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Personal correspondence copied here with permission

I have been told that you are currently asking for experience with planting specifically by the moon (rising and falling phases) and would like to offer my own, if it might be of any help to you:-

Many years ago, my French Mother in law who ...

The power of fungal networks
Andrew Weitzel
14th May 2026



Fungal networks underpin ecosystems, regulate carbon flows and shape the health of soils worldwide.

“I remember clearing out plant root systems and seeing these mycorrhizal fungi actually penetrate into the plant cell and make these ...

BBC's biodynamic

See André Tranquilini talks about BD at Waltham from about 44 minutes into this episode

Using a homeopathic potency 30c of predatory bird to repel crows from newly seeded field.

Part 1
Explaining how I will apply a homeopathic remedy to deter birds from my wholecrop.

A Foundation Course in Crop & Plant Homeopathy

Coming soon: a practical, self-paced course on the use of homeopathy for stronger, more resilient crops, plants and trees. Designed for farmers, growers and gardeners, it covers plant health from seed to harvest, including soil health, cultivation ...

Biodynamics: Pseudoscience or Prescience?
Against prejudice and for the future

Stewart Kahn Lundy
A peculiar modern phenomenon is that people do not suspend belief until something is “proven” but positively disbelieve anything in advance that lacks sufficient evidence, particularly if it is ...

Moon Sowing - Charles Dowding 2023

Gardeners at my talks and courses show keen interest when sowing by the moon comes up. This does not mean sowing by moonlight! It is about choosing dates for seeds to germinate when the moon phase or position can give plants a desirable imprint for their whole ...

Vineyard shares its 'unusual' method of winemaking

Vineyard shares its 'unusual' method of winemaking
5 April 2026

Albury Vinyard says the health of the soil is integral to the quality of its wine production

A Surrey vineyard has shared its "unusual" method of winemaking which involves manure ...

Braiding knowledge: how Indigenous expertise and western science are converging
Researchers are weaving Native practices with western methods to revive ecosystems and reclaim food sovereignty

Lela Nargi

“I’m a glorified clam counter.”
So said Marco Hatch, a marine ecologist at Western ...

The ancient reason there are 60 minutes in an hour

A mysterious 5,000-year-old decision led directly to how we still count time today.

In October 1793, the newly established French Republic embarked on an ill-fated experiment. It decided to change time.

The day, the revolutionaries decided ...

An experiment is open to all to try for germination and growth around the new and full moons.