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If you need help setting up services or accessing your accounts, please call our Customer Care Team at 866.552.9172 during business hours (7 a.m. — 5 p.m. PST, M-F) or email us at CustomerCare@AgWestFC.com.
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If you need help setting up services or accessing your accounts, please call our Customer Care Team at 866.552.9172 during business hours (7 a.m. — 5 p.m. PST, M-F) or email us at CustomerCare@AgWestFC.com.
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If you need help setting up services or accessing your accounts, please call our Customer Care Team at 866.552.9172 during business hours (7 a.m. — 5 p.m. PST, M-F) or email us at CustomerCare@AgWestFC.com.
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Learn, grow and lead with a company that cares. Explore opportunities for paid internships, available to current college students, and training programs for recent college graduates. Opportunities vary by location.
Learn more about our 10-12 week paid summer internships. AgWest internships include: relocation assistance, headquarters networking and team building, farm visits and hands on experience, one-on-one coaching and career development. We offer six month fall training programs for recent grads.
In some regions, we offer fall training programs for recent college graduates, that include designated coaches and interaction with experienced professionals, farm visits, classroom training, networking opportunities and hands-on experience. You’ll be prepared to launch your career by the end of our training program.
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"This internship, this culture, it's extraordinarily unique and I don't think it's one that you're going to find anywhere else."
— Ellie Hanson
Eastern Oregon University
"It's definitely helped me to provide some clarity as to 'yeah this is what I want to do, this is what I want to go to.' I think that's just super invaluable and everyone needs to get out and intern for that reason."
— Brianna Rimmey
Oregon State University