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We still have some spaces on this year’s Introduction to Biodynamic Viticulture course if you are interested, along with some amazing new speakers and interviews.

The first session will include a talk by Eduard Tscheppe from Gut Oggau, one of the leading Austrian biodynamic winegrowers whose ...

Walter Goldsteiner

Oak bark in the skull of a domesticated animal.

White oak trees are common in the landscape I live in in Southern Wisconsin. The older trees are not graceful, but rather give the impression of predominant extrusion of massive substance. They grow very slowly, forming broad ...

Walter wrote :

Yarrow and bladder: Yarrow is a very common weed across parts of the Northern Hemisphere. It is a member of the highly evolved family of plants called the Asteraceae. Yarrow is commonly used as a herb in folk medicine to regulate imbalances and normalize health in the lower organs ...

The Evolution of Biodynamics Symposium: 21st Century Research and Practice

11 speakers
3 days
Fri-Sun, January 24-26, 2024
SOIL Day 1: Voices from the Grassroots
SOUL Day 2: The Inner Landscape
SPIRIT Day 3: The Spirit of Biodynamics

Hi friends,

Following on from the great success that was our ...

Mikrobiologische, chemische und physikalische Veränderungen von Abwasserschlämmen durch Zugabe homöopathisch potenzierter Wirkstoffe - Phosphorelimination durch Phosphorus, dargestellt am Belebtschlamm aus der Kläranlage Würzburg

E. Schädlich

Summary The law demands phosphor elimination in the ...

Introduction to Biodynamic Viticulture 2025

Starts January 21 2025 - pre-enrol

Our Introduction to Biodynamic Viticulture course is ideal if you have a basic knowledge of viticulture and would like to develop a biodynamic approach. You might be planning a new vineyard, wanting to convert your ...

Whole earth - or totally barmy?

Bibi van der Zee - 2005

Biodynamic food is even more expensive than organic produce and is gaining its fans. But can any farming system that follows moon cycles and involves burying cow horns stuffed with manure be taken seriously?

Eighty years have passed since ...

Using the force ... the biodynamic way

Lloyd Nelson - 2005 New Life Journal


Standing amidst ten-foot high blueberry bushes loaded with fruit, I push my garden fork into the ground, lifting dark rich soil teeming with life: earthworms, deep roots, beneficial fungi, microbes, and insects. Using the ...

Jeff Barefoot Poppen

Future of biodynamics

Farmers Moon

p193-194

"This looks to me like the first decent crop-yield eclipse experiment since historical records began...."

A century of biodynamic farming development: implications for sustainability transformations.


In the context of the agroecological transition, the ability of alternative ways of farming to develop themselves in the long run without being co-opted by mainstream input intensive agriculture is ...

Results of research into the effects of the preparations - Jurgen Fritz

I would like to begin my lecture by describing two approaches I have taken towards researching the effectiveness of the preparations. Firstly, the precise research trials undertaken at universities involving four replications ...