From the Agriculture Course to Sustainable Farming 100 Years of the Biodynamic Movement, Rudi Bind and Ueli Hurter; Translated by Bernard Jarman

Explores the key ideas from Rudolf Steiner’s 1924 Agriculture Course which led to the development of the worldwide biodynamic movement Showcases the initiatives which have evolved from biodynamics including seed banks, regenerative farming and the campaign against chemical pesticides and fertilisers Includes modern examples from Egypt, Brazil and Spain which reveal how biodynamics continues to help individuals and communities thrive Written by authoritative voices in biodynamics: Ueli Hurter is joint-Head of the Agriculture Section at the Goetheanum This book is a fascinating exploration of the growth of the biodynamic movement over the last century from esteemed experts in the field. It outlines key themes from Rudolf Steiner’s seminal Agriculture Course and explores initiatives that have followed.