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Farms have been most of our business since 2001. The law is simple, and the math surprises people.
One toilet per 20 workers. Separate men's and women's units required. That second rule is the one that catches people: a crew of 15 men and one woman needs two toilets, not one.
Punch in your crew and see what you need.

Grand Junction is the tall bush blueberry capital of the world, and harvest is our busiest season. There is a road near our shop we call the money mile, a toilet every few hundred feet down both sides for about a mile. Bangor, Covert, Hartford and Decatur run blueberries, apples, asparagus and cucumbers for the brine plants. Gobles has three big Christmas tree farms and we keep units in their fields through harvest and trimming.
Hand wash stations go next to the units for crews handling fresh fruit. If your buyer audits, tell us what they want to see and we will match the setup.
Cleaning is weekly on the route, more when the crew needs it. Everything we put in the tanks is plant based, no formaldehyde. We used to land apply what we pumped on our own farm, so it had to be safe for ground we farmed ourselves.
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One toilet for every 20 workers. And you need separate men's and women's units, so 15 men and one woman means two toilets, which is the part people miss every year. Most farms around here are good about the 20, because past 20 people a unit gets rough fast.
A unit with a hand wash sink for field crews. The rule changed a while back on where the sink has to mount, so ask us what your auditor wants to see and we will set you up with the right combination of units and wash stations.
Once a week on the route is standard. Big crews need more. We have one farm with about 25 units that we clean three times a week during harvest, because that is how hard harvest runs them.
Yes. We run a pickup and tank trailer for fields and soft ground, the same rig we use on the golf course. The big trucks stay on the road.
Tell us the head count and the fields. We will have the units out before they start.