Jobs at Farmers Cooperative

General application for candidates interested in positions that are not currently posted on the company careers page. All positions qualify for a first-year retention bonus.

Develop customer relationships and provide agronomy recommendations involving fertilizer, seed, crop protection, and precision agriculture products. Participate in trade shows, test plots, producer meetings, sales training, and industry events. Assist with agronomy facility operations and complete training for potentially required CDL, Hazmat, or applicator licenses.

Assist the Location Manager with grain facility operations, ensuring efficient grain movement and quality. Operate and maintain grain elevator machinery and load-out equipment, coordinate train and truck loading and unloading, develop customer relationships, and participate in hands-on facility operations.

Loads and unloads grain, assists with grain elevator operations and train loading, monitors grain quality, performs routine maintenance and repairs, and operates equipment. The role involves serving local customers, supporting nearby locations as needed, and obtaining relevant certifications while providing safe and reliable grain operations services.

Loads and unloads grain, assists with grain elevator and train-loading operations, monitors grain quality, performs routine maintenance and repairs, and operates equipment. The role involves customer interaction, obtaining job-related certifications, and occasional support at nearby locations. It is a full-time hourly position with potential overtime, train-loading incentives, benefits, and a first-year retention bonus.

Independently apply chemical and fertilizer products to producer fields. Build relationships with farmers, operate sprayers and airflow machines, load products safely and accurately, run various machinery, and perform routine equipment maintenance. An applicator’s license and CDL are beneficial, with training available for the right candidate.

Loads and unloads grain, agronomy, and feed products; performs routine equipment maintenance and repairs; monitors grain quality; mixes and loads fertilizer and chemicals; assists with train loading; operates equipment and pursues certifications, including a CDL.

Loads and unloads grain, agronomy, and feed products; performs routine equipment maintenance and repairs; monitors grain quality; mixes and loads fertilizer and chemicals; assists with train loading; and operates equipment while earning required certifications.

Loads and unloads agronomy products, assists sprayer operators, maintains and repairs equipment, monitors product quality, mixes and loads fertilizer and chemicals, supports grain operations, and operates agricultural equipment. The role offers hands-on training, certifications, and potential CDL acquisition while serving local customers.

Loads and unloads grain, assists with grain elevator and train-loading operations, monitors grain quality, performs routine maintenance and repairs, and operates equipment. The role involves customer interaction, opportunities to assist at nearby locations, and earning equipment certifications while supporting safe, efficient grain terminal operations.

Load and unload agronomy products, assist sprayer operators, serve local customers, maintain and repair equipment, monitor product quality, mix and load fertilizer and chemical products, and support grain operations as needed. Operate agricultural equipment and pursue certifications, including the opportunity to obtain a CDL. This is a full-time hourly position with benefits and a potential first-year retention bonus.

Loads and unloads grain products, assists with grain elevator and train operations, performs routine maintenance and repairs, monitors grain quality, operates equipment, and supports nearby locations while developing industry certifications.

Load and unload agronomy products, assist sprayer operators, support local customers, maintain and repair equipment, monitor product quality, mix and load fertilizer and chemicals, assist with grain operations, and operate agricultural equipment. The role offers hands-on training and opportunities to obtain certifications, including a CDL.

Load and unload agronomy products, assist sprayer operators, support local customers, maintain and repair equipment, monitor product quality, mix and load fertilizer and chemicals, assist with grain operations, and operate agricultural equipment. The role offers opportunities to obtain certifications, including a CDL.

Loads and unloads grain, agronomy, and feed products; performs routine equipment maintenance and repairs; monitors grain quality; mixes and loads fertilizer and chemical products; assists with train loading; and operates agricultural equipment. The role provides on-the-job training and opportunities to earn certifications, including a CDL.

Loads and unloads grain, assists with grain elevator and train-loading operations, monitors grain quality, performs routine maintenance and repairs, operates equipment, and develops customer relationships. The role may also provide support at nearby locations and includes opportunities to obtain certifications.

Summer internship opportunities across grain, agronomy, feed, energy, drone and precision agriculture, marketing, safety, and human resources. Interns build technical skills, serve cooperative customers, support daily operations, and participate in professional development, tours, and training. Positions are primarily on-site across southeast Nebraska and northeast Kansas, with some roles tied to Beatrice, Hallam, or Dorchester.

Loads and unloads grain, agronomy, and feed products; operates equipment; performs routine maintenance and repairs; monitors grain quality; mixes and loads fertilizer and chemical products; supports other locations and train loading; and pursues relevant certifications, including a CDL.

Apply chemical and fertilizer products to producer fields using sprayers and airflow machines. Build relationships with farmers, identify product needs, safely load and apply products, operate varied agricultural machinery, and perform routine equipment maintenance. The employer provides hands-on training and supports obtaining applicator licensing and a CDL.

Manage daily operations of an agronomy facility, including crop input handling, inventory, logistics, staffing, maintenance, sales, customer service, and safety. Advise customers on agronomy products and services, coordinate grain facility loading and unloading as needed, and build local customer relationships while meeting company objectives.