Biodynamics in detail, Part 3 of 3

Paul Howard Articles, Biodynamic, Blog, Climate Emergency, Organic, Sustainability

Biodynamics detail

Biodynamics detail, Part 3 of 3 Part 1 of this article gave some context regarding the condition of modern agriculture. Part 2 provided an overview of Biodynamics. Now it’s time to describe Biodynamics in detail. How is Biodynamics practised? Biodynamics originated in eight lectures in June 1924 by the philosopher Rudolf Steiner. These were called The Spiritual Foundations for the …

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The Biodynamics overview, Part 2 of 3

Paul Howard Articles, Biodynamic, Blog, Climate Emergency, Organic, Sustainability

Biodynamics overview

The Biodynamics Overview, Part 2 of 3 Part 1 of this article was about context, Koyaanisqatsi, a life out of balance caused by synthetic chemicals. Some of the reaction to this has been the development of “sustainable” agriculture and organic farming. This Part 2 is a Biodynamics overview of how it builds upon organics and how adoption has grown despite controversy. …

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Biodynamics. Making saving our planet taste better. Part 1 of 3

Paul Howard Articles, Biodynamic, Blog, Climate Emergency, Organic, Sustainability

Biodynamics, Vineyards

Biodynamics. Part 1 of 3: Koyaanisqatsi Recently, I was asked to republish my articles introducing Biodynamics (or BD, for short). Pol Roger published parts of these. Biodynamics is an agricultural philosophy that offers a radically different approach to agriculture. With wine, this means the farming of grapes. I first encountered BD over a decade ago. Then it was regarded as an …

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