Tree lettuce is a tall, hardy green that can grow up to 2 metres and keeps coming back if you cut it down. It thrives in hot, humid weather when regular lettuce […]
Ueli Hurter, 06/04/2024 Ueli Hurter was invited as a guest speaker to various anniversary events in Australia and New Zealand from 1 to 16 May 2024. Learn about how biodynamics […]
By Sandra Frain – Biodynamic Practitioner and Teacher, 6.9.22 Why should we garden ‘Biodynamically’ with children from birth to seven? Sharing gardens and all of nature is an opportunity for […]
Sherry Wildfeuer, Biodynamic Farming and Gardening Association What do you think a human being really is? Your answer to this question will determine the character of youractions towards other people. […]
Fi Morgan, Bellingen Food Gardening, sourced from I Love Bello Shire, 29th June 2021, with thanks. Vicia faba is known as fava or faba bean. This bean is used as […]
John Hodgkinson According to the late Hugh Courtney, biodynamic guru and founder of the Josephine Porter Institute in the US, the respiritualisation of the Earth is one of the most […]
John Hodgkinson The benefits of incorporating or expanding biodiversity on your farm or in your garden include enhancing soil health and structure, establishing or encouraging insect and animal (especially bird) […]
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