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Internships in agriculture
Village stays, research labs, banks, startups and processing plants: what each internship pays and what it teaches.
- FellowshipVerified 2026-09-28
Sharad Pawar Inspire Fellowship in Agriculture 2026–27
A 12-month fellowship (December 2026 to November 2027) for young people in Maharashtra working on ideas that help farmers. Apply by 15 October 2026.
- Who
- Maharashtra residents, 18–30, with a 4-year degree
- Stipend
- Up to ₹30,000 on completion
- Apply by
- 15 Oct 2026
- ICARVerified 2026-09-28
Winter training and dissertation at ICAR-IIWBR, Karnal
The wheat and barley research institute takes B.Sc. and M.Sc. students for a January training month and for 3–6 month dissertations. The notice goes up in December.
- Who
- B.Sc. / M.Sc. students (biotech, seed science, biochemistry)
- When
- 1–31 Jan 2027; notice in Dec 2026
- Fee
- Paid training (fee in the notice)
- Contact
- director.iiwbr@icar.org.in
- NGOVerified 2026-09-28
Field internship with BAIF Development Research Foundation
A rural development organisation that takes science and management students for 1–6 months on farming, livelihoods and natural resource work. Unpaid: you cover your own costs.
- Length
- 1–6 months
- Themes
- Natural resources, livelihoods, community work
- Apply
- careers@baif.org.in
- ResearchVerified 2026-09-28
ICRISAT research internship 2026–27
An international crops research institute in Hyderabad that takes B.Sc. students whose course needs an internship, and recent graduates. Applications are open all year and reviewed in June, September and March.
- Length
- 6 weeks to 3 months
- Fees
- ₹1,500 to apply; bench fee USD 100 for up to 3 months
- Apply
- Online, at least 45 days before you want to start
- NGOVerified 2026-10-13
Internship with Keystone Foundation, Nilgiris
An organisation in Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu, that works with tribal communities on ecology, conservation, community development and local governance. It takes interns all through the year.
- Where
- Keystone campus, Kotagiri, Nilgiris
- Who
- Students and graduates
- Apply
- Email a resume and cover letter to intern@keystone-foundation.org
Where these are advertised
Where students actually find internships, and how to ask.
Most agriculture internships are arranged college by college rather than advertised publicly.
How: Ask the placement cell and your department head in the same week. They often hear separately.
Research institutes take students for summer and project work, usually without advertising it.
How: Write to the institute directly with your marksheet and what you want to learn. A short letter works better than a form.
Seed, fertiliser and machinery companies run structured summer programmes, mostly for second and third year students.
How: Their own careers pages, and their stalls at agriculture fairs, which is where they actually recruit.
An FPO will rarely advertise, and will often say yes to a student who turns up with a specific offer of work.
How: Go through your block agriculture officer, who knows which ones are active.