My Reflections After Two Years Of Biodynamics
In October last year I wrote My Reflections After One Year Of Biodynamics. Noting that “A Farmer Grows With His Farm”, “The Important Of […]
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Holistic Support And Care
The Benefits Of Rhythm To Students Working On A Biodynamic Holding (1.1) Rhythm and routine are very important to the life of human beings. […]
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Monitoring And Recording Weather On A Biodynamic Holding
Basic Meteorological Concepts Surface Pressure Chart (1.1, 1.2) Thousands of weather balloons are launched daily from locations around the world. They carry weather instruments […]
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Documenting The Building Of A Preparation Stirring Area
I am documenting my project for my second year as a biodynamic trainee at Ruskin Mill. To view my project proposal go here or […]
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Alan Chadwick: A Master Horticulturist
I have recently come to the work of Alan Chadwick, and have been enamoured by his philosophical, horticultural, and visionary insights. He never wrote […]
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The Therapeutic And Developmental Benefits Of Practical Skills On A Biodynamic Holding
Understanding The Therapeutic/Development Benefits Of A Working Biodynamic Farm (1.1) The activities on a biodynamic farm has to yield to the rhythms of nature. […]
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Biodynamic Weed And Pest Control
Make a suitable control measure, for weed, insect or animal pests using the methods detailed in the agriculture lectures (1.1) In the valley, there […]
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Food And Nutrition From A Biodynamic Perspective
Fresh food, straight from the land, straight from the area where it’s grown, is vitally more important than unfresh food in any form. Also, […]
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The Farm Organism, Biodiversity, & Environmental Accountability
A farm is true to its essential nature, in the best sense of the word, if it is conceived as a kind of individual […]
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Transplanting Rules By Leonard Wickenden
Market gardeners have a limited amount of space in which to grow food productively. Transplanting is a necessary practice to make the most of […]
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