Nutritional facts. The table compares nutritional valure between organic and non-organic food  
     
% of Dry Weight Total Ash or ML Equivalent 100 Gram Dry Weight   Trace Elements Trace Per Dry Matter    
  Mineral Matter Phosphorus Calcium Magne- sium Potas- sium Sodium Boron Manga- nese Iron Copper Cobalt
Snap
Beans
Organic
Inorganic
 
 
10.45
4.04
 
 
0.36
0.22
 
 
40.5
15.5
 
 
60.0
14.8
 
 
99.7
29.1
 
 
8.6
0.0
 
 
7.3
10.0
 
 
60.0
2.0
 
 
227.0
10.0
 
 
69.0
3.0
 
 
0.26
0.0
Cabbage
Organic
Inorganic
 
10.38
6.12
 
0.38
0.18
 
60.0
17.5
 
43.6
13.6
 
148.3
33.7
 
20.4
0.8
 
42.0
7.0
 
13.0
2.0
 
94.0
20.0
 
48.0
0.4
 
0.15
0.0
Lettuce
Organic
Inorganic
 
24.48
7.01
 
0.43
0.22
 
71.0
16.0
 
49.3
13.1
 
176.5
53.7
 
12.2
0.0
 
37.0
6.0
 
169.0
1.0
 
516.0
9.0
 
60.0
3.0
 
0.19
0.0
Tomatoes
Organic
Inorganic
 
14.2
6.07
 
0.35
0.16
 
23.0
4.5
 
59.2
4.5
 
148.3
58.8
 
6.5
0.0
 
36.0
0.0
 
68.0
1.0
 
1938.0
1.0
 
53.0
0.0
 
0.63
0.0
Spinach
Organic
Inorganic
 
28.56
12.38
 
0.52
0.27
 
96.0
47.5
 
203.9
46.9
 
237.0
84.6
 
69.5
0.8
 
88.0
12.0
 
117.0
1.0
 
1584.0
19.0
 
32.0
0.3
 
0.25
0.2
Source: Variations in Mineral Content in Vegetables, Firman, E., Bear Report, Ruger University 1984
Organic produce is more nutritious

 

Taste the difference
  Beans Tomato Capsicum Silver Beet
Calcium Supermarket 40 6.7 4.7 6
Organic 480 67 84 1600
Potassium Supermarket 260 200 150 150
Organic 1900 300 1600 2600
Magnesium Supermarket 26 10 11 69
Organic 240 89 700 1700
Sodium Supermarket <1 2.4 <1 180
Organic <10 26 20 1800
Iron Supermarket 0.6 <5 <5 1.4
Organic <5 <5 <5 9.4
Zinc Supermarket <5 <5 <5 9.4
Organic 0.38 0.19 0.13 0.57

Measurements in mg / Kg

Is grown without Chemicals Is grown without Herbicides Is high in nutrition
Is grown without Fungicide Is grown without Pesticide Is not genetically modified