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Farming is important everywhere. Countries like India, China, the United States, and Brazil are some of the leading agricultural producers in the world, and therefore great places to break into the field through an agriculture internship. There are numerous other countries, like Russia and Indonesia, that are also global leaders in the agricultural production of specific crops.

Choosing the location of your agriculture internship abroad comes down to what realm of agriculture you are most interested in. For example, an agricultural internship might take on a significantly different focus in a developing country than in a developed country. 

Developed countries often have complex legal and economic frameworks in which the agricultural industry functions under, freeing farmers and agricultural corporations in certain ways and restricting them in others. The developed world also tends to have more advanced infrastructure and more funding for agricultural research, making the it a good place to intern in agriculture if you want to be at the cutting edge of agricultural science and technology.

Developing countries face a much different situation. Not so much occupied with mass production and often oppressed by trade restrictions, villages and rural areas in developing countries are constantly searching for new ways to increase yield and to promote sustainability of local production. Africa, Central America, and Southeast Asia are therefore all very popular regions for agriculture internships abroad.

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