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Anthroposophic Press (1943), Edition: Second revised, 240 pages
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At a time when the organic method of agriculture was referred to by the establishment as 'muck-and-mystery', this exposition of Rudolf Steiner's indications on bio-dynamic farming and gardening was one of the books that blazed a trail of a new direction in this field.
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LibraryThing member juniperSun
I wanted to learn from this, hoping going back to one of Pfeiffer's earlier works would be more basic. Not so. It's a bit rambling, and very didactic. He put a lot of effort into performing various experiments to prove the benefits of biodynamics, but that didn't really help me in putting it into
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practice. Some mention of different plants reflecting the condition of the soil, but those were scattered throughout and seemed to be mostly European plants, so not useful in the USA. Show Less
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