Biodynamics Ag for Beginners | Stewart Lundy

[@IsabelShamamian]

Thank you.

[@growingwithfungi]

🔥🔥

[@taylorcarr1718]

Great stuff! Thank you.

[@HeartandSoil]

@@taylorcarr1718 So glad you like the convo! What was your favorite takeaway?

[@taylorcarr1718]

@@HeartandSoil Love the idea of the farmer as priest of the earth.

[@dirtywhitehorse]

love that intro !!!

[@HeartandSoil]

Stewart is a fabulous human!

[@dirtywhitehorse]

@@HeartandSoil I agree.. Natalie too !

[@LVSpeedweLL]

Huge Cortney sounds like whom ‘trackers’ call a “Coyote Teacher” one who allows the students to find answers to the questions they ask. Great interview, thank y’all so much. Natalie thanks☺for your Horsetail story, and your point of view on learning, Love this! Stewart, thank you! See you at the next JPI zoom Aug 14th. ✨wish I could have met Alan Chadwick along with Steiner.💐

[@HeartandSoil]

oooh... finding our own answers is so powerful. Thank you for your feedback here! What resonated most with you in this conversation?

[@dirtywhitehorse]

@@HeartandSoil I got an associative contract with Hugh in my beginning days. .This sure brought back memories of him !!!

[@LVSpeedweLL]

@@HeartandSoil So much here💕… One of the points Stewart made is to have a “control area” where “no Preps” are used, so there’s a comparison. He also mentioned it again when answering questions; to leave a plant untreated to know for certain BioDynamic treatment is the reason why plant recovers. Side by side comparison removes all doubt. Look forward to y’all talking again.