Livelab
Agricultural sample testing and analysis services for farms and related industries
Highlights
- Hiring1 open role
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Livelab
LiveLab provides analysis of grain, animal feedstuffs, biogas feedstock and digestate, fertilizer, waste, seeds and soil. It also offers agronomy consultation and services.
The company serves agriculture and related industries through laboratory testing, analysis and consultation. It is based in Oakham, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2005.
Product: Laboratory analysis of agricultural samples and agronomy consultation services.
Jobs at Livelab (1)
Livelab is hiring for one role.
Laboratory Technician
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