Biodynamic

Biodynamic farming arose from a series of lectures Rudolf Steiner gave in 1926.
It’s based on 10 ‘Demeter’ principles, which include; a closed loop system - there are no bought in products; work with nature rather than against it; create biological cycles and avoid pollution.
UK Examples are Plaw Hatch and Tablehurst Farms in Forest Row, Sussex. It’s essentially spiritual farming and creates the most wonderful tasting food- as nature intended.
Biodynamic farms are certified as 'Demeter'.
Steiner was a polymath, mystic and acclaimed philosopher on Goethe. He also created holistic approaches science, medicine, education (he founded Steiner Waldorf schools - there are currently 1,300 worldwide), architecture, drama (he created eurythmy) and in 1925 he founded the General Anthroposophical Society. During his life he also published many books and papers on the science of spirituality.
On 26th October 1917 Steiner gave a lecture titled: 'The Spirits of Light and the Spirits of Darkness' in Dornach, Switzerland. In it he prophesied the coming of a vaccine to disconnect people from their spiritual nature or souls.
References
Media | Author/Director | Title |
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Book | Rudolf Steiner | The Biodynamic Association |
Book | Rudolf Steiner | The Spirits of Light and the Spirits of Darkness |
Book | Marina O'Connell | Designing Regenerative Food Systems and Why We Need It Now |