Biodynamic Farming Handbook, 9781912480937
Paperback
Unlock soil fertility: Biodynamic farming for sustainable, regenerative agriculture.

Biodynamic Farming Handbook

activating soil fertility for growing healthy food

$86.79

  • Paperback

    296 pages

  • Release Date

    30 September 2024

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Summary

The Biodynamic Farming Revolution: A Practical Guide

This book delivers a comprehensive exploration of Biodynamic farming, revealing its scientific underpinnings and offering detailed, practical instructions for implementation. It includes in-depth case studies of diverse Biodynamic farms across Australia and Europe. These farms utilize the Australian Demeter Biodynamic Method, a widely adopted approach in Europe, Asia, and the USA.

The method gained the name “Australian” du…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781912480937
ISBN-10:191248093X
Series:Agriculture
Author:John Bradshaw
Publisher:Hawthorn Press
Imprint:Hawthorn Press
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:296
Release Date:30 September 2024
Weight:952g
Dimensions:246mm x 189mm x 16mm
What They're Saying

Critics Review

”…a clear and accurate guide to Alex Podolinsky’s Australian Demeter Biodynamic Method and a very useful resource for farmers.”

—- Bridgette Olsen, Agricoltura Vivente, Italy, medicinal herb producer

”[The author] presents a very clear overview of the method, details the extensive scientific foundation of the method, and provides a comprehensive guide to its practical application. As an agricultural engineer and research scientist, I can confidently state, based on my numerous farm scale trials, academic studies, and shared observations with the farming community that biodynamics, properly applied, produces wholesome nutrient-rich plants grown unrestricted within the natural processes and are not limited as those plants grown using conventional agricultural methodologies. The resulting biologically dynamic soils increases the soil organic matter, humus, and structure to depth resulting in seasonally resilient productive soils, not depleted shallow soils as is the case resulting from high input conventional agricultural practice, where ongoing financial sustainability of such practices is of major concern worldwide.”

—- Dr. John Russell, PhD, former lecturer at La Trobe University

About The Author

John Bradshaw

John Bradshaw has used Biodynamic methods for over 50 years as a working farmer, gardener, trainer, researcher and certification inspector in Australia. He wrote the Biodynamic Practical Notes booklet, endorsed by Alex Podolinsky. He edited the hands-on Biodynamic Growing magazine from 2003-2019, and produces the annual Biodynamic sowing calendar.

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