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OKFB Announces Agricultural Programs and Events Internship for the 2026 Summer

Oklahoma Farm Bureau has announced the agricultural programs and events internship for the 2026 summer.

This position provides an agricultural student with hands-on experience in the daily operations of a statewide agricultural organization. The intern will support OKFB staff across multiple departments by assisting with event coordination, program logistics and member engagement activities.

This paid internship offers exposure to agricultural advocacy, organizational operations and outreach efforts that serve farmers, ranchers and rural Oklahomans throughout the state. Through this experience, interns will develop professional skills in communication, teamwork, event management and advocacy while gaining a deeper understanding of the agriculture industry.

Applications are open through April 1, 2026 and applicants should apply by submitting their application, cover letter and resume by email to Burton Harmon at burton.harmon@okfb.org.

Requirements: 

  • Currently pursuing a degree in an agricultural related major in fields such as communications, business, public relations, political science or other applicable majors
  • Must have a valid driver’s license and the ability to travel in their personal vehicle to events and counties
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