Biodynamic methods originate from Rudolf Steiner, an Austrian philosopher and prolific writer on many subjects (including farming). In 1924, Steiner delivered a series of Agriculture lectures that ultimately inspired the biodynamic principles used today. While we may have seen biodynamics most often with wine, the ideas can be applied in any form of agriculture - and farms across the country are catching on. Take the runaway popularity of the documentary The Biggest Little Farm - a documentary about a couple who leave the city to pursue sustainable farming. 25 years ago, who could have predicted that a film about farming would be a blockbuster success? More ...
Sophia Institute offers a variety of programs, courses, publications and other resources to anyone interested in Anthroposophy and Waldorf/Steiner inspired education. Currently there are students from all over the world enrolled in the Sophia Institute online courses. Sophia Institute publications are available worldwide. The Sophia Institute newsletter and blog provide insights and information concerning the work of Anthroposophical initiatives, Waldorf/Steiner Schools, the Camphill Movement, and related endeavors. More ...
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