The plot of land sits next to the A47 in Harford and is only accessible along a private road, located off Short Road.
A spokesman for SNC said: “If the landowner can supply evidence of who is responsible, we will investigate and we will work with landowners.
“Unfortunately, it is the landowner’s responsibility to remove the waste unless we can find those responsible.”
A spokeswoman for Broadland Housing said it was not the landowner of the site and that it did not know who had been fly-tipping on the adjacent field.
“However, as our site is next door, we have been talking to the landowners on how we may be able to help,” she added.
The Environment Agency said the scale of the fly-tipping was not significant enough to warrant its officers’ involvement and that it was a district council issue.
Goldsborough said: “People who live near fly-tipping hotspots deserve to know the mess will be cleared quickly and properly. They should not be left chasing answers.
“Unfortunately, cases where the Environment Agency and councils pass the buck are all too familiar.
The MP urged anyone affected to contact him, and he would make sure “their voices are heard”.