Biodynamic Stirring ProcessFor more information and photos of the stirring process see: http://www.biodynamics.in/stir.htm Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: What kind of container is recommended for stirring? A: The most important thing here is applying the biodynamic preparations. If all you have is a plastic bucket, then by all means use it. The ideal container, however, is probably a clay crock, such as you would see we are using here at JPI. Alternative stirring containers would be large glass jars, stainless steel buckets, wooden barrels, food-grade plastic containers (i.e. joint compound buckets). No container that has held harsh or toxic chemicals or substances should be used. Applied Biodynamics NewsletterApplied Biodynamics is a quarterly publication from the Josephine Porter Institute. Issues of the newsletter include interesting and inspiring articles about biodynamic agriculture covering such topics as making and using BD preparations, practical biodynamic farming and gardening insights, book reviews, research, nutrition, composting and much more. Click here to view and download sample issues of Applied Biodynamics! You can purchase a subscription to Applied Biodynamics and order Back Issues by clicking here. |