Jobs at Central Valley Ag Cooperative

Assists with receiving, loading, shipping, transferring, and inventorying grain and agronomy products. Drives company and tender trucks, supports fertilizer and chemical mixing, assists with train loads and scale operations, monitors grain quality, performs maintenance and housekeeping, completes documentation, and promotes safe, accurate, customer-focused operations.

Applies dry and liquid fertilizer, lime, and crop protection products using application equipment. Loads, mixes, transports, and stores agricultural products safely; maintains equipment and plant facilities; manages inventory, records, and billing accuracy; assists with crop scouting and producer services; and provides customer service while following safety, regulatory, and PPE requirements.

Applies fertilizer, lime, crop protection products, and other agronomy products using specialized equipment. Loads, mixes, transports, and inventories products; follows safety, regulatory, and PPE requirements; maintains equipment; completes records; supports crop scouting and producer services; and provides customer service. The role offers on-the-job training and assistance obtaining a CDL and commercial applicator license.

Assists with receiving, unloading, loading, shipping, and inventory management for grain and agronomy products. Supports fertilizer and chemical mixing, plant and blender operations, train loading, grain quality monitoring, scale operations, and maintenance of buildings, equipment, and vehicles. Completes paperwork, maintains housekeeping and safety standards, provides customer service, and supports other locations as needed.

Loads and unloads grain, fertilizer, seed, and crop protection products; operates facility and handling equipment; supports truck and train loading; assists with agronomy mixing; monitors grain quality and inventory; completes DOT documentation; performs equipment and facility upkeep; and follows safety procedures. Paid CDL training is provided, with advancement opportunities into transport driving, application, or leadership roles.

Applies fertilizer, lime, and crop protection products using agricultural application equipment. Loads, mixes, transports, and safely handles products; maintains equipment; manages inventory; completes records; supports crop scouting and producer services; and provides customer service. Requires a high school diploma or GED, valid driver’s license, ability to obtain a Class A CDL with tanker and HazMat endorsements, and ability to obtain a Commercial Applicator’s License.

Supports grain merchandisers and specialists by purchasing grain, developing producer relationships, conducting farm sales calls, and educating customers on risk-management tools. Maintains grain contracts, pricing, hedging, basis analysis, customer records, and market research while collaborating with location managers and sales teams. This transitional trainee role develops expertise toward becoming a Grain Specialist.

Assists with receiving, shipping, loading, unloading, mixing, and inventorying grain and agronomy products. Drives company and tender trucks, supports train loading and custom application operations, monitors grain quality, performs maintenance and housekeeping, completes paperwork, and promotes safe operations and customer service.

Assists with receiving, shipping, loading, unloading, and transporting grain and agronomy products. Supports fertilizer and chemical mixing, plant operations, inventory tracking, grain quality monitoring, scale operations, train loading, and customer deliveries. Performs preventative maintenance, housekeeping, documentation, and safety procedures. Requires a high school diploma or GED, a valid insurable driver’s license, mechanical ability, computer skills, and strong communication. A Class A CDL with tanker and HazMat endorsements and a Commercial Applicator’s License are preferred.

Assists with grain and agronomy product receiving, loading, shipping, inventory, blending, quality monitoring, and customer deliveries. Drives company and tender trucks, supports train loads and plant operations, performs equipment and vehicle maintenance, completes operational paperwork, and maintains clean and safe facilities. A Class A CDL with tanker and HazMat endorsements and a Commercial Applicator’s License are preferred or obtainable.

Applies fertilizer, lime, and crop protection products; operates and maintains application equipment; transports and handles agricultural chemicals; manages inventory, records, and safety procedures; assists with crop scouting and producer services; and provides customer support. The role includes on-the-job training and support obtaining a Class A CDL and commercial applicator license. No prior experience is required.

Supports grain and agronomy facility operations by loading and unloading products, operating equipment, driving company trucks after qualification, assisting with fertilizer mixing, monitoring grain quality, maintaining equipment, completing scale and DOT documentation, and serving customers. The role includes paid CDL training, seasonal outdoor work, and opportunities to advance into transport driver, applicator, or leadership positions.

Assists with receiving, shipping, loading, and handling grain and agronomy products. Drives company and tender trucks, supports fertilizer and chemical mixing, monitors inventory and grain quality, assists with train loads and scale operations, and performs maintenance, cleaning, documentation, and customer service. The role requires safe work practices, basic mechanical ability, computer skills, and potential Class A CDL, tanker, HazMat, and commercial applicator credentials.

Hands-on agricultural operations role supporting grain and agronomy facilities. Responsibilities include loading and unloading products, operating equipment, driving company and tender trucks after qualification, assisting with fertilizer mixing, train loading, inventory and grain quality monitoring, equipment maintenance, customer loading support, and DOT documentation. Paid CDL training is provided, with advancement opportunities into transport driving, application, or leadership roles.

Assists with receiving, shipping, loading, unloading, mixing, and delivering grain and agronomy products. Drives company and tender trucks, supports train loading, monitors inventory and grain quality, performs scale operations, and helps maintain buildings, vehicles, and equipment. The role also includes housekeeping, accurate documentation, customer service, safety compliance, and general operational support.

Hands-on, outdoor operations role supporting grain and agronomy facilities. Responsibilities include loading and unloading products, operating equipment, driving trucks after qualification, assisting with fertilizer mixing, train loading, inventory tracking, equipment maintenance, scale operations, customer loading assistance, and DOT documentation. Paid CDL training is provided, with advancement opportunities into transport driving, applicator, or leadership roles.

Performs hands-on grain and agronomy operations, including loading and unloading products, operating equipment, driving company and tender trucks after qualification, assisting with fertilizer mixing, monitoring grain quality, maintaining facilities, and completing DOT and inventory documentation. The role includes paid CDL training, seasonal operations support, customer assistance, and strict adherence to safety procedures.

Loads and unloads grain, fertilizer, seed, and crop protection products; operates facility and grain-handling equipment; drives trucks once qualified; supports fertilizer mixing, train loading, inventory tracking, and seasonal operations. Maintains equipment and facilities, completes DOT documentation, assists customers, and follows safety procedures. Paid CDL training is provided, with opportunities to advance into transport driving, application, or leadership roles.

Applies fertilizer, lime, crop protection products, and other agronomy products using specialized equipment. Responsibilities include mixing and loading products, maintaining equipment, managing inventory, documenting applications, following safety and regulatory requirements, assisting with crop scouting and transportation, and providing customer service. The role offers on-the-job training and support obtaining a Class A CDL and commercial applicator license.

Loads and unloads grain, fertilizer, seed, and crop protection products; operates facility and agricultural equipment; drives company and tender trucks after qualification; assists with fertilizer mixing, train loading, inventory tracking, scale operations, equipment maintenance, and customer loading. Follows safety procedures and supports seasonal grain and agronomy operations. Paid CDL training is provided, with advancement opportunities into transportation, application, or leadership roles.