Exploring the Intersection of Agriculture, Biodynamics and Education
January 2025, Online
Related to Biodynamics, Education
Type: Video | Posted Jan 27, 2025
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This session is part presentation and part dialogue with a focus on ‘biodynamics and conventional agriculture’. The presentation will outline current developments and innovations in global agriculture and will explore how biodynamics features and contributes to these. The presentation and discussion will take a particular focus on education and draw on Jonathan Code’s current perspective as a Senior Lecturer in one of the oldest agricultural universities in Europe.
This was given as part of the Soil, Soul and Spirit Evolution of Biodynamics Symposium 2025.
A selection of honored guests joining us to share their experience and wisdom.
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