Soil – Physical, Chemical, Biological, And Biodynamic Perspectives On Soils
Updated: 2th February 2023 Why Is Soil Health Important? Soil is essential for life. Civilisations have risen and fallen based on the fertility and […]
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The Agriculture Course: Lecture One
Rudolf Steiner’s eight lectures on agriculture are available to read online here, alternatively, an audio version can be found here. In June 1924 Rudolf […]
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Spirit Of Place – Conducting A Genius Loci Audit
A genius loci audit is used to find the essence of a place. By surveying the landscape, and gathering data from the mineral, plant, […]
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How To Build A Biodynamic Compost Pile?
The composting of organic matter is a fundamental part of biodynamics, it is an effective way to return the goodness and fertility back into […]
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How Flow Forms Revitalise Water?
Water is essential to life on earth. In ancient times water was considered to be the link between the material and the spiritual, regarded […]
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Cow Horn Manure Preparation 500: How To Prepare?
Filling cow horns will fresh cow manure is one of the preparations in biodynamic agriculture as indicated by Rudolf Steiner during his 1924 lecture […]
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Preparing Beds: Bringing Life Back Into The Soil
Soil is essential to life. Civilisations have risen and fallen based on the fertility and health of their soil. In the modern world, we […]
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A Journey Into Biodynamics
I am starting a two year biodynamics course, I want to document everything that I learn, so I can share it with other interested […]
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Have You Ever Watched the Birds, While Listening to Wagner?
I was looking through an old half-broken laptop, and came across something that I had written over 6 years ago, when I was 21 […]
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Understanding The Biodynamic Calendar: Types Of Plants
In the biodynamic calendar, there are root, flower, leaf, and fruit days. Vegetables and fruits have been cultivated by humans for thousands of years […]
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