Dyson Farming
Seasonal Harvest Assistant

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Location: Lincolnshire
Department: Dyson Farming Research
Hours: Zero Hours
Contract Type: Temporary, Zero Hours
Reporting to: Field Research Scientist
Role Summary
The Seasonal Harvest Assistant supports Dyson Farming Research during harvest operations by carrying out manual potato yield digs and assisting with field trial activities. The role involves collecting and recording accurate yield data, handling crop samples, and supporting research trials to ensure high-quality data is gathered for analysis. This is a practical, outdoor role suited to individuals who enjoy hands-on agricultural work and working as part of a research team.
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Key Responsibilities
- Carry out manual potato yield digs across trial plots.
- Lift, sort, weigh, and grade potatoes by hand in the field.
- Record yield data accurately and consistently.
- Label, bag, and transport samples for further analysis.
- Support the trials team with plot identification, field layout, and basic crop assessments.
- Maintain a clean, safe, and organised working area during harvest operations.
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Skills & Experience
- Strong attention to detail and the ability to follow instructions accurately.
- Comfortable working outdoors in varying weather conditions.
- Physically capable of performing manual, repetitive, and labour-intensive tasks, including lifting, bending, and carrying.
- Reliable and self-motivated, with the ability to work effectively as part of a team.
- Full driving licence preferred but not essential.
- No previous experience required; full training will be provided.


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Personal Attributes
- Enthusiastic about agriculture, fieldwork, and hands-on research.
- Positive attitude and willingness to undertake physically demanding tasks.
- Strong work ethic with a commitment to accuracy and consistency.
- Adaptable and able to remain focused during busy harvest periods.
- Enjoys working in a practical, outdoor environment as part of a supportive team.
Benefits
- Full training and support from the Dyson Farming Research team.
- Opportunity to gain practical experience in agricultural research and field trials.
- Hands-on work within a progressive and innovative farming business.
- Supportive team environment.
- Flexible, zero-hours seasonal work during the harvest period.
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