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Cosmos, Earth and Nutrition: The Biodynamic Approach to Agriculture by Richard Thornton Smith

Cosmos, Earth and Nutrition: The Biodynamic Approach to Agriculture by Richard Thornton Smith

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Richard Thornton Smith describes the foundations on which biodynamics as well as the more general organic movement is based. He builds bridges between mainstream science and Steiner’s insights, making it easier for the broader organic and ecological movement to approach biodynamic concepts and practice.

Cosmos, Earth, and Nutrition has much to offer for the beginner, as well as for those already involved with biodynamics. Its broad range of topics include the ecology of the farm organism; food quality and nutrition; community supported agriculture (CSA); planetary influences; seed quality; and the vitality of water, all contributing to a deeper understanding of the subject. The author is also concerned with promoting innovation, so that biodynamics moves forward with the times. An appendix includes details for contacting various elements of the biodynamic world.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main focus of Cosmos, Earth, and Nutrition?

Richard Thornton Smith presents the foundations of biodynamics and organic agriculture and builds bridges between mainstream science and the insights of Rudolf Steiner. He also encourages practical innovation so biodynamics can continue developing with the times.
Who is Cosmos, Earth, and Nutrition for?

The book offers an accessible entry point for beginners and a broad, connected view for readers already involved in biodynamics.
What topics does Cosmos, Earth, and Nutrition cover?

It covers the ecology of the farm organism, food quality and nutrition, community-supported agriculture, planetary influences, seed quality, and the vitality of water.
How does Cosmos, Earth, and Nutrition support further learning?

Its broad treatment connects scientific, ecological, and biodynamic perspectives, and the appendix supplies contact details for organizations and resources in the biodynamic world.