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A New Crop of Interns

July 24, 2024

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Learning how to administer IV’s, scouting for pests, assisting with budgets, and working with potato handling equipment—these are all tasks that Threemile Canyon Farms interns will encounter.

This summer, Threemile welcomed 15 college students to the farm for 8-week internships throughout our operation. The program offers hands-on work experience, mentorship from our team of experts, and exposure to industry tours and networking opportunities.

Depending on the students’ interests and degree of study, they can apply to work in our accounting, agronomy, dairy, or shop departments.

Investing in our local community and mentoring the next generation of farmers has been important to us since our beginning. For nearly two decades, the program has connected local college students pursuing agriculture-related degrees with practical experience on the farm.

Much of our management team started with us as interns, and transitioned into full-time positions after graduation, demonstrating the program’s commitment to fostering long-term careers in agriculture.

At summer’s end, Threemile will award over $100,000 in scholarships to the 15 students who successfully complete the internship to help with school expenses.

Every year, National Intern Day is celebrated in July. To honor this day, we are pleased to introduce our 2024 group of students.

A woman standing next to a cow, smiling, in an outdoor setting. Transcribed Text: Ariana is from Rupert, ID, and is an incoming senior attending the University of Idaho. She is working towards a degree in Animal & Vet Science with a Pre-Vet Option.
A young man standing in front of an elevated truck in a garage setting. Transcribed Text: Riley is spending the summer with us as a shop intern. He recently graduated from Boardman High School and plans to attend Blue Mountain Community College, where he will work towards a transfer degree.
A man wearing a baseball cap and vest standing in front of a field with green crops. Transcribed Text: Nathan is interning in the agronomy department and comes to us from Pendleton, OR. He is an incoming Sophomore at Oregon State University, working towards an Ag Science degree with a minor in Ag and Food Business Management.
A woman inside a barn with her hair in a braid, wearing overalls. Transcribed Text: Meaghan is spending the summer with us as a dairy intern. She is from Spokane, WA, starting her senior year at Washington State University, working towards a degree in Animal Science on the Pre-Vet track with plans to apply to vet school.
Tyler, wearing sunglasses and a white long-sleeve shirt, standing in a field with mountains in the background. Transcribed Text: Tyler is a third-year intern from Umatilla, OR, working as an agronomy intern. Tyler is a 4th year student at Eastern Oregon University, where he is pursuing a degree in Agriculture Entrepreneurship.
Makaila, smiling in a field, wearing a cap and a gray T-shirt with a logo featuring plants. Transcribed Text: Makaila is a second-year agronomy intern from Boardman, OR. She is an incoming junior at the University of Idaho, working towards a degree in Crop Science.
ogan, standing in a grass field with irrigation equipment visible in the background. Transcribed Text: Logan is a second-year irrigation intern from Hermiston, OR. He is starting his junior year at Oregon State University.
Daytona, inside a dairy barn. Transcribed Text: Daytona is spending the summer with us as a dairy intern. She comes to us from Hermiston, OR, and is a third-year student transferring to Oregon State University to pursue a degree in Biology, Pre-Vet.
Kole, wearing a patterned shirt and a cap. Transcribed Text: Kole is a first-year agronomy intern from Hermiston, OR. He is attending Oregon State University in the fall, where he will be studying Mechanical Engineering and minoring in Crop and Soil Science.
Cody, standing in a lush green field. Transcribed Text:Cody is from American Falls, ID, working as an agronomy intern. She is a sophomore at the University of Idaho, double majoring in Agriculture Education and Animal Science Production.
Clint, tanding in a wide-open field. Transcribed Text: Clint from Stayton, OR, is an agronomy intern. He is a senior at Eastern Oregon University, working towards a degree in Ag Entrepreneurship with minors in Agriculture Science and Economics.
Caden, smiling, with a blurred background of trees and sky. Transcribed Text: Caden is spending his second summer with us as an accounting intern. He is from Hermiston, OR, and is in his 3rd year studying accounting at Washington State University.
Andrew standing in a green field under a clear blue sky. Transcribed Text: Andrew is a third-year agronomy intern from Boardman, OR. He is an incoming senior at the University of Idaho, studying Rangeland Ecology and Manageme