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[Biodynamic Farming: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners by folio3 DYNAMICS] | [Biodynamic Farming: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners by folio3 DYNAMICS] | ||
Biodynamic farming is a holistic approach to farming. It induces spirituality in the process of growing food. Biodynamic farming focuses on naturally farming the soil because it is soil that is essential for the quality of the product and not the farming itself. | Biodynamic farming is a holistic approach to farming. It induces spirituality in the process of growing food. Biodynamic farming focuses on naturally farming the soil because it is soil that is essential for the quality of the product and not the farming itself. | ||
=====Syncing your garden with the cycles of the earth and moon: how to garden biodynamically===== | |||
[https://www.houseandgarden.co.uk/article/how-to-garden-biodynamically by Tom Bunning 8/3/21 HOUSE & GARDEN] | |||
moved from Covent Garden, London to Fern Verrow, an eight acre smallholding in Herefordshire in 1996. At the time it was rather run down, but we had romantic ideas of growing our own organic food and selling hampers full of beautiful fresh food to friends in London. It has been quite the journey; not particularly romantic but in fact jolly hard work. We had no farming or growing experience or knowledge at all, just the will to succeed and create something beautiful that would pay its way. With nearly twenty five seasons under my belt, mostly bountiful, occasionally disastrous (mainly due to extreme weather), I can honestly say I am proud of how Fern Verrow has evolved. | |||
