Reflections on Agriculture as a Cultural Impulse
Towards the 100th Anniversary of Biodynamics
Three retrospective sketches tell the story of the Koberwitz Impulse in the UK, Eastern Europe, and Spain.
Gabriel Kaye | Simon Reakes | Almut…
In this lecture Martin von Mackensen and Arzu Duran take a deeper look at the beginnings of agriculture and settlement in the region around Göbekli…
What has happened since 1924? How has biodynamics influenced agriculture? This is the question with which we open the conference. We present the…
At long last the Agriculture Conference was able to be held in person at the Goetheanum once more, and was more varied than ever before.
Open Space with Arizona Muse, Konstanze Abouleish and Angela Hofmann
Peter Selg speaks about Rudolf Steiner's meeting with Felix Koguzki
Keynote lectures by Sherry Wildfeuer, Tom Saat and Jean-Michel Florin
Discuss opportunities and challenges for young people in biodynamics
Contributions from Brazil, India, Morocco, New Zealand...
The biodynamic brand ‘Demeter’ is known around the world, the foundations of biodynamic agriculture less so. In the year leading up to the centenary,…
A warm invitation to the review process in preparation for the 2023 agricultural conference!
On the Agriculture Conference 2023
Geisteswissenschaftliche Grundlagen zum Gedeihen der Landwirtschaft – Komplett überarbeitete Neuauflage nun auch als Taschenbuch
Geisteswissenschaftliche Grundlagen zum Gedeihen der Landwirtschaft – Komplett überarbeitete Neuauflage
A year before the centenary of the biodynamic movement, it is time to reflect on the Koberwitz impulse and on the way it evolved in agricultural practice, research and society. In this upcoming conference we take a look at the spiritual sources that express themselves as a cultural impulse throughout the history of agriculture. As individuals and organisations in the biodynamic movement we can also ask ourselves: What has inspired my path? Do I understand my own history? How do I carry these inspirations into the future? In the evolution of agriculture we can recognise the fundamental question: What do human beings and the earth have to do with each other? What links the evolution of agriculture and the history of becoming human? This retrospection can help us awaken the forces of renewal and enable us to recognise – and embrace – the tasks that lie ahead.
With Helmy Abouleish, René Becker, Christopher Brock, Arzu Duran, Jean-Michel Florin, Ueli Hurter, Sundeep Kamath, Martin von Mackensen, Arizona Muse, Michael Olbrich-Majer, Jasmin Peschke, Tom Saat, Peter Selg, Vandana Shiva, Sherry Wildfeuer u.a.