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Minnesota Pork Board is seeking a Summer 2027 Marketing and Communications Intern to help craft stories that highlight Minnesota’s pig farmers. You’ll create content for digital, social, and print platforms and assist with marketing materials for both farming and consumer audiences.
You’ll also support local and state events, including the Minnesota State Fair, and participate in staff and committee meetings to gain hands-on experience in agricultural marketing and communications.
Summer 2027 Marketing and Communications Internship
Application Deadline: Friday, November 6, 2026
Overview
Purpose-driven work makes a difference, especially when it supports Minnesota’s more than 3,000 family pig farmers. In this internship, you’ll put your energy and creativity to work alongside the Minnesota Pork team to promote pork and the dedicated farmers who raise it.
Minnesota Pork includes two organizations: the Minnesota Pork Board (MPB) and the Minnesota Pork Producers Association (MPPA). While the two organizations share an office and collaborate closely, each serves a distinct role. MPB is the Checkoff organization that invests producer dollars in promotion, research, and education. MPPA is voluntarily funded and focuses on advocacy, public policy, and issues management on behalf of Minnesota pig farmers.
Projects may include:
Please Note
Applicants must have availability for the 2027 Minnesota State Fair, August 26 – September 6.
Director of Communications; Director of Events and Promotions for State Fair-related work.
Internship Timing
Full-time, May–September 2027, concluding after the Minnesota State Fair.
Location
Mankato, Minnesota, with occasional remote work flexibility based on projects and schedule.
Wages
Preferred Majors
Agricultural Communication, Marketing, Agricultural Education, Animal Science, Mass Communications, Public Relations, or other related majors.
Applicants must have completed their freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior year of college.