Photo courtesy of Living Web Farms First introduced in a series of lectures by Austrian philosopher and social reformer Rudolf Steiner in 1924, biodynamic farming has been both celebrated and ...

Morrisey is winemaker at Ehlers Estate in St. Helena, one of a handful of area wineries employing the biodynamic farming principles espoused by Rudolf Steiner in the early 1920s. Steiner (1861 ...

Paradise Springs is part of a cluster of small farms employing biodynamic ... scientist Rudolf Steiner gave lectures on an approach to food production that regarded a farm as a self-sufficient ...

There are plenty of agriculture ... philosopher Rudolf Steiner, who strongly believed in the relationship between earthly, natural processes and planetary cycles. Biodynamic farmers strive to ...

These outlandish-sounding elements form the basis for fertilizer and compost “preparations” that are fundamental to biodynamics, the agricultural philosophy founded by Rudolf Steiner, an esoteric ...

In the world of specialty farming, biodynamic agriculture goes beyond organic in its arcane rules which are based on the teachings of Rudolf Steiner (founder of Waldorf Schools, and the originator ...

In the 1920s, at a time when industrial farming methods were disseminating, the multi-talented Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner founded the biodynamic approach that reconciles spiritual and ...

So naturally, they asked a philosopher for help. In a series of lectures, Rudolf Steiner outlined what became known as biodynamic agriculture. The Austrian native was a disciple of Goethe and ...