Farms, harvest & ag crews
Farm & Harvest Porta Potty Rental in Nebraska
Field-edge units for harvest crews, detasseling crews, pivot installers, grain-bin builders and livestock sites across central Nebraska. We move units with the crew.
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- Delivery areaFarms, bin sites and field entrances within 80 miles of Grand Island, gravel roads included.
- ArrivalSame-day near Grand Island. Outlying counties get units on their regular route days.
- Which unitA standard unit plus a hand-wash station for crews doing hand labor in the field.
- CleaningWeekly at the field. We move units between fields on route days as the crew moves.
- Full costOne 28-day price per unit with weekly cleaning. Moving the unit from field to field is a small flat fee, quoted up front.
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Call now (402) 313-6717What does OSHA require for farm crews?
OSHA's field sanitation rule, 29 CFR 1928.110, applies when 11 or more employees do hand labor in the field on a given day. The employer must provide 1 toilet and 1 hand-washing facility for every 20 workers. Both must be within a quarter-mile walk of the crew, or at the closest vehicle access point.
Read the rule at OSHA 1928.110. Small family operations below 11 hand-laborers are not covered, but a unit still saves long trips back to the yard. See also the full OSHA guide.
When do Nebraska farms rent porta potties?
Nebraska farms rent porta potties most often during the July detasseling season, the September-to-November harvest, spring planting and pivot installation, and grain-bin construction. Livestock operations and seed plants keep units all year. Harvest units fill up early, so reserve them by August.
Need hand washing for a crew that eats in the field? Add a hand-washing station. For grain-bin and shop builds, see job-site rentals.
Farm rental questions
Can you move the unit from field to field during harvest?
We move units between fields on our regular route days during harvest. Call the day before with the field location or a pin drop. Many farms rent one unit per crew and move it as the combines move.
Do detasseling crews need porta potties?
Detasseling crews of 11 or more hand-laborers fall under OSHA's field sanitation rule, 29 CFR 1928.110. That means 1 toilet and 1 hand-washing facility for every 20 workers, within a quarter-mile walk. Crews usually work in July, so book units in May or June.
Can your truck get down a field road?
Our trucks handle dry gravel and dry field roads. After heavy rain, a loaded truck cannot cross a soft field. We set the unit at the field entrance on firm ground instead. Tell us about low wires, narrow culverts and cattle guards when you book.
Do you service units at livestock sites?
Livestock sites and feedlots get weekly service like any job site. Place the unit upwind of pens and outside any area the animals can reach, on a firm pad the service truck can back up to.
Get your itemized quote
The fastest way to get a farm quote is to call (402) 313-6717 and talk to the person who schedules the trucks. If you prefer to type, send the six details in the form. We reply within one business hour with a single price that lists the unit, delivery, pickup, cleaning and tax.
Harvest crew rolling soon?
Call to set units at your field entrances before the combines start.