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IBC tote recycling in Beltsville, Maryland

The USDA’s Henry A. Wallace Beltsville Agricultural Research Center is the town’s anchor. Beltsville’s work is agricultural research and federal facilities.

ZIP codes
20705, 20740, 20783
Industries
Agricultural research, federal facilities
Anchor
USDA agricultural research center
County
Prince George's County

A research campus

A research farm and its laboratories use feeds, reagents, water-treatment and building supplies. A federal site decides its own waste rules with its own environmental office, so a request from there should come from the person who signs the waste forms.

Water on a farm campus

Research farms keep livestock and crops, which makes this the place where a clean tote with food history has an obvious second job. See the food-grade history page. We make no claim about any federal site’s totes.

Reaching Beltsville

The county’s roads, including I-95/I-495 and U.S. 1, serve Beltsville. See the county page for the full list.

Why a federal campus asks for different paperwork

A federal site often has its own environmental office and its own contracts for waste. A tote from there may need a signature that a private site would not, and the sender may not be the person who can approve a pickup. State plainly who that person is.

The research center is a campus, not a single site, so there may be several loading points. Say which.

Federal facilities generally

The sources name federal facilities in Beltsville without naming them, so we say nothing about specific agencies. A federal facility may be subject to rules beyond the state’s, and its environmental office is the right authority for the generator question.

Three ZIP codes, one town

Beltsville has 20705, 20740 and 20783, and 20740 and 20783 are shared with College Park and Hyattsville. A campus gate address in the request avoids any confusion between them.

Large campuses, several docks

A research campus may receive deliveries at more than one building. Name the building and the dock, and say which office holds the waste paperwork.

Waste forms and who signs

Federal and university campuses usually have an environmental office that signs the waste forms. Name that office and the contact in the request, since a tote cannot be released without the right signature. Also say which building the totes stand in, whether they are indoors or in a yard, and whether a forklift is on site. A campus road may have a weight limit or a gate that opens only at set hours.

Asking from Beltsville

Beltsville’s ZIP codes are 20705, 20740 and 20783.

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Where a tote stood

Tell us who signs the waste forms and what the totes held. We say what fits and whether a pickup reaches Beltsville.

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Questions people ask

Which ZIP codes?

20705, 20740 and 20783.

Who should write for a federal campus in Beltsville?

The person who signs the campus’s waste paperwork, with the SDS and the tote count in hand.

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Sources

Last reviewed . General guidance, not legal advice.