Barefoot Biodynamics: How Cows, Compost, and Community Help Us Understand Rudolf Steiners Agriculture Course

Barefoot Biodynamics: How Cows, Compost, and Community Help Us Understand Rudolf Steiners Agriculture Course
- producing a farm's fertility using cover crops, compost, and other on-farm inputs
- enjoying the renewing power of farm festivals
- augmenting scientific knowledge with the power of observation and intuition
- avoiding chemical fertilizers
- understanding that carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen make up 95 percent of the physical structure of plants and are freely available in the air around us
- enhancing the availability of critical minerals such as silica and lime through good farming practices
- building humus-rich soil teeming with microbial life
- using homeopathic preparations to heal and enrich the soil
In addition, Jeff walks the reader through the eight lectures on farming given by Steiner in 1924, summarizing important points from each lecture and "translating" them from Steiner's profound yet sometimes impenetrable vocabulary into plain language. In Barefoot Biodynamics, Jeff provides new insight into these enigmatic lectures, revealing an often overlooked yet cost-effective farming method rooted in common sense.
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- producing a farm's fertility using cover crops, compost, and other on-farm inputs
- enjoying the renewing power of farm festivals
- augmenting scientific knowledge with the power of observation and intuition
- avoiding chemical fertilizers
- understanding that carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen make up 95 percent of the physical structure of plants and are freely available in the air around us
- enhancing the availability of critical minerals such as silica and lime through good farming practices
- building humus-rich soil teeming with microbial life
- using homeopathic preparations to heal and enrich the soil
In addition, Jeff walks the reader through the eight lectures on farming given by Steiner in 1924, summarizing important points from each lecture and "translating" them from Steiner's profound yet sometimes impenetrable vocabulary into plain language. In Barefoot Biodynamics, Jeff provides new insight into these enigmatic lectures, revealing an often overlooked yet cost-effective farming method rooted in common sense.











