Biodynamics

Check out the extensive timeline of Rudolf Steiner’s life and work. Not only does it weave together his life story, it links to his books and lectures given through the years, and reveals insights into his anthroposophical mission. https://rsarchive.org/Steiner/Timeline.html

Winter Application of Biodynamic Tree Paste Originally Post by Josephine Porter Institute, January 2015 Biodynamic tree paste is applied once a year in late fall after leaf drop or in late winter before the sap flows and before bud break. It is applied in the descending moon (transplanting time in…

Homeopathy for plants, also known as agrohomeopathy, involves using homeopathic remedies to treat plant diseases and improve growth. This method focuses on the whole plant and its environment, aiming to restore balance and health through natural substances. What is Agrohomeopathy? Agrohomeopathy is the specialized area of homeopathic practice used to…

Long story short: Biodynamic is the new organic, and you need to get behind it, like, yesterday. By Lauren Mazzo, Reposted from Article Dated October 28, 2016 Picture a family farm. You probably see sunshine, green pastures, happy and free-grazing cows, bright red tomatoes, and a cheery old farmer who works…

By Karen Davis-Brown Originally published in the Winter 2011 issue of Biodynamics. This spring marks the tenth anniversary of the first gathering of North American biodynamic prepmakers. These gatherings were born out of a shared concern that the quantity and quality of available preparations be sustained and improved in support of…

Lecture Four by Rudolf Steiner Koberwitz, June 12, 1924 You have now seen what is essential in the discovery of spiritual-scientific methods for Agriculture, as it is for other spheres of life. Nature and the working of the Spirit throughout Nature must be recognized on a large scale, in an…

How to Grow Health by Building the Soil By Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffer Reposted Article from the Pfeiffer Centre, USA Biodynamics is both a concept and a practice.  It combines the study and application of those forces and energies that promote life and growth.  The very word is significant – BIOS…

Biodynamic farming is a holistic agricultural approach developed by Rudolf Steiner in the 1920s that treats farms as living organisms. It goes beyond organic practices by focusing on creating self-sustaining ecosystems where plants, animals, and humans work together. The approach emphasizes soil health through special herbal preparations, follows lunar and…

Discover the comprehensive world of biodynamic farming certification – beyond organic standards with holistic practices, cosmic calendars, and the rigorous Demeter certification process. Biodynamic farming represents one of agriculture’s most holistic approaches, treating farms as unified living organisms and emphasizing ecological balance. While organic certification focuses primarily on prohibited substances,…