Madison County Farm Bureau Offering Hands-On Summer Internship for Students Passionate About Agriculture

​The Madison County Farm Bureau, in partnership with other Central Ohio Farm Bureau offices, is now accepting applications for a paid summer internship program designed to give students real-world experience in agriculture, public policy, event planning, and community outreach.

​This exciting opportunity is ideal for high school or college students who are passionate about agriculture and looking to explore career paths within Ohio’s farming communities. Interns will be involved in a wide range of activities, including helping coordinate local events, supporting outreach initiatives, and gaining a better understanding of how agriculture intersects with education, policy, and community development.

The internship is hosted by several Farm Bureau offices, including Madison, Clark, Delaware, Franklin, Pickaway, and Union counties. Interns will have the chance to connect with leaders in the industry, engage with members of the agricultural community, and represent the Farm Bureau at public events throughout the summer.

“If you’re passionate about agriculture and want to make a real impact, this is the perfect opportunity for you,” the Madison County Farm Bureau shared on social media.

The internship is paid, and applications are being accepted now. More information, including how to apply, is available at: ofbf.org/2025/03/25/central-ohio-farm-bureaus-seek-summer-intern

Students interested in applying should act quickly, as spots are limited. The Farm Bureau encourages anyone with an interest in agriculture, community leadership, or public service to consider this valuable and immersive summer experience.