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[https://indiefarmer.com/2016/03/21/beginners-guide-biodynamic-farming/ by Tom Petherick 21/3/16 INDIE FARMER] | [https://indiefarmer.com/2016/03/21/beginners-guide-biodynamic-farming/ by Tom Petherick 21/3/16 INDIE FARMER] | ||
New entrants into farming and horticulture, particularly those interested in organic production systems, are likely to encounter biodynamics at some point. Curiously this unusual but now more widely recognized and popular form of organic cultivation, complete with its own certification body and set of standards, remains a source of mystery to many people. | New entrants into farming and horticulture, particularly those interested in organic production systems, are likely to encounter biodynamics at some point. Curiously this unusual but now more widely recognized and popular form of organic cultivation, complete with its own certification body and set of standards, remains a source of mystery to many people. | ||
=====The Secret to Biodynamic Gardening===== | |||
[https://www.hoselink.com.au/blogs/gardening/the-secret-to-biodynamic-gardening?srsltid=AfmBOoqlCb4VvCdm63qmECjzHiYSPhzzVpeL1X4cwEEBpagM-ycozX3y by HOSELINK] | |||
The word ‘biodynamic’, derived from the Greek, literally translates to ‘life force’. It is a highly environmentally-friendly farming and gardening practice that benefits our food, land and the ecosystems surrounding them. Biodynamic gardening is to garden without the use of fertilisers, herbicides and pesticides, and to work with the cosmic and earthly energies around us; essentially harmonizing land, animals and people just as Mother Nature intended. | |||
