Lunar Farming Wisdom

The book delves into the historical roots of biodynamic agriculture, tracing its origins to Rudolf Steiner and his concept of the farm as a living organism. It presents core concepts like composting and soil fertility.

The book argues that integrating lunar planting schedules and biodynamic principles improves soil quality and crop yields.

It explores lunar phases and their positions relative to the Earth, examining how these movements influence plant growth and nutrient uptake.

Evidence is presented from comparative studies, analyzing soil health indicators and crop yield data from farms using lunar planting calendars.

The book provides practical guidance for farmers and gardeners seeking to implement these principles, bridging the gap between scientific rigor and real-world application.