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Biodynamics pt 2 - Biodynamic Preparations: Soil Amendments of the Future

  • True Nature Healing Arts 100 N 3rd St Carbondale United States (map)

Biodynamics pt 2 - Biodynamic Preparations: Soil Amendments of the Future

Saturday, September 6th | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM | True Nature Peace Garden
Early Bird (individual class) $28 through Aug. 30th
Full Price (individual class) $35
Scholarships Available
Full Series $50

Join us for a two part series on Biodynamics and Sacred Agriculture!

These classes can be taken separately, or together for a deeper dive! Full Series $50

Explore agriculture and the biodynamic preparations through both a scientific and spiritual lens. From the decomposition of herbs in animal organs to the dynamics of structured water and vortex stirring, this class will explain the 'why' and 'how' of using the biodynamic preparations in your gardens and farms.

Learn how these time-tested tools support fungal balance, soil structure, and reconnect us to the lands we inhabit. This is a beautiful practice in land stewardship, reciprocity, and how to more deeply connect to the natural world around you.

If you missed the first class, no worries!We will begin with a Brief History of Biodynamcis, and short recap of part 1.

A description of each of the 9 classic biodynamic preparations

  • The physical and metaphysical aspects

  • How are they made?

  • Making and using plant teas

Using the calendar in conjunction with the preparations

  • Applying the preps in the garden, the farm, and your life

  • Combating fungal diseases and other imbalances

Practicum: Stir and Spray of biodynamic preparations

  • What is Water?

  • And why do we stir?

Meet Your Host

Jared Minori is a young farmer, educator, student, and current Development Director at Sustainable Settings. Jared has experience managing dynamic farm operations and educating others on biodynamics, permaculture design, compost making, animal husbandry, and more. He has managed vegetable and animal operations in Pennsylvania, a vineyard and olive orchard in California, and has managed Sustainable Settings here in Carbondale. He loves to think about how cultivating healthy soil can nourish our communities and enliven our food systems.

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