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Farm Sanitation Services on Agnomy

Portable farm sanitation for field crews, from toilet and handwashing rental to restroom and shower trailers, water and waste tanks, and scheduled servicing that keeps operations OSHA field-sanitation compliant.

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Farm Sanitation Services for Field Crews on Agnomy

Farm sanitation services keep field crews safe, comfortable, and compliant with the OSHA Field Sanitation Standard (29 CFR 1928

Farm sanitation services keep field crews safe, comfortable, and compliant with the OSHA Field Sanitation Standard (29 CFR 1928.110). Any agricultural operation with 11 or more hand laborers must provide toilets, handwashing facilities, and cool potable drinking water within a quarter-mile walk of where the crew is working, with at least one toilet and one handwashing facility for every 20 workers.

Agnomy connects growers with local providers across every piece of a field-sanitation setup: portable toilet rental, handwashing and sink stations, restroom and shower trailers for long shifts and on-site housing, drinking water and waste holding tanks for remote blocks, and scheduled servicing and pumping that keeps everything clean and stocked. Together these cover both the day-to-day needs of a crew and the documentation that GAP, USDA, and FSMA audits expect.

Choose a single service or combine several into a complete, self-contained setup that scales with your workforce through planting and harvest.

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  • What counts as farm sanitation under OSHA?
    The OSHA Field Sanitation Standard (29 CFR 1928.110) requires covered agricultural employers to provide toilets, handwashing facilities, and cool potable drinking water for field workers. It applies to operations with 11 or more hand laborers, and several states run their own equivalent programs such as Cal/OSHA.
  • What sanitation services can I book through Agnomy?
    You can rent portable toilets, handwashing and sink stations, restroom and shower trailers, and drinking water and waste holding tanks, and schedule regular servicing and pumping. Each is offered by local providers and can be combined into one setup.
  • How many toilets and handwashing stations does my crew need?
    OSHA requires at least one toilet and one handwashing facility for every 20 workers, kept within a quarter-mile walk of the field. A crew of 21 to 40 needs two of each, and so on.
  • Do these services help with GAP and FSMA audits?
    Yes. Regular servicing generates the service logs, water-test results, and standard operating procedures that GAP certification, FSMA produce-safety rules, and buyer audits expect.
  • Can I get a complete sanitation setup for a remote field?
    Yes. Pairing portable toilets and handwash stations with fresh-water and waste holding tanks makes a block with no plumbing fully self-contained, and restroom or shower trailers add flushing facilities for long shifts or on-site housing.
  • How do I book farm sanitation services near me?
    Request the units and servicing you need and Agnomy connects you with verified local sanitation providers, so you can compare availability and schedule delivery, servicing, and pickup in one place.

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