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Appel Farms is a farm shop in Springdale, Arkansas selling fresh, local produce. See its verified sustainability rating and review to help you find local produce in Springdale.
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  • Seasonal pick-your-own produce (varies by season)
  • PYO
  • Springdale
Appel Farms is a pick your own in Springdale, the United States selling fresh, locally grown fruit and vegetables direct from the farm, a great local spot for pick your own fruit and produce near you.
  • Accessibility: accessible parking, accessible entrance
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Water in this area

In Arkansas, mains water is delivered by local public water systems, regulated by the Arkansas Dept of Health (ADH), Engineering Section under the US EPA Safe Drinking Water Act. Typical hardness: Variable; soft in Ouachita and Ozark surface-water supplies, harder in some limestone and alluvial groundwater. For a specific ZIP, see the EWG Tap Water Database.

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Local public water systems
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Arkansas Dept of Health (ADH), Engineering Section · US EPA (Safe Drinking Water Act)
Hardness
Variable; soft in Ouachita and Ozark surface-water supplies, harder in some limestone and alluvial groundwater

Sources: Arkansas Dept of Health (ADH), Engineering Section, EWG Tap Water Database

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