biodynamisch
Biodynamisch refers to a method of organic farming and food production that goes beyond conventional organic standards. Developed by the philosopher Rudolf Steiner in the early 20th century, it views the farm as a self-sustaining, living organism. Biodynamic agriculture emphasizes the interconnectedness of soil, plants, animals, and humans, and considers cosmic rhythms, such as lunar and planetary cycles, in its practices.
Key elements of biodynamic farming include the use of specific compost preparations, which are mixtures of
Biodynamic farms are typically closed systems, meaning they aim to be self-sufficient in terms of feed and