gaining career insights, building relationships and exploring how CHS businesses work together to empower agriculture. We’re hiring a Grain Originator Intern in Kershaw, MT! This hands-on internship offers the chance to work closely with our full-time Grain Originator, engaging with local producers to secure grain and develop effective marketing strategies. If you're detail-oriented, a strong communicator, and eager to learn, this is the perfect opportunity to gain real-world experience in the agricultural industry and kick-start your career! We offer competitive pay, a dynamic learning environment, and long-term growth opportunities. The internship can start as early as Spring 2027, depending on business needs and your availability, and extend through the summer.

Requirements

Currently enrolled in Ag Business, Crop Science, or other Agriculture related degree program.

Nice To Haves

Previous knowledge or experience in Agriculture prefered but not required.
Previous internship experience.

Responsibilities

Gain hands-on experience in agronomy operations, including scouting, crop protection and nutrient products, seed, custom application, mixing procedures and product delivery.
Perform agronomy/seed operations and maintain inventory quality, including routine housecleaning and recordkeeping.
Assist with repairs and preventative maintenance on agronomy equipment (legs, conveyors, towers, vehicles, sprayers, floaters, trucks).
Learn and support grain origination, including procuring grain from local producers and developing new accounts.
Assist with producer communication on market trends, grain quotes, programs and marketing plans.
Prepare purchasing contracts and support rail billing and grain sales settlements as needed.
Partner with elevator and office staff to ensure accurate flow of grain-related information, while providing excellent customer service.
Maintain a safe work environment in compliance with state, local and CHS environmental and safety policies, and perform other duties as assigned.