Backyard biodynamics
Sep 02, 2020
2 minutes
Words Kahu de Beer. Artwork Lisa Lodge
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n the early 1920s, a number of European farmers were so deeply concerned about signs of agricultural decline, such as soil infertility and loss of food quality, that they sought to find an alternative method of agriculture. These farmers approached highly respected Austrian philosopher and scientist, Rudolf Steiner, for his advice. His response was given in a series of lectures that was to form
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