2016 conference report
Our Earth – a Global Garden?
Report of the Agriculture Conference 2016 at the Goetheanum in Dornach
Editorial: Gardens for the Future – a Future Vision
Jean-Michel-Florin
From Seed to Plate
Marie-Monique Robin
Our Earth – a Global Garden?
Jean-Michel Florin
The Archetypal Garden
Christine Gruwez
Man in his Macrocosmic Nature
Thomas Lüthi
Genius Loci
Ola Aukrust
The School Garden of Today
Peter Lange
Breeder‘s Gardens, Growing Points for the Future
Peter Kunz
Working with the Beings of Nature
Anna Cecilia Grünn
How can Plants be Improved, Accompanied and Ennobled?
Ute Kirchgaesser
The Earth‘s Ecological and Economic Climate
Ueli Hurter
Theme for the Year 2016/17
Creating a Fertile Soil – From Nature to Culture
Jean-Michel Florin, Ueli Hurter, Thomas Lüthi
Edible Towns
Bastiaan Frich
2017 conference report
Creating fertile soil from nature to culture
Report of the Agriculture Conference at the Goetheanum in Dornach/Switzerland 2017
Creating and maintaining fertile soil 3
Thomas Lüthi
Opening message from Prince Charles 4 Welcome 5
Michaela Glöckler
Marienhöhe: Three generations of work on building up soil fertility 6
Fridtjof Albert
Soil fertility from the perspective of spiritual science
Ueli Hurter
How can the fertility of our soils be maintained?
Paul Mäder
Following the trace of the spirit’s working in nature
Martin v. Mackensen
Experiential sketches: Large scale biodynamic composting in Northern India
Sundeep Kamath
Agriculture as an agent for societal change
Steffen Schneider
Warmth – from compost to oven to heart
Jasmin Peschke
Mound culture as a way to improve soil fertility
Walter Sorms
To whom does the land belong? Between land grabbing and common property
Nikolai Fuchs
Fertilising must enliven the earth
Klaus Wais
Soil fertility and the preparations
Uli Johannes König
The biodynamic preparations in context
Ambra Sedlmayr
Theme of the year 2017/18
Jean-Michel Florin, Ueli Hurter, Thomas Lüthi