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[https://www.growingagreenerworld.com/biodynamic-gardening-an-overview/ by GROWING A greener WORLD] | [https://www.growingagreenerworld.com/biodynamic-gardening-an-overview/ by GROWING A greener WORLD] | ||
Biodynamics is truly a ‘holistic’ approach to gardening. It encompasses the principals of organic gardening while taking into consideration the basic cycles of nature. The goal is to restore and maintain balance and of the earth and its ecosystems. The father of biodynamic gardening, Rudolph Steiner, laid the groundwork for this new approach in 1924. | Biodynamics is truly a ‘holistic’ approach to gardening. It encompasses the principals of organic gardening while taking into consideration the basic cycles of nature. The goal is to restore and maintain balance and of the earth and its ecosystems. The father of biodynamic gardening, Rudolph Steiner, laid the groundwork for this new approach in 1924. | ||
=====What is Biodynamic Farming===== | |||
[https://kisstheground.com/education/resources/biodynamic-farming/ by KISS the GROUND] | |||
Soil fertility is of critical importance on Biodynamic farms. Healthy soil not only improves the content and flavor of biodynamic food, it is also the foundation for healthy ecosystems. As you learn about Biodynamics, it’s worth considering that what Biodynamics does not permit, is permitted in other forms of farming and food production. | |||
