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Field-based feed sales internship supporting Purina dealers and cooperatives. Responsibilities include growing existing customer accounts, building prospective-customer pipelines, promoting animal nutrition solutions, evaluating local market opportunities, and participating in farm visits, customer meetings, educational events, and feed trials. Interns receive training and mentorship while developing sales, customer engagement, market analysis, and territory-growth skills. Assignments focus on animal nutrition markets such as beef, dairy, equine, swine, and lifestyle species.

Manages relationships with WinField United member-owners and customers, develops account plans, aligns internal and external stakeholders, and drives adoption of products, services, and programs. The role grows profitable sales, delivers customer solutions, tracks performance and competition, communicates strategic initiatives, and serves as the primary liaison for assigned accounts. This virtual position requires residence in western Kansas and travel up to 50%, including occasional evenings and weekends.

Supports the Government Relations team through public policy research, memo and hearing-summary development, stakeholder mapping, meeting preparation, policy monitoring, grassroots system updates, and coordination of legislative, advocacy, trade association, and in-district events. The intern will work with team members and corporate functions while developing experience in government processes, agriculture policy, and communications.

The Feed Sales Representative will sell animal feed and related products, provide nutritional recommendations, and conduct educational events to support sales growth.

Develop territory-based livestock feed sales by assessing customer feeding programs, recommending Purina solutions, growing dealer/co-op relationships, running on-farm demos and events, and using CRM/analytics to drive sales and customer service.

Drive sales growth for feed additive solutions across large commercial dairies and feedlots in the Western U.S. Develop nutritionist-aligned account plans, influence producers and veterinarians, translate technical data into economic value, gather market intelligence, lead technical discussions and educational events, and represent the company at industry events. The role requires extensive ruminant nutrition and commercial livestock experience, with 50–80% travel.