A fascinating profile of the pioneer biodynamic-organic farmer, the late Alan Brockman, following a form of holistic and sustainable agriculture. Brockman approached biodynamics as agriculture which was “spiritual not wacky”. An invaluable watch….Continue reading “In the topsoil lies the basis of civilisation”
A Biodynamic Beacon Farm Neighbour at Huxham’s Cross?
Andre Tranquillini’s biodynamic school garden at Hood Manor is a beacon. Rudolf Steiner, biodynamics and Steiner education founder, would have welcomed this practical, learning by doing approach that connects children with nature, for life. Building on this, there is the exciting prospect of a newbiodynamic beacon farm neighbour to the School….Continue reading A Biodynamic Beacon Farm Neighbour at Huxham’s Cross?
Stories and Relationships in the Land at Week
Last Sunday was balmy and still, and perfect for a morning walk. ‘Green Lanes’ expert Val Belsey took a small group through Week and up through 36 acres of land above the village. The event was to tell stories of people’s relationship with this land through time….Continue reading Stories and Relationships in the Land at Week
Biodynamic Land Trust in The Ecologist
Article on The Apricot Centre written by the Land Trust’s Executive Director, Martin Large….Continue reading Biodynamic Land Trust in The Ecologist