Missouri Soybeans is proud to welcome four college interns for the summer of 2025, including a Warren County college student. 

The interns will support Missouri Soybeans’ communications, outreach, education and conservation programs while gaining hands-on experience with farmer engagement, policy education and sustainability initiatives. 

Bailey Schneider, a sophomore at the University of Missouri and a Warren County resident, will serve as the policy intern, focusing on legislative engagement and farmer outreach. She is majoring in agricultural education with a minor in agribusiness management. Raised on her family’s fourth-generation farm in Warrenton, Schneider combines a deep-rooted ag background with experience in campus leadership and advocacy. 

“These students represent the future of our industry, and we’re proud to play a role in developing the next generation of ag leaders,” said Casey Wasser, interim chief executive officer and executive director of Missouri Soybeans. “Their energy, curiosity and dedication to agriculture will be a great asset to our team and to the farmers we serve.”

Missouri Soybeans looks forward to these students’ contributions to the team and the broader agricultural community.