Explore the intersection of agriculture, business, and missions on a thriving pineapple farm in West Africa. More than just a farm, this initiative grows crops, raises animals, and promotes human flourishing by providing food, income, and dignity for the community. As an intern, you’ll explore how agribusiness can be both sustainable and transformative, supporting local livelihoods while opening doors for Scripture impact and spiritual growth.
This internship offers hands-on experience in the rhythms of farming and business management, from planting and harvesting to understanding supply chains, animal husbandry, and market strategies. Alongside the practical work, you’ll learn how agriculture can serve as a platform for discipleship, relationship building, and holistic mission. By working with our strategic partner organization, you’ll see firsthand how faith, farming, and business come together to impact communities in lasting ways.
As an intern in West Africa, you will have the opportunity to:
- Gain hands-on experience in crop production, animal husbandry, and agribusiness operations
- Learn how agriculture and business intersect with Scripture engagement and community transformation
- Participate in the daily life of the farm, from fieldwork to market preparation
- Build relationships with local staff and community members, experiencing the richness of West African hospitality
- Explore how sustainable agribusiness can create pathways to human flourishing and Gospel impact
Qualifications
Character Qualities
- Self-starter, comfortable taking initiative
- Flexible and adaptable
- Humble, teachable, servant-leader
Core Requirements
- Minimum two years in an agriculture studies, crop science, or agribusiness degree program (or equivalent work experience)
Preferred Experience
- Some proficiency in FrenchÂ
Additional Information
- Academic Credit: Optional
- Cost: $7000
- Funding: Raise support (training provided)