Black Angus cattle grazing on the South Dakota prairie
Internship Program

Learn the operation from the ground up.

Gain real-world experience at one of the nation's premier seedstock and soil-health operations. Our internship program is designed for those who want to do the work, learn the science, and build a lasting career in agriculture.

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Real work. Real impact.

We don't believe in busywork. As an intern at Jorgensen Land & Cattle, you are an active part of the team. You will be immersed in the day-to-day realities of a large-scale agricultural business, gaining insights that you simply can't find in a classroom.

Agronomy

Scout crops, collect soil and tissue samples, and support research test plots. Learn how no-till practices, crop rotations, and field data guide soil health and certified seed production.

Crop Operations

Join the crop crew for planting, spraying, haying, and harvest. Build hands-on skills with modern machinery, grain and forage handling, equipment care, and precision agriculture.

Livestock Operations

Work alongside our cattle team on feed delivery, low-stress handling, animal health, and Angus bull sorting. Gain practical experience with herd management and breeding soundness evaluations.

Opportunities

Upcoming Internships

The Experience

Hear from Past Interns

Our interns leave with more than just a line on their resume. They leave with practical skills, professional connections, and a deeper understanding of American agriculture.

The 2026 Jorgensen Land & Cattle interns and team members standing beside the ranch sign
The 2026 Jorgensen Land & Cattle intern class.
Featured Podcast

Episode 13: Meet the 2026 JLC Interns

Hear directly from the 2026 intern class about their experiences at Jorgensen Land & Cattle.

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Video Reflections

Hear from a former JLC intern about what the intership role is like.

Internship Journal

Five Interns, One Summer: What It's Really Like to Intern at Jorgensen Land & Cattle

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Black Angus herd at sunrise

Ready to get your boots dirty?

If you're eager to learn, willing to work hard, and passionate about the future of agriculture, we want to hear from you.