Field and orchard crews in Dayton
Hay ground and orchards take up most of the open land in Dayton and the crews are out on it for weeks. A Dayton field set goes just inside the gate on firm gravel so the truck never enters the field. Dayton field edges stay soft until the ground dries past mud season in May. Picking and pruning crews in Dayton work long days with no facilities anywhere nearby. A Dayton orchard usually keeps one unit through the harvest and releases it after the last pick. Handwashing goes out with every Dayton field set, because the crews handle fruit all day.
School and town grounds in Dayton
The Dayton elementary school and the town hall grounds carry most of the public projects in town. Dayton summer work at the school runs in July while the building is empty and the lot is free. A Dayton field, fence or paving job keeps one unit at the maintenance gate. Dayton suppers and fundraisers take a weekend set of two units on the paved lot. Because the Dayton village center is small, deliveries happen early before the parking fills.
House lots and site work around Dayton
Houses in Dayton go up singly on cleared field lots with long drives off the town roads. A Dayton builder keeps one standard unit from the foundation through final trim. Dayton drives are raw gravel during construction, so the set stays near the town road end. Clay under the Dayton fields holds water and a pad keeps the unit sitting level. Dayton septic and well crews take a handwashing station along with the standard unit. Winter builds in Dayton keep service as long as the owner plows to the set.