Biodynamic Stories Blog
In Commemoration: Fred Kirschenmann
We invite you to join in commemorating Fred Kirschenmann and his incredible impact not only in the biodynamic community, but also in the broader food and farming communities.
Posted on Sep 23, 2025
The Alliance of Biodynamic Organizations
A recent restructuring has taken place that has not only given back to the...
Posted on Sep 17, 2025
A Recap of the 2024 Southeast Biodynamic Conference
By Jeff Poppen: Hot diggity dog! What could be more fun?
Posted on Jul 21, 2025
Biodynamic Workshop in Central PA
By Nell Hanssen: Farming and gardening is a magic all its own, as we immerse ourselves in the earth’s cycles of life and death, the faith we sow with each seed we plant, the gratitude of the harvest, and the season of rest while we anticipate an annual, but still miraculous, rebirth each spring.
Posted on Jun 12, 2025
Book Review: Biodynamic Farming Handbook
By Natalie Brinkley: If you’ve ever wondered why and how biodynamics works (so well), and how to solve common pest and disease issues, read this book. Biodynamic Farming Handbook is for every practitioner, at any scale. The author, John Bradshaw, speaks to how natural it is to farm biodynamically while providing a myriad of practical applications and a wide spectrum of anecdotal and scientifically-based research, both past and present.
Posted on May 28, 2025
A Visit to Montinore Estate for the Oregon Biodynamic Group's Open House
By Zachary Krebs: I knew somewhere inside my heart that this event would put me back into a good place. Touching the soil, listening to lectures and activating my curious mind, and seeing old friends was the remedy I didn’t know I needed.
Posted on May 5, 2025