Ways of understanding and engaging with the world are inherently intertwined with our relationships to others. From our earliest interactions with family members and caregivers to our engagements...
Posts by The Biodynamic Trainee
Part One – Honey Bee Species: Mellifera, Cerana, Dorsata, and Florea
Introduction I am halfway through a traditional beekeeping course as part of my deep dive into beekeeping over the last year. It is a standardised beekeeping course, that you find in most towns...
In February 2024, I attended the 100th biodynamic conference at the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland. Here, biodynamic farmers, educators, winemakers, community leaders, and growers met to share...
Biodynamics is a regenerative form of agriculture, which prioritises soil health. It could be said that we are not growing plants but growing soil. A healthy soil is abundant in life. Plant roots...
This Spring, I took responsibility for the honey bees colonies at Ruskin Mill. Prior to this I caught a couple of swarms last year with my colleague Tim, and he kindly initiated me into the ways of...
Research: Biodynamic Preparation Stirring Area In The Valley
Research Project Arising From Practice I have documented the progress of the stirring area here - Building A Preparation Stirring Area. I have been researching and constructing the stirring area...