Living Farms

Biodynamic perspectives worldwide

The Section for Agriculture invites the worldwide biodynamic movement to join the discussion.

This is the opportunity to put forward ideas, strategies, principles and approaches in current biodynamic practice, research, training and processing. The debate focuses in particular on how to work with the current challenges of our times.

Have you always wanted to find out what actually underlies biodynamic agriculture, how the research on this is carried out, how it has developed and who is currently leading the movement?

Or are you interested in how biodynamic ideas such as the agricultural organism, land-based animal husbandry and the training of perception are currently put into practice in different parts of the world?

Then you have come to the right place. The podcast is intended for all those who are curious to learn more about biodynamic agriculture and its approaches to solving our present-day problems.

 

 

Podcasts

#21 Biodynamics and Social Media

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In this episode, we talk with Katrina Wolff about biodynamics and social media. We exchange on the reasons to start a social media channel, what benefits it offers and what risks it might bear.

Katrina is a compost consultant and garden coach living in New Zealand. She began her business ‘Blue Borage’ in 2018, choosing to help make biodynamic composting better understood within the home gardening sector. 

She now creates online courses and offers remote coaching, and is involved with a wide range of projects with businesses, schools and community groups to implement effective composting systems using biodynamic methods, and has clients all over the world. 

Before becoming a Soilpreneur, she spent six years working as operations coordinator for an anthroposophical non-profit in the disability sector, did lots of Eurythmy as a hobby, dabbled in Extra Lesson training for a year, and also worked as a private music teacher. She then studied Human Design, and in 2021 began studying Nature Communication with Saskia von Diest of Ecofluency. 

She sees the biodynamic preparations as allies to improve the energetic connections between landscapes and people, and works with anyone who is looking for ways to work in harmony with nature with more ease.

In Aotearoa New Zealand the Hua Parakore framework is her preferred approach for helping to make Kai Atua (roughly translated as pure food) available to everyone, and seeks to learn more about indigenous  Māori methods of growing and how biodynamics relates to these. 

Her social media platforms are where you can see what she’s up to at the moment, keep up to date with progress on all her projects, and see the most recent courses and coaching packages on offer. 

Check out her amazing websites and social media channels!

Website: www.blueborage.co.nz

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blue_borage

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katrina-wolff-47976422/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BlueBorage

You would like to know more about the results of the questionnaire Katrina did, check out her blog here: https://blueborage.medium.com/biodynamics-social-media-3066f2498887

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