It is time to save the Earth. While most of us are busy living life, our planet Earth along with the entire solar system are in the process of tremendous changes. We can casually acknowledge this has always been the case, always will be and this would be true. But, these current earth changes are [...]
Sustainable agriculture is a unique "spiritual" scientific approach to nature and all life. The natural environment is understood within a much larger picture than modern science which tends to view the natural world from a smaller and limited perspective. Within nature, every little detail is of great significance, and points to a more expansive interconnection. [...]
In many parts of the country, the soil is very dense and heavy making it a challenge to dig deep for garden beds. You will want to use a rototiller for a large garden area, and the same method below can be used to create beds in a large garden after the soil has been [...]
Composters are made for those living in the city or suburbs; but if you live in the country or rural area with some land, building a compost pile is essential. One of the main reasons is to participate in the rhythm of your land's ecosystem, and your land will be healthier because you do this. [...]
One of the most vital concepts in biodynamic gardening involves the natural cosmic rhythms, and thus planting by the Moon cycles is key. Planting according to lunar phases goes back to ancient agriculture, and this understanding was further expounded on by Rudolph Steiner in the 1920s with his deep cosmic knowledge of how these lunar [...]
So what is composting? Composting is a vital ingredient to the principles of biodynamic gardening. We allow the magnificent ecosystem found in nature to teach us how to reduce, recycle and reuse. When we compost, we are closing a wasteful leak in the loop. One of the most harmful greenhouse gases produced, methane gas, is [...]
