

Advice, information, events and announcements for College of Agriculture & Natural Resources students
Monday, December 12th, is the annual Cookie Exchange!
Bake and bring 100 cookies and an empty container!
Location: 049 Townsend Hall, 11:45am - 12:30pm
Questions can be directed to Marcy Murphy at marcy@udel.edu
The Garden Club of America has many scholarships and fellowships!
Please visit this link for more information and to apply.
As a 2023 Purina Feed Sales Intern you will be working alongside sales representatives and the Purina Animal Nutrition team with dealers and ag cooperatives, learning their feed business and customers. You can expect a mixture of on-farm feed trials, market research, developing plans and selling to prospects to expand sales territory, coordinating informational events for producers and overall exposure to farm supply dealers and cooperative structure. Internships typically focus on dairy, beef, equine, swine, or show feed sales projects.
Interns will be provided training through Purina Animal Nutrition and the working location is dependent on those of our member owners.
Find more information and apply here.
AGcelerate will be hosting a hayride and bonfire at Milburn Orchards this Wednesday evening (10/26). There will be plenty of apple cider and apple cider donuts. It's a great way to relax and get away for a little while and connect with your peers. If you are interested in coming please register using the form at this link: https://forms.gle/qPo2eqLpfWFXhv4k8
If you need a ride, we will meet on campus at 5:15pm and leave at 5:30pm (location info provided upon registration). If you want to drive yourself, you can meet us at Milburn Orchards at 5:45pm. We should be finished at Milburn by 8pm.
AGcelerate Leadership Team (agcelerate@udel.edu)
Winbak Farm, the largest breeder of Standardbred horses in North America, is now offering internships for their seasonal program. The Winbak Farm internship program encourages undergraduate students and recent graduates to pursue careers in the equine and cattle industry by providing hands-on education at a working horse and cattle farm. Due to the large number of large animals at the farm, there are multiple roles available in our racehorse, broodmare, yearling, foaling and cattle divisions. Selected students perform daily duties of animal care and are encouraged to be involved with as many aspects of the farm as they are able to.
Please contact Jack Burke, General Manager, at jack.burke@winbakfarm.com or call 410.885.3059 for more information on this program. Read about animal science major Audrey Keen’s experience at Winbak Farm.
Licking Creek Bend Farm, located in the Appalachian Mountains of Pennsylvania, has various internship and job opportunities available. You can view more information at the following website: https://www.lickingcreekbendfarm.com/employment.html