Biodynamic Composting and Stirring of Horn Manure
Composting is at the heart of biodynamics. When using biodynamic compost
healing forces infuse and restore the soil. We will build a compost pile
together and learn how to inoculate it with the compost preparations.
We will also stir and apply the horn manure preparation, a portion of which you
may take home to apply on your garden. This preparation stimulates root growth
and enlivens the soil.
Please bring a dish to share for potluck dinner
REGISTER HERE:
https://www.morningdewgardening.com/biodynamics/
Biodynamic Agriculture aims to be a human service towards healing the earth. It
is a type of organic agriculture that strives to create a diverse and balanced
'farm organism' that provides for itself. The soil is enlivened and replenished
through the use of special homeopatic medicines used in compost making and
directly on the earth or plants. Food taken from such enlivened soil helps our
health, thinking, and learning.
Join a fun and renewing series of workshops geared towards gardeners of all
levels. (This is the last workshop of the series). Through lectures, movement,
sharing, imagination, and hands-on learning, many of Tal's former participants
have found replenishment in the series. Workshops will be held in or near the
Twin Cities metro area.
Cost is a sliding scale from $30-$60, and includes printable online materials.
For more information contact Tal Simchoni at <email obscured> or
612-500-2574.
Composting is at the heart of biodynamics. When using biodynamic compost
healing forces infuse and restore the soil. We will build a compost pile
together and learn how to inoculate it with the compost preparations.
We will also stir and apply the horn manure preparation, a portion of which you
may take home to apply on your garden. This preparation stimulates root growth
and enlivens the soil.
Please bring a dish to share for potluck dinner
REGISTER HERE:
https://www.morningdewgardening.com/biodynamics/
Biodynamic Agriculture aims to be a human service towards healing the earth. It
is a type of organic agriculture that strives to create a diverse and balanced
'farm organism' that provides for itself. The soil is enlivened and replenished
through the use of special homeopatic medicines used in compost making and
directly on the earth or plants. Food taken from such enlivened soil helps our
health, thinking, and learning.
Join a fun and renewing series of workshops geared towards gardeners of all
levels. (This is the last workshop of the series). Through lectures, movement,
sharing, imagination, and hands-on learning, many of Tal's former participants
have found replenishment in the series. Workshops will be held in or near the
Twin Cities metro area.
Cost is a sliding scale from $30-$60, and includes printable online materials.
For more information contact Tal Simchoni at <email obscured> or
612-500-2574.
