Discover Field-Grown Vegetables: Nutrition from the Ground Up

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Field-grown vegetables are some of the healthiest foods you can add to your diet. Because they grow in natural conditions—outdoors in healthy soil—they absorb lots of nutrients from the earth. This makes them richer in vitamins and minerals compared to some other types of produce. Plus, field-grown vegetables are usually more flavorful and robust since they thrive under natural sunlight and weather conditions.

Choosing these vegetables also supports sustainable farming practices, at Gwillimdale Farms, we focus on growing food in harmony with nature. By eating field-grown produce, you’re not only nourishing your body but also contributing to a healthier planet. Let’s take a closer look at our five amazing root vegetables—potatoes, beetroots, onions, parsnips, and carrots—and why they’re great for you!

Field-Grown Vegetables

Potatoes

Field-Grown Potatoes are packed with carbohydrates for energy, plus they’re full of fiber, vitamin C, and potassium, which is great for heart health.

Potatoes help you stay energized and support a healthy heart. The potassium helps manage blood pressure, while vitamin C boosts your immune system and keeps your skin healthy. Eating them with the skin on adds even more fiber for better digestion.

Potatoes are super versatile—you can boil them, mash them, bake them, or roast them. They fit into almost any meal, making them an easy and comforting choice.

Beetroots

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Field-Grown Beetroots are loaded with fiber, iron, magnesium, and antioxidants that give them their beautiful deep red color.

Beets are a great food for your heart. They contain nitrates, which help lower blood pressure and improve blood flow. They’re also known to increase stamina, making them perfect for pre-workout snacks. On top of that, beets support your liver and help your body detox.

You can roast, juice, or add beets to salads. Their natural sweetness makes them a tasty and healthy addition to any meal.

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Onions

Field-Grown Onions may be low in calories, but they’re packed with important nutrients like vitamins C and B6, along with powerful antioxidants that help fight inflammation.

Onions help lower cholesterol and improve blood pressure, making them heart-friendly. They also support your immune system and have compounds that may help regulate blood sugar.

Onions can be used in just about any dish—raw in salads, sautéed in stir-fries, or caramelized for added sweetness. They add flavor to everything!

Parsnips

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Field-Grown Parsnips are high in fiber and rich in vitamins like C and folate. They also provide potassium, which helps keep your heart healthy.

The fiber in parsnips aids digestion and helps keep blood sugar levels stable. Their potassium content supports heart health, and their antioxidants reduce inflammation.

Parsnips can be roasted, mashed, or added to soups and stews. Their natural sweetness makes them a perfect addition to a variety of dishes.

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Carrots

Field-Grown Carrots are known for their high levels of beta-carotene, which turns into vitamin A in your body. They’re also full of fiber, vitamin K, and potassium.

Carrots are great for your eyes, skin, and immune system. Vitamin A supports good vision, while the fiber helps with digestion. Plus, their antioxidants help protect your heart and lower the risk of chronic diseases.

Carrots can be enjoyed raw as snacks, added to salads, or cooked in a variety of dishes like soups and stir-fries.

Why Field-Grown Veggies Matter

At Gwillimdale Farms, we take pride in growing field-grown vegetables that are not only good for your health but also better for the environment. By letting vegetables grow naturally in the earth, they absorb more nutrients, making them healthier and tastier. These vegetables are also grown using sustainable farming practices, so by choosing them, you’re helping support a more eco-friendly way of eating. Field-grown root vegetables, provide your body with the vitamins and minerals it needs to stay strong and healthy. From heart health and digestion to boosting your immune system, these veggies offer an easy way to improve your wellness—while enjoying fresh, flavorful, and sustainable food.