Full-Time
Warehouse Team Member
2nd Shift
Updated on 8/10/2026
Land O'Lakes
5,001-10,000 employees
Member-owned cooperative supplying dairy, feed, crops
Compensation Overview
$23.35/hr
Websterville, Barre Town, VT, USA
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- Must be 18 years or older.
- Must have basic computer skills.
- Must be able to read, write, comprehend, and follow verbal and written instructions.
- Must possess basic mathematical skills.
- Receive packaging and ingredients, inspect products and quantities, and sign receipts.
- Store products in the proper locations.
- Keep the warehouse and cooler organized and clean.
- Maintain and keep the loading dock organized and clean.
- Assist with inventory based on scheduled reports and report to management and administration.
- Prepare orders based on purchase orders, complete paperwork, check product quality and integrity, and build pallets.
- Select products based on code and record the code on the purchase order.
- Wrap pallets and ensure tags are accurate.
- Inspect trucks, complete quality assurance forms, and load pallets.
- Check cooler temperature and record the data.
- Assist with UPS, FedEx, and other special orders and shipments.
- Assist with product inventory and code discarded out-of-code items.
- Track product discards and donations and record them in the program.
- Assist with warehouse equipment and manage supplies inventory.
- Coordinate with the sales and production teams.
- Assist with environmental cleaning of the warehouse and coolers.
- Comply with all personal protective equipment and safety requirements.
- Help train warehouse support staff as needed.
- Help in other departments as needed.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- Stand regularly for an 8–10-hour workday and occasionally climb, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl.
- Work in a wet and humid environment, wear appropriate personal protective equipment, and handle cleaning chemicals as needed.
- Occasionally lift a minimum of 25 pounds and 26–150 pounds with assistance from equipment.
- Use safety glasses and steel-toed shoes.
- Must maintain a valid driver’s license and forklift certification.
- Must be flexible with the work schedule.
- Must be attentive to detail and have good organizational skills.
- Must be effective at working independently and in small groups.
- Must be able to perform basic mathematical addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
- Must be able to communicate effectively and actively listen.
- Must be able to produce quality work at the swift pace of production.
- Must be able to multitask in a fast-paced environment.
- Ability to relate in a positive, warm, and friendly manner.
- Must have a willing attitude to learn and improve the Creamery and yourself.
Land O'Lakes is a member-owned agricultural cooperative focused on dairy, with three segments: Dairy Foods, Animal Nutrition, and Crop Inputs. Dairy Foods markets butter and cheese under the Land O'Lakes brand; Animal Nutrition (Purina) provides livestock feeds; Crop Inputs (WinField United) offers seeds, crop protection, and agronomic insights. As a cooperative, farmer-owners share profits, aligning producer interests with product availability. The company links input supplies, animal feed, and consumer dairy products to support farming and food production.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Arden Hills, Minnesota
Founded
1921
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- July 9, 2026 Tulare expansion targets ultra-filtered milk and higher-margin protein ingredients.
- Microsoft partnership and Oz pilot digitize agronomy, speeding recommendations across 2026 retailers.
- Land O'Lakes Foundation and scholarships strengthen loyalty with rural communities and future talent.
What critics are saying
- September 2025 Truterra layoffs showed sustainability economics broke once USDA support fell.
- Oz's hallucination risk can destroy agronomist trust before broad 2026 rollout.
- California regulation and milk-price volatility threaten Tulare returns and farmer-owner payouts.
What makes Land O'Lakes unique
- Member-owned cooperative aligns 1,100 dairy farmers with processing and input profits.
- WinField United combines 20 years of agronomic data with retailer distribution.
- Tulare's existing scale and California milk access support value-added dairy proteins.
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Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
Unlimited Paid Time Off
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Professional Development Budget
Company News
Land O'Lakes expands Tulare facility to meet growing demand for dairy protein. Land O'Lakes is making a significant investment in California's dairy industry with plans to expand its Tulare processing facility, a move designed to support dairy farmers while capitalizing on growing consumer demand for high-protein dairy products. The announcement was the focus of today's episode of the AgNet News Hour, featuring Heather Anfang, Executive Vice President and President of Dairy Foods at Land O'Lakes. Anfang said the cooperative is investing in new processing capabilities that will allow the Tulare plant to begin producing ultra-filtered milk ingredients, marking the first phase of a broader expansion into dairy proteins. "We're making an investment in our Tulare facility that will move us into the dairy proteins space," Anfang said. "This first phase is going to get us into ultra-filtered milk as an ingredient, creating a terrific growth opportunity for our farmers." The Tulare facility is already the largest manufacturing plant in the Land O'Lakes network. Because existing infrastructure is already in place, the company expects construction to move quickly, with the first phase targeted to be operational during the first quarter of next year. Anfang said the investment comes as consumer demand for dairy products continues to strengthen. She pointed to renewed interest in protein-rich foods, favorable dietary guidance, and increasing demand for butter, cheese and dairy ingredients as key drivers behind the expansion. "Dairy is in the spotlight," Anfang said. "Consumers are really interested in dairy, they're understanding how terrific dairy is as part of their diet, and we're seeing tremendous demand." While much of Land O'Lakes' retail butter and cheese business serves the domestic market, the company's ingredients division has a significant international presence. Anfang noted that roughly half of the cooperative's milk powder production is exported, creating additional opportunities for member dairy farmers. The cooperative currently represents approximately 1,100 dairy farmer members across the United States. Anfang said the new processing capacity will help support future growth from those producers, including California dairy operations that continue investing in expansion. The conversation also touched on California's regulatory environment. Anfang acknowledged the challenges manufacturers and dairy producers face operating in the state but reaffirmed Land O'Lakes' commitment to California and its farmer-members. "We are very committed to California," she said. "We want to continue to grow our processing capacity out there and support our farmers." Looking ahead, Anfang said automation, new dairy ingredients and continued investment in processing facilities will help position both Land O'Lakes and its member farmers for long-term success as consumer demand for dairy products continues to evolve. Listen to the full interview below or on your favorite podcast app. Listen to previous AgNet News Hour episodes... Sponsored Content
Ag Valley Co-op and Land O'Lakes Foundation award $12,000 to local food pantries. In Ag Valley's commitment to support the communities within its trade territory it has, with the help of the Land O' Lakes Foundation, donated $12,000 to local food pantries in rural communities. Ag Valley Co-op, in partnership with the Land O'Lakes Foundation, has awarded a total of $12,000 to three local food pantries, reinforcing a shared commitment to strengthening rural communities and helping address food insecurity. The Arapahoe Food Pantry, Frontier County Food Pantry, and Oxford Food Pantry each received a $4,000 donation to support their efforts in providing food assistance to individuals and families throughout the communities they serve. As food costs continue to rise and demand for assistance increases, local food pantries play a vital role in ensuring families have access to nutritious meals. Through this partnership with the Land O'Lakes Foundation, Ag Valley is proud to invest in organizations that provide essential resources and support to neighbors across its trade area. "Supporting the communities where our member owners, customers, and employees live and work is a responsibility we take seriously," said Jeff Krejdl, CEO of Ag Valley Co-op. Each of the food pantries plans to use the funds to support its local community in ways that best meet its needs. Planned uses include purchasing food and other essential supplies, helping replenish pantry inventories, and ensuring families facing food insecurity have access to nutritious meals throughout the year. Ag Valley believes strong communities are built through collaboration and local partnerships. By working alongside organizations like the Land O'Lakes Foundation, the cooperative continues its mission of supporting the people and communities that help agriculture thrive.
Corteva announces board of directors for future crop protection company. | Published on: Jun 30, 2026 Nayaki Nayyar, chief executive officer, Siteimprove A/S *Christopher Policinski, retired president and chief executive officer, Land O'Lakes, Inc. *Patrick Ward, retired chief financial officer, Cummins Inc. New Corteva will be innovation-driven in both its product portfolio and its operating model, leveraging its technological leadership to deliver for farmers while also running an asset-light, efficient business. The company intends to make targeted investments to support growth and leverage its first-mover advantage in nature-inspired technologies to pursue opportunities promising attractive returns in markets that reward differentiation. About Corteva Corteva, Inc. (NYSE: CTVA) is a global pure-play agriculture company that combines industry-leading innovation, high-touch customer engagement and operational execution to profitably deliver solutions for the world's most pressing agriculture challenges. Corteva generates advantaged market preference through its unique distribution strategy, together with its balanced and globally diverse mix of seed, crop protection, and digital products and services. With some of the most recognized brands in agriculture and a technology pipeline well positioned to drive growth, the company is committed to maximizing productivity for farmers, while working with stakeholders throughout the food system as it fulfills its promise to enrich the lives of those who produce and those who consume, ensuring progress for generations to come. More information can be found at www.corteva.com.
WinField United launches $20K scholarship program for ag. WinField United, in partnership with Land O'Lakes Inc., is now accepting applications for its Careers in Agriculture Scholarship, aimed at supporting undergraduate students pursuing degrees in ag-related fields. The program will award a total of $20,000 for the 2026-27 academic year, distributed across four $5,000 scholarships. The funding can be used toward a wide range of education-related expenses. Eligible applicants must be current U.S. college undergraduates planning to enroll full-time in an accredited two- or four-year institution or vocational-technical school next academic year. Students must be pursuing degrees in fields such as agronomy, crop and weed science, soil science, crop genetics, agricultural technology, agricultural business, or agricultural communications, and must also have relevant work experience in their field of study. Recipients will be selected based on academic performance, leadership, community involvement, work experience, and a demonstrated commitment to their educational and career goals. Judges will also consider personal or family circumstances and a required recommendation, though financial need is not part of the selection criteria. Applications are open now and must be submitted by 3 p.m. Central Time on April 16. Selected students will be notified in late May, with scholarship payments distributed in early August. The program is administered by Scholarship America, which manages the application and selection process. Students interested in applying can find more information at the Scholarship America website. Sponsored Content on AG Daily
Land O'Lakes, Microsoft partner on AI assistant to boost farm profitability. Land O'Lakes and Microsoft are developing an AI-powered digital assistant designed to optimize farming operations. Land O'Lakes senior vice president Leah Anderson says the tool is called Oz. "Now you can have even greater confidence between you as a farmer and your agronomist because your agronomist has the full force of Winfield United's datasets. Six million datapoints collected a year, 20-plus years of data collection across our applied research platforms nationally." She tells Brownfield Oz equips retailers with data to help farmers maximize profits. "So when you have a question about maybe the best herbicide to use or timing of when to apply something, or what goes in the tank, instead of guessing or having to Google it or paging through hundreds of pages of documented material you have those answers that you can count on in the palm of your hand with a digital assistant." Anderson says Oz is going through additional testing and she's excited for the software's eventual release.