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Biodynamic Farming: A Comprehensive Overview Explore the fascinating world of biodynamic farming in this guide and learn its origins, practices, and benefits. What is Biodynamic Farming? Rudolf Steiner 1. Understanding Biodynamic Farming What is Biodynamic Farming? Meaning and Definition of Biodyna...

Biodynamic Farming: What It Is and Why Do It Author: Elizabeth Buttram // Last updated on January 4, 2023 I once had the pleasure of working with biodynamic agriculturalists. Being new to biodynamic farming (and agriculture at large), I asked “So, what’s the difference between biodynamics and regul...

A nicely set up web site here with the thoughts of a student along his exploration of biodynamics

The UK's BD gardening club has an ongoing series of gardening tips provided byHans Guenther

The above refers to the below: ... Pest and Weed 'Peppers' Revisited Anything we try to do in biodynamics already exists as a process in Nature. Likewise, anything that is internalized by any organism through the process of evolution already pre-existed as a possibility in the greater world. When we...

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Tracing the Origin Story of Biodynamic Wine How the holistic agricultural philosophy caught on with winemakers—and the pioneers who helped popularize it Biodynamic wines are gaining visibility—and popularity—in the wine world. Though they still make up only a small part of global wine production, t...

Efficacy of homoeopathic treatment: Systematic review of meta-analyses of randomised placebo-controlled homoeopathy trials for any indication H. J. Hamre, A. Glockmann, K. von Ammon, D. S. Riley and H. Kiene Background and objective Since 1997, several meta-analyses (MAs) of placebo-controlled rand...

Hugh Lovel articles Astral has to do with nitrogen and animal activity How to use radionics for your farm The Discovery of Horn Clay and Biodynamics Life Processes Through the Elements Warmth, Light Biodynamic Banana Culture Let’s talk about carbon Hugh answers Ibo Zimmermann, Deputy Director Agric...

The Discovery of Horn Clay and Biodynamics By Hugh Lovel With thousands of lectures and uncounted insights Rudolf Steiner launched anthroposophy as a study of human wisdom. With extraordinary learning in both the classics and modern science, Steiner combined his immense erudition with innate clear ...

Mice: A Farmer's Best Friend Rudolf Steiner speaks in passing about mice being a "farmer's best friend" -- a rather surprising statement. Many farmers harvesting and storing grain find mice to be a nuisance. Some historians reason that Egyptians venerated cats for their protective role ar...

Secondary Objectivity Aldous Huxley writes about what he calls "secondary objectivity" which is a phenomenon of intersubjectivity. Consider a (supposedly) sacred site. Let's pretend for a moment that the claimed miracle never happened. But enough people continue to make the pilgrimage and...

Lebendige Erde has made several of its articles available over the years. It's all in German so I have downloaded them, translated the titles into English and then used google translate to put some of the more relevant-to-considera articles into gobbledeegoogle-English Lebendige Erde Year English t...