Ehrenfried E Pfeiffer Libri

A wide-ranging study of different landscapes and the effects on soil fertility of both natural processes and artificial intervention.

"There have been numerous developments and advancements in biodynamic agricultural methods since Ehrenfried Pfeiffer introduced North Americans to the foundational principles and practices of biodynamics, the basics of which continue to be used today. Thus, although Biodynamic Farming and Gardening was first published in 1938, it remains a foundational text for anyone who is or plans to become a serious biodynamic farmer or gardener. In this volume, Pfeiffer lays out the essential practices for successfully operating a biodynamic farm, including the principles behind each technique and practice. He backs up these methods with scientific research and data, as well as his own experience as a farmer and researcher, describing what works and what doesn't. Pfeiffer covers soil qualities, making compost, crop rotation, best planting practices, using biodynamic preparations and sprays, and much more--all with the goal of growing the highest-quality foods by using sustainable methods and working with nature and caring for the earth. This detailed book is an indispensable guide for both experienced, beginning, and prospective biodynamic farmers and gardeners"-- Provided by publisher

Brings together the best advice for cultivating fruit trees using biodynamic methods, to produce healthy pesticide-free fruit.

This wonderful little book covers everything you need to know about the types of plants known as weeds, how they grow and what they can tell us about soil health.

Three key articles on the concepts, principles and practice of the biodynamic method, from the pioneer of biodynamics in North America.