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Biodynamics Journal
Nos. 1 and 2
SUMMER 1941
Prosperity — Security — The Future ..... Dr. Ehrenfried
Pfeiffer
The Story of Friendly Hills Farm ..... William M. Blair
Cosmic Forces...............Dr. Ehrenfried Pfeiffer
The Biological Task of Forestry Part I ..... Dr. Henry I. Baldwin
Questions and Answers
Announcements
Biodynamics Journal
No. 6
Winter 1944-5
Shall We Plow?.............................................................................1
Slaughtering Home Raised Beef.....Roger D. Hale..........................3
Why The Farmer's "Pay" Is Low.....William James McCauley .......8
A Clipping From Canada.............................................................13
Does Bread Nourish.....E. Pfeiffer................................................16
Does Bio-Dynamic Farming Pay?.....James Morton......................22
How To Convert A Farm
To Bio-Dynamics.....William Ferguson....................................26
Directions For Taking Soil Samples.............................................28
Announcements..........................................................................29
Questions And Answers.............................................................30
Biodynamics Journal
No. 7
AUTUMN 1945
Large Farm or Small Farm.......Ehrenfried Pfeiffer
Weather.............................Helmut Siber
The Art of Bee Keeping........Paul Marshall Allen
A Letter from France ......... Pierre Sauvageot
How to Convert a Farm to Bio-Dynamics II ..... William Ferguson
Chamomile for White Scours........Graham Carey
Alcohol or Humus
Questions and Answers
Bio-Dynamics in Palestine
Directions for the Use of Preparations in Compost Piles
Biodynamics Journal
No. 9
AUTUMN 1946
The Bio-Dynamic Conference, April 1946
Farm Yard Manure V. Artificials......O. Elstrup Rasmussen
Needed: A Testing Ground for Organics ..... S. W. Edwards
Minkdale Farm - In Retrospect ........ A. F. A. Konig
In Defence of the Amateur...............Minerva Brooks
The Art of Beekeeping - III...........Paul Marshall Allen
Questions and Answers on Beekeeping ..... Paul Marshall Allen
Agriculture and Technology of Sugar
"South African Sugar Journal"
Mastitis, Its Cause and Treatment.......Ehrenfried Pfeiffer
Bio-Dynamic Dairy Farming ..... "New Zealand Dairy Reporter"
Notes on Mushroom Growing
Biodynamics Journal
No. 10
SPRING 1947
The Bio-Chemical Research Laboratory
The Art of Beekeeping IV............Paul Marshall Allen
Books on Beekeeping
Some Tests of Mills for Home Grinding of Grain
S. W. Edwards
"Introduction"...........................E. B. Bafour
Growing Farm Tenancy Threatens the Soil
William James McCauley
Border Plants from French Canada
Robert and Greta Schon
Bio-Dynamics in South Africa...............G. Graue
Compost Lessons from the Earthworm.........Evelyn Speiden
Unusual Earthworms
Notes and Clippings
Conference Announcements and Snap Shots
News
From our Mail Bag
Vol. V No. 2
Biodynamics Journal
No. 11
AUTUMN 1947
INTRODUCTION To Bio-Dynamics as a Quarterly and To the Special
Conference Number
SPRING CONFERENCE—March 21-23, 1947
AUTUMN CONFERENCE—September 3-8, 1947
Biodynamics Journal
No. 13
SPRING 1948
Story of a Citrus Grove .............Harold S. Richmond
Organic Farming and Its Influence on the Health of
Soils, Plants, Animals and Man......John
W. Hershey
Grindstone Run Empties into the Potomac . .S. W. Edwards
Cattle Feeding Along Bio-Dynamic Lines......E. Pfeiffer
Hog Feeding .................................E. Pfeiffer
Personals
From Our Mail Bag
Vol. VI No. 3
Biodynamics Journal
No. 14
SUMMER 1948
The Bio-Dynamic Method
What It Is and What It Is Not......Ehrenfried
Pfeiffer
What Will They Discover Next?
Collected by ...........................Alice
Heckel
Book Reviews
"Chemicals, Humus and the Soil"......Donald
P. Hopkins
Reviewed by Ehrenfried' Pfeiffer
"The Earth's Face and Human
Destiny".....Ehrenfried Pfeiffer
Reviewed by Jeannette S. Griggs
From Our Mail Bag
Vol. VI No. 4
Biodynamics Journal
No. 15
FALL and WINTER.1948
Food: Where Does Yours Come From? ... .S. W. Edwards
Siberian Kale as a Cover Crop Plant ..........C. M, Blake
"A Remarkable Conference"........Dr. Benjamin F. Hubert
The Meaning of pH ..........................E. J. Davis
Some Bio-Dynamic Activity in Germany
Eyeing Potatoes..........................Ludwig Piening
A Preliminary Report on Humus Formation in the
Root Areas of Plants under Different
Soil Management..................Ehrenfried
Pfeiffer
.
This and That
"Let Us Get Back to Earth".............Lord Northbourne
VOL. VII No. 1
Biodynamics Journal
No. 16
SPRING 1949
Know Your Soil .......................Ehrenfried Pfeiffer
Save That Raindrop..........................C. M. Blake
Observations and Thoughts on
the Sugar Maple .......................R.
C. Schon
Food: Where Does Yours Come From?
Part II, ...................................S.
W. Edwards
From the Four Corners of the Globe........Alice Heckel
'The Toxicology of the Newer Agricultural
Chemicals ....................Arnold
J. Lehman, M.D.
Notes and Correspondence
Vol. VII No. 2
Biodynamics Journal
No. 17
SUMMER 1949
The Treatment of Soils with Regard to
Humus and Structure .............Ehrenfried
Pfeiffer
Resources Conference of the U. N.
Relation of Sustained Livestock Production
to Condition of Grazing Land......Clarence
L. Forsling
Are Soils Merely A Matter of
Minus and Plus?........................Alice
Heckel
A Bit About Organics in Britain..............Bo Rodehn
Book Review ...............................Fred Heckel
The Gardener's Year: Summer.................The Editors
Vol. VII No. 3
Biodynamics Journal
No. 18
AUTUMN 1949
The Treatment of Soils with Regard to Humus
and Structure Part II.............Ehrenfried
Pfeiffer
Bio-Dynamic Meeting
The West Coast Branch...................Evelyn Speiden
Report from Lake Success
All That Glitters is Not Nutritious ........Alice Heckel
The Gardener's Year; Autumn...............The Editors
Vol. VII No. 4
Biodynamics Journal
No. 19
WINTER 1949
Observations on Bio-Dynamic
and Mineral Treatment of Soil.....Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer
Nature's Compost.......................Henry I. Baldwin
Faith Homestead .........................Helen Philbrick
The Use of Lime in B. D. Composting
D. H. I. A. Test at Threefold Farm..........Ernest
Daniel
Announcement Regarding the B. D. Compost Starter
We Weathered the Drought.................Esther Eaton
The Gardener's Year ........................The Editors
From Our Mail Bag .......................Evelyn Speiden
Biodynamics Journal
No. 20
SPRING 1950
Municipal and Industrial Composting......Ehrenfried Pfeiffer.............2
Hybrid Corn vs. Open Pollinated Corn.....Ernest M. Halbleib..........7
Food: Where Does Yours Come From?
Part III .................................S.W.
Edwards............................9
Bio-Dynamic Spray 500........................Evelyn Speiden...............12
Forestry or Famine?..........................Rolf Gardiner......................19
Some Observations on the Citrus Industry......L. P. DeWolf
........28
Vol. VIII
No. 2
Biodynamics Journal
No. 21
SUMMER 1950
The Bio-Dynamic Method in 1950 .................................................2
Bio-Dynamic Spray 501 .........................Evelyn Speiden..............10
Texas Looks at B.D. Compost......................................................13
Book Reviews ...........................Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffer...................16
Experiences with a Farm Pond.................George Bechtold............21
Bogs, Bottom Land and "Banking"
in Southern New Jersey..................Claude
N. Terry ................24
Soil and Health ..........................Walter Vander Beek...................27
Biodynamics Journal
No. 22
AUTUMN 1950
Summer Conference ...................................................................2
Impressions of Agriculture Abroad —
1950 ....................... Ehrenfried
Pfeiffer...............................10
Bio-Dynamic Spray 508 ................Evelyn Speiden...................17
Quotations and Abstracts ........................................................20
Book Review ..........................................................................26
Some of the Reasons for us Going
Bio-Dynamic....................Charles
W. Eddy........................28
A Bird's Eye View of World Conservation
Practices ..........................
Alice Meckel............................32
Basic Principles Don't Change.................................................36
Biodynamics Journal
No. 23
WINTER 1950-51
Soil Improvements with the
Bio-Dynamic Method..........Ehrenfried
Pfeiffer ........................2
Variable Levels of Biological Activity in Sanborn Field
after 50 Years of Treatment .......Wm.
A. Albrecht .................6
IMPRESSIONS OF ACRICULTURE IN ENGLAND
AND SCOTLAND 1950 .........Ehrenfried
Pfeiffer................17
Brief Directions for the Use op the Bio-Dynamic Sprays ............24
Earthworms Rejuvenate the Soil .....Lawrence C. Lemmon.........27
Quotations and Abstracts........................... ...............................33
Stressing Thoroughness ..................Paul Pfund..........................36
Vol. IX No.1
Biodynamics Journal
No. 24
SPRING 1951
Organic Matter Rebuilt
in Pure Sand.................Ehrtenfried
Pfeiffer............................2
Thick is the Ice on Grindstone — Sterling W. Edwards..............9
Herb Teas............................Evelyn Sveiden.............................13
A Good Recipe for Milk............Walter VanderBeek................19
Some Observations on Feeding, Health
and Production of Dairy Cows.......R.
G. Schonbeck..........25
Book Review ..........................................................................27
Some Notes on Growing Good Sweet Corn.............................29
VOL IX No. 2
Biodynamics Journal
No. 25
SUMMER 1951
Compost and Fertilizer on Peas......Ehrenfried Pfeiffer................2
Bread Making — Science and art......Evelyn Spieden................6
The Experimental Garden of 1950......Ehrenfried Pfeiffer..........11
Notes and Correspondence ....................................................13
Report on Airlie Farm ..................R. C. Schon........................18
Vol. IX No. 3
Biodynamics Journal
No. 26
AUTUMN 1951
Summer Meeting.......................................................................2
Save Your Own Seeds...................Evelyn Speiden...................7
Summer Showers are Heavy
on Grindstone.....................S.
W. Edwards.......................15
Building a Garden..........................John Scott.........................21
Jottings from Vermont...............Charles W. Eddy...................23
Book Review ........................................................................29
Biodynamics Journal
No. 27
WINTER-SPRING 1952
Observations of Bio-Dynamic and Mineral
Treatment op Soil..........Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer......................2
Agriculture in Mexico................Carlos Caballero...................13
Green Manuring, Organic Fertilizer,
Compost in Spring?..........................................................18
Success With Bio-Dynamics ........... Evelyn Speiden.............22
Farming in the Rio Grande Valley.....Peter A. Escher.............27
Grindstone Lies Buried
Under Snow..................Sterling
W. Edwards.................32
Book Review ......................................................................36
Notes and Correspondence..................................................41
Biodynamics Journal
No. 28
SUMMER 1952
The Organic-Chemical Controversy
in Agriculture ............. Erenfried
E. Pfeiffer...........................2
Grindstone Run Becomes
a Summer Stream ............ Sterling
W. Edwards.................20
Availability of Nitrogen, Phosphate
and Potash in Soils........
Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffcr....................21
Book Reviews ........................................................................27
Vol. X No. 3
Biodynamics Journal
No. 29
AUTUMN 1952
Recent Developments in the Application of the
B. D. Starter.............. Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer..........................2
Golden Acres Apiary....................Ursula Stuber......................13
Highlights from the B. D. Conference 1952.....Fred Heckel......16
Farmer's Follies.....................Charles W. Eddy........................24
Availability of Nitrogen, Phosphate and
Potash in Soils ...................................................................30
Golden Acres Farm ..................... Walter Stuber.....................35
Biodynamics Journal
No. 30
WINTER - SPRING 1953
Composting Again — Small and
Large.......................Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer............................2
Color Symptoms in Plant Deficiency
Diseases ...........................
Erica Sabarth...........................15
Notes on Citrus Culture ..........Harold S. Richmond.................25
The Vegetable Garden.............................................................30
Bees Belong in the Bio-Dynamic
Picture......................Sterling
W. Edwards..........................38
Biodynamics Journal
No. 31
SUMMER 1953
Soil Profiles —
A Diagnostic Means ....... Ehrenfricd
E. Pfeiffer....................2
Forest Seed Production In Relation To
Planetary Cycles ...............
Joachim Schulte.......................10
Differences In Root Growth ....................................................21
More Food For The Thoughtful......Evelyn Speiden................. 25
Where Bio-Dynamics Goes ....................................................29
Vol. XI No. 3
Biodynamics Journal
No. 32
FALL AND WINTER 1953
The Addition Of Nitrogen Fertilizers
To Compost.................Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer......................2
Plant Symbiosis ....................... Erica Sabarth..........................7
Mulching............................ Evelyn Speiden...........................18
Forest Seed Production In Relation To
Planetary Cycles (conclusion) .......Joachim
Schultz...........26
How Moist Is Moist? .......... Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffer.................35
Chinese Agriculture .................... M. Holmes........................39
A View Of The Conference -1953..........Ida Gilbert..............45
Vol. XI Nos. 4 & 5
Biodynamics Journal
No. 33
SPRING 1954
Composting Coffee Waste and Manure at
Golden Acres Farm ...Walter Stuber
and Peter Blaser........2
When Does an Insect Become a Pest?.....Alice Heckel............6
News from Roanridge Homestead,
Parkville, Missouri......John and
Helen Philbrick................13
Our Salad Garden...................Charles W. Eddy...................16
Raw Materials Useful for Composting....E. E. Pfeiffer............19
The Biological and the Mechanical—Chemical Way
To Rational Farm Management......Peter
Blaser...............28
How Do The New Insecticides
Affect Public Health?......................................................36
Vol. XII No. 2
Biodynamics Journal
No. 34
SUMMER 1954
Seven Years of Soil Survey on a Biodynamic
Farm .............................
E. E. Pfeiffer..............................2
Feathery Eggs and Sponge Cakes..... Helen Philbrick...........21
Angles and Aspects of Organics........ Peter Escher..............23
Planning for the Home Vegetable
Garden ..........................
Evelyn Speiden.......................26
Biodynamics Journal
No. 35
FALL 1954
How Much Compost Should
We Use? ................. Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer......................2
Report on Golden Acres Farm........Walter Stuber..............13
Impressions of the Farm Conference .. Evelyn Speiden.......16
Composting on the Farm
With B. D. Starter................|..
Peter Blaser..................23
Summer Conference News .............. Fred Heckel ............33
Comparisons Between Farm
And Garden Practices .............
Peter Escher................35
Biodynamics Number
36
WINTER - SPRING 1955
The Changing Rural Pattern—
A Challenge ........................
E. Pfeiffer............................2
Composting Leaves ..............Howard B. Mehrtens...............7
More About Trace Elements...........Erica Sabarth................11
Some Actual Experience with
A "Cold" Greenhouse............Helen
Philbrick..................20
Ecology Made Understandable
(Book Review) ...................Evelyn
Speiden...................23
Try the Tree Paste.....................Alice Heckel......................27
Biodynamics Journal
No. 37
SUMMER 1955
The Changing Rural Pattern —
A Challenge. II......................E.
Pfeiffer..........................3
A Conservation-Alert County.....Maybel M. Holmes..........11
Contrasting Approaches
To Farm Problems..................Peter Escher.......................14
A Weather Handbook
Worth Having (Book Review) .......Fred
Heckel...........17
One Man's Farm......................David Clement..................23
Greenhouse Experiences ............ Helen Philbrick............26
Biodynamics Journal
No. 38
FALL 1955
The Biological Balance..................E. Pfeiffer......................2
Reappraisal of
Today's Nutrition ........ W. Coda Martin, M. D...............12
B. D. Conference 1955 .......... Renate Schaafhausen........19
Poultry Operations
At Golden Acres Farm ............
Walter Stuber.............23
Greenhouse Experiences—Conclusion...Helen Philbrick....27
Biodynamics Journal
No. 39
WINTER 1956
The Nutrient Balance....................E. Pfeiffer........................2
A Vegetable Garden from
A Woodlot .... Mary T. Richards
& Marjorie Spock.....11
Cold Weather Vegetables ............Evelyn Speiden..............15
Notes on the
Farm Conference .. Peter Escher
& Helen Philbrick.......25
Biodynamics Journal
No. 40
SPRING - SUMMER 1956
Rudolf Steiner's
Impulse to Agriculture.....Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer.................2
Summer Conference Plans..................................................16
The Ideal Soil.................Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffer....................17
Book Reviews...................................................................20
Possible Cancer Hazard Presented
By Feeding Diethylstilbestrol to
Cattle
Drs.
Knight, Martin, Iglesias and Smith.....................24
Which Way Lies Hope?..............Richard B. Gregg............29
Biodynamics Journal
No. 41
AUTUMN 1956
Biodynamics, a Short Practical
Introduction .............. Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer....................2
Summer Conference — 1956............................................10
When Is a Plant a Food — And When
A Poison.................. W. Coda
Martin, M. D...............14
Book Review ..................................................................17
Peasant Farming
in Austria & Switzerland........Dr.
E. F. Winter..............19
How Long Do Seeds Keep ?......Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffer......23
Annual Index (1956) ......................................................27
Biodynamics Journal
No. 42
WINTER 1957
The Biodynamic Treatment of Fruit Trees,
Berries and Shrubs........Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer................2
The Tree in the Meadow..............Elizabeth Ingles............19
Report of the 1956 Bio-Dynamic Farm Conference ....... 25
Book Review .................................................................33
The Relationship of Nutrition and the
Psychological Development
of the Child.............. W. Coda
Martin, M. D..............35
Biodynamics Journal
No. 43
SPRING 1957
The Biodynamic Treatment of
Fruit Trees, Berries, and Shrubs
Part
Two..................Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffer...................2
Book Review .....................................................................15
So You Want to Make A Compost Pile .... Peter Escher ....16
Nature's Wonder Drug ................Ruth Eastman..................26
Grow Vetch, Young Man.................R. A. Arndt.................28
The Power of an
Agricultural Civilization......Richard
B. Gregg.................. 29
A Letter from India................................ .............................35
Biodynamics Journal
No. 44
SUMMER-AUTUMN 1957
Summer Conference — 1957 ...............................................2
Birds in the Balance of Nature..........Alice Heckel................11
Insecticides Today and Tomorrow
W. Coda Martin, M. D..................................................21
Annual Index For 1957 ......................................................32
Biodynamics Journal
No. 45
WINTER 1958
Do We Really Know What We Are Doing?
DDT Spray Programs —
Their Value and Dangers.......Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffer.................2
Biodynamics Journal
No. 46
SPRING 1958
Farm Conference At Golden Acres......Peter Escher................2
Quality Production of Seed Protein.....E.E. Pfeiffer.................8
Electric Insect Traps.........Heinz Grotzke...............................17
A Great Land Movement In India...Evelyn Speiden Gregg.....21
Book Reviews .....................................................................31
Biodynamics Journal
No. 47
SUMMER 1958
Protein Changes During Germination
and Earliest Leaf Growth......E.
E. Pfeiffer.........................2
The Growing Insensitivity of Insects
to Insecticides................Dr.
C. J. Briejer..........................9
The Earthworm in General —
The Compost Worm in Particular......Heinz
Grotzke........17
The Erlangen Compost Plant................................................25
Book Review ....................................... .............................30
Biodynamics Journal
No. 48
FALL 1958
Biological and Natural
Control of Insect Pests........Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer...........................2
Summer Conference — 1958 .............Fred Heckel............................8
The Greenhouse on the
B.D. Homestead ................
Ernst Florian Winter.........................13
Book Review ..................................................................................19
Successful Biodynamic Gardening......Heinz Grotzke.........................20
The Marketing of Golden Acres Farm
Bio-Dynamic Produce ... Walter Stuber
& C. R. Keep, Jr...........27
Index Bio-Dynamics 1958 ..............................................................30
Biodynamics Journal
No. 49
WINTER 1959
The Art and
Science of Composting.....Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer...........................2
The Greatest Killing
Program of All?..............Audubon
Magazine.............................20
Agricultural Conference
Golden Acres Farm................David
Glasser.............................22
A New Gregg Publication .............................................................27
Biodynamics Journal
No. 50
SPRING 1959
A Qualitative Chromatogeaphic Method
For the Determination of
Biological Factors.........Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer.............................2
(A Four-Page Color Supplement)
Professionals Debate Pesticide Effects .. Fred Heckel ..................15
The Annual B.D. Conference (Program Plans)..............................21
Book Reviews.............................................................................22
From the Secretary's Desk .........................................................26
Note from Soil And Health Library: issue No. 50
was scanned from a poor quality
photocopy and needs to be scanned again when an original copy
can be obtained.
Biodynamics Journal
No. 51
SUMMER 1959
Mulching — Right or Wrong?...........E.E. Pfeiffer...........................2
The Tomato .......................... Heinz Grotzke.................................7
Biological Control of Noxious Insects
And Weeds ......................
C. H. Hoffman.............................14
Book Reviews ...........................................................................26
From Our Secretary's Correspondence.......................................29
Biodynamics Journal
No. 52
FALL 1959
The Annual B. D. Conference.......................................................2
Report On A Family Farm............Ludwig Piening.........................7
Cooperative Marketing........... C. Russell Keep, Jr.......................9
Intensifying A B.D.
Homestead Production......Ernst
Florian Winter......................12
Bio-Dynamic Market Gardening........Heinz Grotzke...................19
Book Reviews ..........................................................................24
Index Bio-Dynamics 1959.........................................................26
Biodynamics Journal
No. 53
WINTER 1960
New Developments in Composting Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffer.............2
6th Annual Farmers' Conference
at Golden Acres Farm ..........................................................9
Vegetable Gardening Notes...........Evelyn S. Gregg..................10
Working with Nature for Pest Control .. Alice Heckel...............15
The Germinating Force of Seeds..........Erika Riese ..................25
On Using Soil Wisely......The Royal Bank of Canada................28
From Our Secretary.................Josephine Porter......................36
Biodynamics Journal
No. 54
SPRING 1960
CHROMATOGRAMS OF GRAIN
and Flour.....................Ehrenffied
E. Pfeiffer........................2
(A Four-Page Color Supplement)
New Jersey NFA Hears Scientists..........................................16
Cultivated Herbs —
Yesterday and Today ..................Heinz
Grotzke ..............21
Book Review .......................................................................27
The Preservation of Man's Environment F. R. Fosberg............31
Biodynamics Journal
No. 55
Summer, 1960
NOTE: this issue's cover was deep red in colour,
scanned nearly black, and did
enough to allow reading of the type. The almost black pages are
included.
Summer Conference Program ........................inside front cover
Biochemical Research Laboratory
Annual Report ........Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer ...........................5
The Influence of the Soil on the Health
of Plants, Animals and Man ..................................................15
The Space-Time Framework
of the Garden ........Peter Escher........................................20
Biodynamics Journal
No. 56
FALL 1960
Available, Water-Soluble or Storage :
Humus Decides the Issue......Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer...............1
Notes on the 1960 Conference..............................................10
Natural Landscaping...................Alice Heckel.......................12
The Survival of Farming
In These Troubled Times ............
Ludwig Piening.............20
The Community Ecologist.............F. R. Fosberg....................24
Land Administrators Blend New
Concepts with Old ..........................................................29
Index Bio-Dynamics 1960....................................................32
Biodynamics Journal
No. 57
WINTER 1960
Soil Building Versus
Nutrient Solution ............Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer......................1
Letter from Moscow................Ernest F. Winter.......................11
Vegetables That Should Be
Better Known..................Evelyn
Speiden Gregg.................14
Climate and Geography............... George Cragin ....................20
Some Random Notes
On Biological Control..................Peter
Escher....................23
Biodynamics Journal
No. 58
SPRING 1961
Plants Absorb Organic Substances
From Soil......................Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer.......................1
Instructions for Building A Compost Pile
With the B. D. Compost Starter...........................................8
Seven Years of B. D. Gardening.......Arnold C. Brugger..........14
The Eoot in Its Environment...........Heinz Grotzke...................20
Book Reviews ......................................................................26
Index Bio-Dynamics 1955 - 1960 ........................................30
Biodynamics Journal
No. 59
SUMMER 1961
The Bio-Dynamic Method
Can Produce Quantity Too......Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer .............1
Testing Methods To Make
Quality Differences Visible......Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer...............8
The Behavior of Bees Under the Influence of
Deterrents Derived from the Body
Substance
of Their Own Species
........Report On The Investigations
of Dr. E. Heintz..............25
"You Name It".......................Helen Philbrick...........................34
Biodynamics Journal
No. 60
FALL 1961
Comparative Soil Tests 1951-1961
Of a Bio-Dynamic Farm.........Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer................1
Bio-Dynamics and Ecology............Ernst F. Winter....................12
Echoes of the Bio-Dynamic Conference
August 1961 at Threefold Farm......Evelyn
S. Gregg.............21
Towards Healthier Orchards........Peter A. Escher.....................25
Book Reviews .........................................................................32
Index Bio-Dynamics 1961 .......................................................37
Biodynamics Journal
No. 61
WINTER 1962
EHRENFRIED E. PFEIFFER AND HIS WORK.............. 2-39
A GOOD AND FITTING MEMORIAL...............................40
Biodynamics Journal
No. 62
SPRING 1962
Questions and Answers
At the 1961 B. D. Conference......Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer.............1
Chromatograms of Soils, B. D. Preparations
And Their Source Materials......................................................9
Through the Years —
Toward Better Apples.............Alvin
A. Filsinger.....................15
A B-D Homestead ... Marjorie Spock & Mary T. Richards.........20
Seed Growing .........................Heinz Grotzke ............................23
Sun Overhead............................John Soper...............................31
Life in the Garden.................John H. Philbrick............................36
Herbs in the Garden................Margaret Thomas........................40
Book Reviews...........................................................................42
Biodynamics Journal
No. 63
SUMMER 1962
Practical Aspects of Composting, Green
Manuring, Liming, Manure Handling,
Growing Successful Lawns.....Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer.................1
Structural Changes in the Crystallization
Pictures of Plant Substances: Due
to
Aging and Fertilizing................Magda
Engqvist.......................9
What the Physician and the Consumer
Should Expect from the Farmer.....W.
Coda Martin, M. D.....21
Both Using and Keeping Our Forests.....Richard B. Gregg..........26
Book Reviews ..........................................................................31
Biodynamics Journal
No. 64
FALL 1962
Pfeiffer on Soils and Activators and the
Nitrogen Problem ..................................................................1
Application of the Diagnostic Crystallization Method
For the Investigation of Quality
of Food
and Fodder..................H. Koepf
and A. Selwwry................. 9
Dr. Forman Asks Nutritional Research Project...........................25
The Cucumber........................ Helm Grotzke............................29
Book Reviews..........................................................................37
Biodynamics Journal
No. 65
WINTER 1963
Application of the Diagnostic Crystallization Method
For the Investigation of Quality
of Food
And FODDER II................H.
Koepf and A. Selawry.............1
Bread Baking, Cookery and
Related Questions..............Ehrenfried
E. Pfeiffer...................14
"A Love of the Earth".............Dr. Richard Potter.......................23
Possible Future Use of Bacterial Inoculants
In Indian Agriculture................Puma
Chandra......................31
Conserving Nutritional Values......Catharyn Elwood...................35
Such Potatoes as Yours..................H.F. Mahle.........................46
B. D. Gardening and Farming in the
Atomic Age....................Donald B. Hull, M. D..........................48
Index Bio-Dynamics 1962.........................................................50
Biodynamics Journal
No. 66
SPRING 1963
Permanent Pastures....................H. H. Koepf .............................1
Conference Preview .................................................................15
Progress Report, 1962................ Alvin Filsinger .......................16
The Use of Phosphorus and Potassium on
Light Sandy Soils in Denmark ...
O. Elstrup Rasmussen.........18
Farmers' Progress?......................H. F. Mahle...........................24
Book Reviews..........................................................................26
Biodynamics Journal
No. 67
SUMMER 1963
Application of the Diagnostic Crystallization Method
For the Investigation of Quality
of Food
And Fodder III............H.H. Koepf
and A. Selawry................1
Report from the Association........John H. Philbrick.....................12
Farmers' Progress?......................H.F. Mahle.............................13
Experiments and Observations on the Use of Bone
Meal on Grass and Clover Mixtures
in
Central Scandinavia................Bo
D. Pettersson.....................15
Available Materials.....................................................................21
Book Reviews...........................................................................22
Biodynamics Journal
No. 68
FALL 1963
New Address for B.D. Association.............................................1
The 1963 Conference ................................................................1
Soil Productivity and Organic Substance.....H. H. Koepf ............5
Apple Growing.......................Alvin Filsinger.............................21
Covering the Ground with Vegetables.....Helen Philbrick............25
Book Reviews .........................................................................28
Biodynamics Journal
No. 69
WINTER 1964
Soil Tests and Chromatograms...........H.H. Koepf.......................1
A Future for the Family Farm........Ludwig Piening.....................14
From Seed to Seed......................Heinz Grotzke.......................18
Bio-Dynamic Composting............Russell C. Berber..................23
Book Reviews..........................................................................26
Index Bio-Dynamics 1963........................................................32
Biodynamics Journal
No. 70
SPRING 1964
Radioactivity in the Biosphere...........H. H. Koepf ..........................1
The Decline of American Agriculture..........Ehrenfried Pfeiffer........17
Critic at Large
California Rancher Is Pessimistic
About
How Our Crop Lands Are Being Used......Brooks
Atkinson.....23
New Plants from Cuttings.............Heinz Grotzke...........................27
Six More to Go.....................Arnold C. Brugger...........................35
Farmer's Progress? III..................H. F. Mahle.............................38
Current Topics ...........................................................................40
Book Reviews ...........................................................................45
Biodynamics Journal
No. 71
SUMMER 1964
Rachel Carson — In Memoriam ...........................................1
Evaluation of Soil Productivity for Management,
and Other Basic Decisions.............H.
H. Koepf ..............3
Planting Green Manure in Corn.......Oscar Schmidt.............15
The Stinging Nettle..................Heinz Grotzke....................19
Observations Made During the Development of
Bio-Dynamic Work.................Georg
Merckens..........27
Book Reviews.................................................................33
Current Topics................................................................37
Biodyamics Journal
No. 72
FALL 1964
FORTY YEARS OF BIO-DYNAMIC FARMING
AND GARDENING....................H. H. Koepf ..................1
GARRITY URGES STRESS ON ECOLOGY...................4
MAN AND MECHANIZATION
IN FARMING......................Ludwig
Piening.................6
FARMERS PROGRESS? IV..............H. F. Mahle...........13
CURRENT TOPICS ......................................................15
WHAT IS THE BIO-DYNAMIC
METHOD? ........................
Carsten J. Pank...............19
BOOK REVIEWS .........................................................28
Biodynamics Journal
No. 74
SPRING 1965
Notes on the Way........................H. H. Koepf........................1
Studies of Litter Management for Growing and for
Laying Leghorn Fowl
Bruce
Hancock & Peter Escher.....................................7
The Camomile (Matricaria chamomilla) .. Heinz Grotzke........13
The Effect of Fertilizers on
Cultivated Plants ................
Magda Engqvist....................22
From the Laboratory : Chromatograms & Wheat...................31
Book Reviews......................................................................35
Index Bio-Dynamics 1964....................................................39
Biodynamics Journal
No. 75
SUMMER 1965
Some Implications of
Manure Handling Methods............H.
H. Koepf ..............1
Your Own Personal Factory.....Marilyn Vivier Pearee.........10
Seeds and Their Size...................Heinz Grotzke.................20
A Young German Visits American Farms .. Martin Fink......24
Can We Restore The
Old-Fashioned Family Farm ?......Carl
Ogren ..............30
New Way To Pick The
Best Breeders By Eye...........Charles
E. Ball................35
Book Reviews ................................................................39
Biodynamics Journal
No. 76
FALL 1965
Report on the Work Under Way at the Biochemical
Research Laboratory Spring Valley,
New York.....................1
Basic Facts in Human Nutrition
Jonathan Forman, B.A., M.D., F.A.C.A.,
F.I.C.N...............12
Feeding, The Alpha & Omega in Farming.....Carsten Pank........15
Gardener's Progress (?) Report.........Alan Brilliant ...................26
Removing Pesticide Residues From Food.................................28
The Forest in the Ecological System
and in the Farm Economy..............J.B.
Santon....................30
The Plant Speaks to the Grower
(A Modern Fable) ....................Heinz
Grotzke...................40
Book review...........................................................................45
Biodynamics Journal
No. 77
WINTER 1966
Balance and Imbalance, Beneficial
Versus Poisonous.....................E.E.
Pfeiffer..........................l
Consequences Unto the Third and
Fourth Generation..............................................................18
Compost * What It Is * How It Is Made *
What It Does.........................H.
H. Koepf .......................20
What Does the Young Farmer Expect
From The Future?.......................
Oscar Schmidt..............38
Thoughts for Autumn.................Heinz Groteke......................45
Book Reviews .....................................................................47
Index Bio-Dynamics 1965....................................................49
Biodynamics Journal
No. 78
SPRING 1966
New Concepts for the Social Handling
of Pollution.........................H.H.
Koepf............................ l
Some Thoughts on the Publication of
"Companion Plants"..............Devin
A. Garrity...................9
The Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) ... Heinz Grotzke........11
Venturing Into Venezuela...........Mildred Cowger.................21
Silica and Silica Sprays........................................................25
Book Reviews ....................................................................81
Biodynamics Journal
No. 79
SUMMER 1966
Experiment In Treating Liquid Manure ... U.K. Koepf........................1
Letter From Greece...............Ingrid S. Buchinger.............................14
Mulching.............................Heinz Grotzke......................................17
Soil Management and Animal Reproduction....................................28
The Significance of the Animal Population
of the Soil .....................
Friedrich Wilhelm...............................32
It's An Ill Wind........................Alice Heckel ..................................42
Biodynamics Journal
No. 80
FALL 1966
President's Message................................................................1
The Matter That Matters..............H. H. Koepf........................2
Human Ecology..............Jonathan Forman, M.D. ..................18
Greenhouse Gardening I...............Heinz Grotzke................... 23
Digging and Delving ................Helen Philbrick....................30
Book Reviews ......................................................................38
Biodynamics Journal
No. 81
WINTER 1967
The Matter That Matters II.............H. H. Koepf .....................
l
A Human Interest Story ........................................................14
Animal Waste Disposal and Its Possible
Solution by Composting...............J.
R. Howes...................18
Trees and Shrubs for Shelterbelts......J. B. Santon...................23
Why We Like The One-Litter System
Of Raising Hogs..................Oscar A. Schmidt....................36
The Bio-Dynamic Farm — An Organism . Carsten Pank........38
Digging and Delving II
(Three Story Garden Insert) ........Helen
Philbrick.............53
Book Review........................................................................56
Index Bio-Dynamics 1966 ....................................................58
NOTE FROM SOIL AND HEALTH LIBRARY: The insert
for Helen
Philbrick's article is located at
the very end of this document.
Biodynamics Journal
No. 82
SPRING 1967
Integrated Control Must Start With The Soil
Dr. O. W. Grussendorf.........................................................1
To Reawaken Awareness of Nature......H. H. Koepf...............12
R. S. V. P...............................................................................18
Digging and Delving III...............Helen Philbrick......................19
Plant Diseases and Composting...............................................22
An Experiment With Dr. Pfeiffer's
B.D. Compost Starter.............Katharina
Hanke.................25
Biodynamics Journal
No. 83
SUMMER 1967
The Matter That Matters III............H.H. Koepf.................................
l
Some Appealing Remarks................................................................15
Nature in the Bible.............Dr. Richard C. Potter ............................16
Herbicides and Soil Structure ..........................................................21
Digging and Delving IV ..............Helen Philbrick..............................23
Biodynamics Journal
No. 84
FALL 1967
Significant Progress in Bio-Dynamics
in the Scandinavian Countries.........H.H.
Koepf ............................1
The New Image of Compost..........Russel C. Derber.......................10
Composting, A Bridge Between Bio-Dynamics
and "Orthodox" Methods............Joe
S. Francis..........................18
Digging and Delving V................Helen Philbrick..............................26
Book Review .................................................................................35
Biodynamics Journal
No. 85
WINTER 1968
The Matter That Matters IV............H.H. Koepf................................l
Plant Relationships As Made Visible
By Chromatography
(Black
& White Insert) ................Erica Sabarth....................12
Our Oregon Garden.............Evelyn Speiden Gregg.........................18
Digging and Delving VI...............Helen Philbrick.............................31
Book Reviews................................................................................34
Biodynamics Journal
No. 86
SPRING 1968
The Productivity of the Earth...........H. H. Koepf...............................l
The Effectiveness of High Dilutions.................................................13
Paean to Goats.......................Marjork Spock...............................15
Soil-Dwelling Animals, Their Effects and Ways
of Influencing Their Activities.....Friedrich
Wilhelm....................18
Digging and Delving, VII Root Systems.....Helen Philbrick.............26
Index Bio-Dynamics 1967............................................................30
Biodynamics Journal
No. 87
SUMMER 1968
The Productivity of the Earth
Conclusion) ..........................H.
H. Koepf ..............................1
Digging and Delving VIII & IX........Helen Philbrick......................10
Tea Garden Talk......................Heinz Grotzke..............................16
An Unpopular Group of Creatures......Dr. H. Gehlker...................20
Parallels ......................................................................................25
Organic Fertilizing Improves Soil Hygiene.....................................26
Book Reviews ............................................................................31
Biodynamics Journal
No. 88
FALL 1968
THREE LECTURES ON BIODYNAMICS ..... H. H. Koepf
Biodynamics Journal
No. 89
WINTER 1969
Word Of Thanks .........................................................................1
What Is Dynamic
About Bio-Dynamics?.............John
H. Philbrick......................3
Proper Nutrition For The Elderly.......H.H. Koepf ......................12
Herb Seasonings And How To Use Them ... H.H. Koepf...........14
Our Threatened Environment............J.R. Howes........................17
Challenges........................Russell C. Berber..............................22
Microorganisms And
The Life In The Ocean................H.H.
Koepf ......................25
Tidbits For Animals!.............Ingrid S. Buchinger ......................26
Winter Thoughts....................Helen Philbrick............................28
Summary Of The
1968 Bio-Dynamic Conference........Philip S. Very...................30
'Integrated Pest And Disease Control.....H.H. Koepf................32
News Features........................................................................34
Book Reviews ........................................................................36
Index Bio-Dynamics 1968.......................................................39
Biodynamics Journal
No. 90
SPRING 1969
President's Message................John H. Philbrick.......................1
What Makes Soils Richer................H.H. Koepf .....................2
Facts and Observations............ Howwd G. Laskey.................8
Soil Texture.......................Roger L. Courson........................12
Farm Drugs and Human Health..........H.H. Koepf ................18
Preview and Foretaste
(Details on Bio-dynamic Conference)
..............................19
Rudolf Steiner's Impulse to Herbology ..... Heinz Grotzke.....20
My Way to Look at Chickens......Ingrid S. Bztchinger..........30
In Memory of Ludwig Piening..............................................33
News Features ...................................................................37
Biodynamics Journal
No. 91
SUMMER 1969
President's Message................John H. Philbrick....................1
In Search of Quality I...................H.H. Koepf.......................3
A Comparison of Personality
Characteristics...................Philip
S. Very.......................14
Soil Structure.....................Roger L. Courson.....................22
Secrets of the Universe .....Helen L. Philbrick......................28
Bio-Dynamics is not just Composting..... Heinz Grotzke......30
Summer Thoughts.................Helen L. Philbrick..................35
News Features .................................................................36
Biodynamics Journal
No. 92
FALL 1969
Hidden Truths.................. Christian Ostergaard...................1
In Search of Quality II..................H. H. Koepf...................2
Grass Is Immortal....................John J. Ingalls....................16
Pruning and Training Bramble Fruits and
Highbush Blueberries.................C.C.
Zych .................17
We Want It Back......................O.R. Townley ................27
Highlights and Sidelights
(The Bio-Dynamic Conference 1969).....Karl
Walter...30
News Features................................................................36
Books Received..............................................................39
Biodynamics Journal
No. 93
WINTER 1970
The Light of the Sun.................Rudolf Steiner............................1
Grow A Garden.......................Heinz Grotzke...........................2
Rhythmical Phenomena............Gerhardt Schmidt.......................4
Plant Symbiosis.......................Erica Sabarth............................13
Dirt Farmers' Dialogue..............Carsten A. Pank.....................20
Seaweed in Agriculture and Horticulture
Book Review...........Howard G.
Laskey............................29
Grass Tetany and Hypomagnesaemia......H.H. Koepf.............31
News Features......................................................................33
Biodynamics Journal
No. 94
SPRING 1970
Poem .................................Rudolf Steiner..............................1
Emerson's Approach to Nature.........Heinz Grotzke................2
Towards A New Decade..................T. H. Koepf.................13
Dirt Farmers' Dialogue — Second Discussion
Carsten Pank...................................................................23
Growing Up With Honey............. Wilbur C. Wahl................33
Earth Day: In Perspective.............Philip S. Very...................37
Biodynamics Journal
No. 95
SUMMER 1970
Training In The Bio-Dynamic Method ..... H. H. Koepf.............
l
To Carry On The Work Of A True Friend................................6
Dirt Farmers' Dialogue — Third Discussion
Carsten J. Pank...................................................................8
Reflections On Golden Acres Farm ..... Walter Stuber............19
Testing Commercial Composts............H. H. Koepf................23
Bio-Dynamic Food Products In 1980 ..... Richard G. Rettig....34
Good News For Ecologists...........Devin A. Garrity................38
Biodynamics Journal
No. 96
FALL 1970
The Effect of Site, Fertilizing and Growth
Influencing Factors Upon the Quality
of Potato Tubers.....Agronom. Liz.
Bo D. Pettersson...........1
Earthly and Cosmic Nutrition ..... Henry N. Williams, M.D.....20
The Forming of Soils and Their Testing
Some Aspects of the Subject............Erica
Sabarth...........25
Index Bio-Dynamics 1969 ...................................................37
Biodynamics Journal
No. 97
WINTER 1971
Bio-Dynamic Sprays.....................H. H. Koepf .....................1
A Rather Special Conference...............................................16
Selling Bio-Dynamic Ideas To The Public.....Maria Linder....17
Dirt Farmers' Dialogue —
Fourth Discussion...............Carsten
J. Pank ...................26
Letter To The Editor............................................................37
Answer From The Author....................................................42
Book Review .....................................................................45
Index Bio-Dynamics 1970 ..................................................47
Biodynamics Journal
No. 98
SPRING 1971
Agriculture in the Present Situation of
Environmental Planning.........Fiona
von Heider.................1
The Beginning of My Vegetable Garden .... Anita hinder......22
Dirt Farmers' Dialogue —
Fifth Discussion...................Carsten
J. Pank..................25
Crystallizations in Frost............Helen Philbrick....................42
Book Reviews ...................................................................45
Book Notes ......................................................................48
Biodynamics Journal
No. 99
SUMMER 1971
Action On Organic Standards—An Appeal......H. H. Koepf.......l
Biodynamics As An Ecological Influence ..... Philip S. Very........2
Preliminary Test With Two Types Of Bread
H. H. Koepf.........................................................................8
Kalendarial Index .................. Helen Philbrick..........................12
Bio-Dynamics Keeps Cropping Up..........................................34
Book Reviews ........................................................................35
Biodynamics Journal
No. 100
FALL 1971
Observations On The Nature Of Humus
Fiona von Heider.................................................................1
Kalendarial Index....................Helen Philbrick........................12
President's Message..............John H. Philbrick.......................26
The Bio-Dynamic Summer Conference 1971..........................27
What Books Do I Need To Learn Bio-Dynamics?..................30
A Pest Becomes A Benefit?.....................A.H........................32
Take A Keener Look
At The Living Things Around You.....................................27
Book Reviews ......................................................................34
Where Can I Get Information About Bio-Dynamic
Farming And Gardening? .................................................39
Biodnyamics Journal
No. 101
WINTER 1972
Bio-Dynamic Quality Standards ..................... H. H. Koepf
..............1
Bio-Dynamic Farming and Gardening in our Time .....H. H. Koepf ......5
Bio-Dynamics Goes to a Convention................................H. L. P......15
Dirt Farmers' Dialogue ........................................Carsten J. Pank .....16
Kalendarial Index ................................................ Helen Philbrick ....27
Gardening Indoors Under Lights—book review—Helen Handell........38
Index Bio-Dynamics 1971 ..............................................................39
Bio-Dynamic Literature List .....................................Inside Back Cover
Biodynamics Journal
No. 102
SPRING 1972
Responsible Dealings With The
Kingdoms Of Nature..................H.
H. Koepf............................1
You and I ..............................Anita Linder...................................10
Red-Letter Days Coming Up .......................................................12
Dirt Farmers' Dialogue
Seventh Discussion, Part I ..........
Carsten J. Pank...................13
Fred Heckel, 1906 -1971 ...........................................................23
Kalendarial index................... Helen Philbrick..............................24
Quality Standards For Animal Products ..... H.H. Koepf .............35
Book Reviews............................................................................38
Biodynamics Journal
No. 103
SUMMER 1972
Bio-Dynamic Farming And Gardening In Our Time
Agriculture As A Social Task III..........H.
H. Koepf.................1
Twenty-Nine Years Of Bio-Dynamic Treatment
The Zinnikers..........................................................................7
Collaboration Of Consumers, Producers
And Tradesmen In Holland ............
Tom Jurriaanse.................9
What Can The Biochemical Research
Laboratory Do For You? .....................................................13
Dirt Farmers' Dialogue
Seventh Discussion, Part II..........Carsten
J. Pank..................17
Book Reviews ..........................................................................29
Biodynamics Journal
No. 104
FALL 1972
Looking Toward The Future........................................................1
People Notes From The Stockholm Human
Environment Conference .... Karl
E. Schaefer, M.D................2
Silent Spring — Ten Years After .... Carsten J. Pank...................5
A Fruitful Exchange .............. Marjorie Spock.......................17
Bio-Dynamics In New England ...... Helen Philbrick...................19
The Fish Look For Work To Do ..............................................20
The Garden Tractor ............ Arnold C. Brugger....................24
Book Reviews .......................................................................27
Biodynamics Journal
No. 105
WINTER 1973
History And Principles Of Bio-Dynamic
Agricultural Methods .............................................................1
Help Wanted..............................................................................7
The Need For An Organismal Approach
Heinz Grotzke.......................................................................9
Stinging Nettle—The Helper And Healer In My
Garden ....................................Anita
Linder........................14
Influence Of Fertilization On Feed Quality
Irmgard von Grone-Gueltzow..............................................16
Dirt Farmers' Dialogue, Eighth Discussion
Carsten J. Pank...................................................................22
This Is The Week That Was.....................................................32
The Position That Needs To Be Filled......................................36
News From The Los Angeles Branch.......................................37
Index Bio-Dynamics 1972.......................................................38
Biodynamics Journal
No. 106
SPRING 1973
Living Influences On Plant Development
A. de Podolinsky ...............................................................1
Springtime Waters ..... A. Guman & A. Zhuravlev...................11
Farming As A Social Fulfillment
H. H.Koepf.......................................................................15
What Is Bio-Dynamic Gardening
And Farming?....................................................................21
Thoughts About Sun, Moon And The
Signs Of The Zodiac ..... Heinrich
Thies.............................24
A Typical Iron Plant: Urtica Dioica
Wilhelm Pelikan ...............................................................28
Farmers As Conservationists .................................................31
Summer Workshop At Harlemville.........................................32
Biodynamics Journal
No. 107
SUMMER 1973
A Review Of The Evidence For Food Quality
Maria C. Linder ...............................................................1
A Critical View Of Techno-Industrial Agriculture
Dan McGuire..................................................................12
Biodynamics Journal
No. 108
FALL 1973
The Horns Of A Dilemma
The Chambers Family.......................................................1
News From Astra Farm : A Garden Grows
Jeffrey and Jody Mitchell..................................................5
Agricultural Work At Camphill Special Schools ...................12
A Day At The Cowger Farm : A Bio-Dynamic
Workshop Takes Form ..... Evelyn
Speiden Gregg .........13
The Remarkable Birdsfoot Trefoil
Carsten J. Pank .............................................................17
Organic Management Reduces Leaching Of Nitrate
H. H. Koepf .................................................................20
The Insect World's Relationship To Cruciferous Plants
Heinrich Thies ..............................................................30
Growing Quality Herbs
Heinz Grotzke ...............................................................33
Biodynamics Journal
No. 109
WINTER 1974
A Very Small Garden
Evelyn Speiden Gregg....................................................1
Phosphorus And Food Production
Herbert H. Koepf..........................................................7
Harlemville : First Year's Report
Jeanne Bergen ............................................................16
Yarrow Hill Farm
John and Jodi Frediani.................................................21
The Seed Eaters
Robert Francis............................................................23
Origin Of The Theory Of Metamorphosis
Rudolf Steiner ............................................................24
Biodynamics Journal
No. 110
SPRING 1974
SPECIAL ISSUE
THE METAMORPHOSIS OF PLANTS
J. W. Goethe
Biodynamics Journal
No. 111
SUMMER 1974
Effects Of Excessive Phosphate In The Soil
H. H. Koepf ..................................................................1
Feeding Cattle For Health And Fertility
Wolfgang Schaumann.....................................................2
Frve Years Of Bio-Dynamic Gardening
Alma Ruth Davis...........................................................10
The Function Of Natural Membranes
A. D. Sargood..............................................................15
Learning On The Nature Trail
Cornelia Schwartz.........................................................18
Do-It-Yourself Chromatography
Ruth F. Rosevear..........................................................21
Simplified Method For Circular Paper Chromatography
Ruth F. Rosevear..........................................................25
Continuing Growth — Duxbury 1974
Madelon Arking............................................................32
Biodynamics Journal
No. 112
FALL 1974
The Future After The First Fifty Years
Heinz Grotzke ...........................................................
1
Considering Biological Agriculture
H. H. Koepf ..............................................................7
Trees and Health
V. Nesterov .............................................................16
The Activity And Means Of Influencing
The Animal Life Of The Soil
Friedrich Wilhelm ....................................................18
The Christian And The Creature
Gottfried Keller .......................................................25
Anniversary Conference In Spring Valley
Anne Marshall..........................................................29
Bio-Dynamics In Ontario
John Rohlmann ........................................................33
Book Review ...............................................................35
Biodynamics Journal
No. 113
WINTER 1975
The Growing Need For Bio-Dynamic Agriculture
Hartmut von Jeetze...........................................................1
The Doctor And The Farmer
Henry Williams ................................................................4
The Elemental World And Man
Heinz Grotzke ................................................................11
An Impression Of Australia And Bio-DynamicsTherein
P. C. Proctor .................................................................17
Report To Members ..... Heinz Grotzke ..............................19
A Goat Breeder's Year With Dairy Sheep
Ingrid S. Buchinger.........................................................22
Nitrate Poisoning ..... Andrew Sargood ...............................28
Bio-Dynamic Association Annual Meeting
Anne E. Marshall ...........................................................33
Book Review......................................................................35
Biodynamics Journal
No. 114
SPRING 1975
Agriculture And The Camphill Movement Page
Hartmut von Jeetze..........................................................1
Research On Quality
H. H. Koepf, Bo D. Pettersson, W.
Schaumann...............7
Bio-Dynamic Production And The Consumer
H. H. Koepf, Bo D. Pettersson, W.
Schaumann.............16
The First Three Furrows
Andrew Hoy and Asger Elmquist...................................21
The Individual—The Community—The Land
Michael Schmundt ........................................................23
Winter Conference At The Goetheanum
John Rohlmann..............................................................27
A Plowman's Song
Andrew Hoy.................................................................30
Personal Growth In Bio-Dynamics
Donald Harvey .............................................................31
Report To Members ..... Heinz Grotzke .............................35
Book Reviews...................................................................36
The Rudolf Steiner Farm School
A Special Report...........................................................38
Biodynamics Journal
No. 115
SUMMER 1975
The Goetheanum And Bio-Dynamics
H. H. Koepf ................................................................1
Bio-Dynamic Relations Between Man And The Land
Hartmut von Jeetze .....................................................10
Nine Years Observation Of Cosmic Influences
Maria Thun ................................................................16
Rosemary ..... Heinz Grotzke ..........................................23
Phytoncides As Healers ..... A. Kachanov ........................33
The Responding Earth ..... Andrew Hoy ...........................35
A Metamorphosis Of Thought
Robert Nigohosian .....................................................36
The Ancient Art Of Color Therapy (Book Review)
Anne E. Marshall .......................................................38
Letter To The Editor................................Inside Back Cover
Biodynamics Journal
No. 116
FALL 1975
Bio-Dynamic Relations Between Man
And The Land
Hartmut von Jeetze .......................................................1
The Growing Plant And Its Parts As Images
Of The Flowering Process
Volker Harlan...............................................................7
I Like Fences
Ingrid S. Buchinger.....................................................16
Healthy Orchards
O. Ellstrup Rasmussen ...............................................19
Summary of Summer Conference 1975
Anne E. Marshall.......................................................23
Soil Life And Humus
H. H. Koeph, and others............................................30
Planting By The Moon...................................................37
Biodynamics Journal
No. 117
WINTER 1976
SPECIAL ISSUE
What Is Bio-Dynamic Agriculture?
Biodynamics Journal
No. 118
SPRING 1976
VALERIAN INFLUENCES IN THE SOIL
William F. Brinton, Jr........................................................................1
TOWARD THE CHARACTERIZATION OF PLANT
PROCESSES AND THE EVALUATION OF
FOOD
PLANT QUALITY, USING THE RADISH
AS AN EXAMPLE .....Jochen Bockenmuehl
...........................12
EXPERIENCES WITH AMERICAN WORMSEED
Ingrid S. Buchinger...................................................................29
"COLD" AND "HOT" FOODS IN CENTRAL ASIA
A. S. Khasanov ......................................................................32
A LETTER TO THOSE WHO LOOK FOR
EMPLOYMENT ON A BIO-DYNAMIC FARM
IN ORDER TO LEARN PRACTICAL
BIO-DYNAMIC FARMING .....Carsten
J. Pank ..................34
CERES-FARM TOURS.....The Pank Family ..............................36
BOOK REVIEW.........................................................................37
1976 CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENTS............................39
Biodynamic Journal
No. 119
Summer 1976
PHOSPHORUS AND POTASSIUM UPTAKE
BY PLANTS RELATING TO MOON PHASES
T.M.Lai.....................................................................................1
PRESENTING A REPORT ABOUT THE
NIEDERRIED FARM AND FARMING
COMMUNITY IN SWITZERLAND
H. H. Koepf............................................................................15
THE BASIC CONCEPTS UNDERLYING
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FARM AND
FARMING COMMUNITY:
NIEDERRIED SINCE 1961
Peter Blaser ............................................................................16
THE EARLY DAYS OF BIO-DYNAMICS IN AMERICA
Evelyn Speiden Gregg ...........................................................25
LEGUMINOSAE FOR FOOD, FEED,
AND SOIL IMPROVEMENT
H. H. Koepf..........................................................................39
IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY OF TROPICAL
AGRICULTURE BY GROWING
DEEP ROOTED LEGUMINOSAE
Reimar von Schaaffhausen.....................................................40
Biodynamics Journal
No. 120
Fall 1976
ASPECTS OF PROTEIN NUTRITION
Gerhard Schmidt..............................................................................1
THE EARLY DAYS OF BIO-DYNAMICS IN AMERICA (Part II)
Evelyn Speiden Gregg......................................................................7
LIFE ALL AROUND
Heinz Grotzke................................................................................22
COAST TO COAST JOURNEY - SUMMER 1976
H. H. Koepf..................................................................................29
REPORT OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE:
SUMMARY, EVALUATION AND PROSPECTS
Maria C. Linder............................................................................33
REPORT TO MEMBERS................................................................40
FARMING UNDERWATER FIELDS
V. Dadykin..................................................................................42
Biodynamics Journal
No. 121
Winter 1977
POLARITIES IN PLANT LIFE
Immanuel Voegele ...........................................................................1
THE EARLY DAYS OF BIO-DYNAMICS IN AMERICA (Part III)
Evelyn Speiden Gregg.....................................................................16
REPORT TO MEMBERS - LAND TRUST
Heinz Grotzke.................................................................................24
BOOK REVIEWS ............................................................................25
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Carsten Pank..................................................................................29
A NATIONAL SEED BANK
B. Likhachev..................................................................................31
Biodynamics Journal
No. 122
Spring 1977
THE OAK TREE
Harvey C. Lisle...................................................................1
IN DEFENSE OF OLD-FASHIONED TRAINING
Hartmut von Jeetze..............................................................7
MAN - A STRANGER IN HIS OWN LAND
Peter Bioch-Hansen...........................................................11
A COLD WINTER
Heinz Grotzke...................................................................15
BIO-DYNAMICS IN RECENT YEARS
Helen Philbrick ...............................................................
20
BEING A DOCTOR TO NATURE
Donald Harvey.................................................................24
BIO-DYNAMIC CONFERENCE, Duxbury, Massachusetts
Anne E. Marshall..............................................................28
BIO-DYNAMIC CONFERENCES 1977 .......................... 29
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.........................................30
BOOK REVIEW.................................................................33
LETTER TO THE EDITOR.................................................35
Biodynamics Journal
No. 123
Summer 1977
QUALITY TESTS OF CARROTS AND BEETS
E.Breda............................................................................1
THE QUALITY OF CARROTS, BEETS AND WHEAT
Eckard von Wistinghausen .............................................10
IN DEFENSE OF OLD-FASHIONED TRAINING
Hartmut von Jeetze.........................................................23
ANOG REPORT: RESULTS OF A TEN-YEAR
FERTILIZER TRIAL WITH APPLE TREES
Leo Furst.......................................................................27
ARE THERE FOOD SHORTAGES IN OUR FUTURE?
Hartmut von Jeetze........................................................30
CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT..............................33
SWEDEN TAKES A NEW LOOK..................................34
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS .....................................36
BRITISH COLUMBIA, PRESIDENT'S REPORT...........38
Biodynamics Journal
No. 124
Fall 1977
A CONTRIBUTION TOWARD THE UNDERSTANDING
OF YARROW
Jochen Bockemühl, Kathleen
Clark................................................1
A COMPARISON BETWEEN CONVENTIONAL
AND BIO-DYNAMIC FARMING SYSTEMS AS
INDICATED BY YIELDS AND QUALITY
Bo. D. Pettersson........................................................................19
THE QUALITY OF PLANT PRODUCTS UNDER
CONVENTIONAL AND BIO-DYNAMIC MANAGEMENT
Josef Dlouhy...............................................................................28
THE QUALITY OF CARROTS, BEETS AND WHEAT
IN RELATION TO LOCALE AND SOIL CONDITIONS
Eckard von Wistinghausen..........................................................32
BIO-DYNAMIC FARMING & GARDENING
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Anne E. Marshall........................................................................40
1977 SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND BIO-DYNAMIC
FARM AND GARDEN CONFERENCE
AnneE. Marshall.........................................................................43
REPORT TO MEMBERS..............................................................44
BOOK REVIEWS.........................................................................47
Biodynamics Journal
No. 125
Winter 1978
MOON CALENDARS AND COSMIC RHYTHMS
Harvey C. Lisle.................................................................................1
THE STARS BEGIN AGAIN TO LIGHT THE SKIES FOR US
Volker Harlan.................................................................................10
TESTS ON THE COMPOSTING OF FARM YARD MANURE
E. Heinze and E. Breda...................................................................12
BIO-DYNAMIC FARMING: AN ADDITIONAL DIMENSION
H. H. Koepf...................................................................................23
STUDIES OF RHYTHM IN ANIMAL PRODUCTION
Ingrid Buchinger..............................................................................31
ANIMAL FERTILITY: A POSSIBILITY FOR
BIOLOGICAL QUALITY-ASSAY OF FODDER AND FEEDS?
Dr. E. Aehnelt and Dr. J. Hahn.......................................................36
BOOK REVIEW
Anne E. Marshall............................................................................47
Biodynamics Journal
No. 126
Spring 1978
THE LEGUMES Michael Crofoot
Preface ..........................................................1
Introduction....................................................3
The Families and Basic Distribution.................6
Economically Important Legumes....................8
Legumes in Transition...................................10
Fertilizer Nitrogen.........................................11
Man's Search for Edible Nitrogen.................16
Legumes as Food.........................................24
Legumes as Wildlife Food............................47
Insects.........................................................51
Legumes in Horticulture...............................52
Postscript...................................................54
Biodynamics Journal
No. 127
Summer 1978
READING IN THE BOOK OF NATURE, USING THE
FIELD POPPY (Papaver rhoeas L.) AS AN EXAMPLE
Jochen Bockemuhl.........................................................................1
GREENHOUSE GARDENING II
Heinz Grotzke.............................................................................17
THE AGRICULTURAL INDIVIDUALITY -
A PICTURE OF MAN
Martin W. Pfeiffer.......................................................................22
THE SPIDERWORT STRATEGY
Sadao Ichikawa..........................................................................35
BIO-DYNAMIC TRAINING CENTER IN CALIFORNIA..........44
Biodynamics Journal
No. 128
Fall 1978
SOYBEANS: THE ECOLOGY OF PRODUCTIVITY
William F. Brinton, Jr..................................................................1
THE LEGUMES PART II
Michael Crofoot.......................................................................12
THE AGRICULTURAL INDIVIDUALITY -
A PICTURE OF MAN
Martin W. Pfeiffer....................................................................37
1978 ANNUAL CONFERENCE................................................53
THE FATE OF THE FOREST MARSHES
A. Yefimov..............................................................................58
BOOK REVIEW.........................................................................61
LAND TRUST............................................................................63
Biodynamics Journal
No. 129
Winter 1979
A REPORT ON PREVIOUS WORK DONE WITH THE
BIO-DYNAMIC HERBAL PREPARATIONS
Walter Goldstein........................................................................1
GEOBOTANICAL PROSPECTING
Carol Pat Randies....................................................................11
A REVIEW OF AGRICULTURE
Michael Crofoot......................................................................19
THE HUNGER FOR ENERGY
Max Thurkauf........................................................................
23
THE AGRICULTURAL INDIVIDUALITY -
A PICTURE OF MAN - PART III
Martin W. Pfeiffer...................................................................27
CROPLAND LOSSES THREATEN
FOOD PRICE RISES.................................................................33
FARMING TRENDS AFFECT
FUTURE SOIL PRODUCTIVITY.............................................36
BOOK REVIEW........................................................................38
Biodynamics Journal
No. 130
Spring 1979
BIO-DYNAMICS AND NATURE
Heinz Grotzke.........................................................................1
THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN AGRICULTURE
Claude Monzies......................................................................5
ROOT CELLARING
Joel Morrow...........................................................................8
THE AGRICULTURAL INDIVIDUALITY -
A PICTURE OF MAN - PART IV
Martin W. Pfeiffer.................................................................10
PANDORA'S BOXES OF SCIENCE
Max Thürkauf.......................................................................22
WALA CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF WORK
K. Kossmann and H. Grotzke...............................................25
BEES INCREASE CANTALOUPE PRODUCTION...............32
CUTWORM WORRIES FARMERS........................................33
BOOK REVIEW......................................................................35
SEMINAR ON BIO-DYNAMICS..........................................35
1979 BIO-DYNAMIC CONFERENCES...............................36
Biodynamics Journal
No. 132
Fall 1979
FEEDING OF CHICKENS ON PASTURE WITH LAYING
MASH PRODUCED ON A BIOLOGICAL FARM
H. Vogtmann, F. Angstburger, R.
Klay......................................1
EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON THE SOIL MICROBIOTA
John M. Aselage.....................................................................11
WHY NOT FERTILIZE WITH HUMAN MANURE?
David Adams.........................................................................19
NUTRIENTS AND FERTILIZER
Wolf D. Storl.........................................................................23
BOOK REPORT.......................................................................36
Biodynamics Journal
No. 134
Spring 1980
AGRICULTURE: THE FOUNDATION OF ALL ECONOMY
Wilhelm Ernst Barkhoff.................................................................1
FARMING - PROCESSING - MARKETING
Trauger Groh...............................................................................9
GREENHOUSE GARDENING III - SOILS
Heinz Grotzke............................................................................14
REPORT ON CRESSET FARMS
Walter Moora............................................................................25
AN APPRECIATION OF GERBERT GROHMANN'S
BOOK THE PLANT
Joel Morrow.......................................
......................................27
VIRGIN SOIL CONDITIONS IN MISSOURI
John McDonnell.........................................................................33
DESCRIPTION OF EMERSON COLLEGE
Wolfgang Felske........................................................................35
WHY NOT WWOOF?
Mark Boudreau.........................................................................39
LETTER TO THE EDITOR...........................................................41
WORK PROGRAM IN AGRICULTURE....................................42
TOXIC RAINFALL.....................................................................43
Biodynamics Journal
No. 135
Summer 1980
TRAINING IN BIO-DYNAMIC FARMING AND GARDENING
Herbert H. Koepf..............................................................................1
THOUGHT EXPRESSIONS AND
THEIR REALIZATION IN AGRICULTURE
Michael Jost......................................................................................9
GOALS FOR AMERICANS, AND
FOR AMERICANS WHO ARE FARMERS
Harold F. Breimyer..........................................................................25
ROMANCE OF THE ROSE
Andrew Hoy....................................................................................32
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
Almar von Wistinghausen.................................................................35
THE STINGING NETTLE
Olaf Lampson.................................................................................38
MEDICINAL HERBS
A. Turora........................................................................................42
GUIDELINES FOR TRAINING IN BIO-DYNAMICS.....................43
BOOK REVIEW................................................................................44
CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENTS............................................46
Biodnamics Journal
No. 136
Fall 1980
OUR WESTERN ROOTS ON THE PRAIRIES
Mary Lee Plumb-Mentjes.............................................................1
FROM WILD GRASSES TO GRAINS
Mary Lee Plumb-Mentjes...........................................................14
MAKING THE NINE BIO-DYNAMIC PREPARATIONS
Evelyn Speiden-Gregg................................................................24
SOIL SLAVERY
Norbert Duerichen......................................................................31
RESEARCH OUTLINE for the Conversion of Conventional
Farms to the Bio-Dynamic Farming Method....................................
35
ENERGY GRANT AWARDED TO EDUCATION CENTER.......42
MISSOURI SOIL EROSION SECOND IN U.S...........................43
WEATHER LORE DEFIES SCIENCE..........................................44
SUBSTANCES IN FESCUE INHIBIT OTHER PLANTS............45
ANNUAL BIO-DYNAMIC CONFERENCE...............................47
Biodynamics Journal
No. 137
Winter 1981
ASPECTS OF THE BIO-DYNAMIC
CONCEPT OF NUTRITION
Maria C. Linder..............................................................
3
COCKLEBURR FARM
Michael Scully...............................................................13
COMPOST PREPARATION ACCORDING
TO MARIA THUN'S METHOD
Xavier Florin.................................................................20
RESEARCH OUTLINE for the Conversion
of Conventional Farms to the Bio-Dynamic
Farming Method, Part II....................................................27
REPORT OF THE ANNUAL MEMBERS' MEETING....35
BOOK REVIEW..............................................................36
FARMERS 'LOSING' HAY NUTRIENTS......................39
ALICE HECKEL 1907-1980 .........................................40
Biodynamics Journal
No. 138
Spring 1981
PRESENT SITUATION AND FUTURE TASKS
IN BIO-DYNAMIC AGRICULTURE
H. H. Koepf.................................................................3
THE VALUE OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS
Almar von Wistinghausen..............................................9
GREENHOUSE GARDENING IV. Greenhouse Water
Heinz Grotzke............................................................18
FURTHER INDICATIONS CONCERNING
MARIA THUN'S COMPOUND PREPARATION
David Miskell.............................................................26
HOME RECYCLING
Bruce K. Ferguson.....................................................32
EXPERIENCE ON A FARM IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Hans Wolterbeck.......................................................39
LETTER from Wolf Storl................................................43
ANNUAL CONFERENCE IN KIMBERTON, PA......47
SCIENTISTS EXPLORE NATURAL APPROACH
TO CONTROLLING GRANARY WEEVILS..............48
BOOK REVIEWS........................................................50
Biodynamics Journal
No. 139
Summer 1981
SOIL TESTING: PROBING LIEBIG'S LEGACY
William F. Brinton, Jr......................................................3
FEEDING AND FODDER CULTIVATION IN VIEW
OF THE HEALTH AND FERTILITY OF CATTLE
Wolfgang Schaumann....................................................17
YELLOW FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND HERBS
Harvey C. Lisle.............................................................32
ASPECTS OF QUALITY EVALUATION
Jochen Bockemuhl........................................................34
CAYUGA BIO-DYNAMIC ASSOCIATION
Joan Moora..................................................................38
THE BUMBLEBEE, AN IMPORTANT DOMESTIC
INSECT: ITS OCCURANCE, IMPORTANCE AND CARE
Eberhard von Hagen.....................................................39
Biodynamics Journal
No. 140
Fall 1981
Potato Quality
Walter Goldstein............................................................3
To Know Each Plant As Unique
Mary Lee Plumb-Mentjes............................................29
Our Plants Are Dynamic In Form:
A Case Study of Leaf Metamorphosis
Mary Lee Plumb-Mentjes............................................30
The Edible Potential of Different Plant Families:
A Holistic Approach To Botany
Mary Lee Plumb-Mentjes............................................35
Some Tentative Observations of Bio-Dynamics
in the Western USA
Michael Maltas............................................................39
Experiences at the Camphill Village,
Kimberton Hills, Pennsylvania
Hans Wolterbeck..............................................................44
New Conversion Process Can Make Biofuel Economically
From Just About Any Non-Food Plant Material.................47
Tillage System Studies Show Soybean Residues
Equal Corn Residues ........................................................49
Letter to the Editor............................................................51
Annual Conference of the Bio-Dynamics Farming
And Gardening Association...............................................52
From "The Being of the Arts"
Rudolf Steiner..............................................................57
Book Reviews..................................................................59
Biodynamics Journal
No. 143
Summer 1982
THE CREATIVE WORLD OF AGRICULTURE
Sean O'Connor and Michael Jost....................................3
WHAT IS PERMANENT PASTURE?
Alex de Podolinsky.......................................................24
SELECTION OF AN AMERICAN
SPECIES OF ARNICA
Mary Lee Plumb-Mentjes.............................................37
PREPARATION 507, VALERIAN
Harvey C. Lisle............................................................49
APPRENTICE PROGRAM AT
KIMBERTON FARMS SCHOOL .................................52
Biodynamics Journal
No. 144
Fall 1982
IF IT STINGS, IS IT A NETTLE?
Mary Lee Plumb-Mentjes ...................................................3
UNIVERSAL DIMENSION OF
BIO-DYNAMIC AGRICULTURE
Anion Kimpfler ..................................................................15
ERNST FETZER IN MEMORY
Heinz Grotzke ..................................................................19
KIMBERTON BIO-DYNAMIC CONFERENCE REPORT
Thomas Fortier...................................................................21
NATURE AND VALUE OF FIELD EXPERIMENTS
Walter Goldstein.................................................................24
MAINTENANCE OF HIGH QUALITY IN POTATOES
Immanuel Voegele..............................................................29
POTATO RESEARCH AT USDA.........................................40
BOOK REVIEW ...................................................................45
BIO-DYNAMIC SUMMER 1983 COURSES AT
EMERSON COLLEGE .......................................................49
Biodynamics Journal
No. 145
Winter 1983
HIBERNATION
Joel Morrow ....................................................................3
READING THE GESTURES OF PLANTS
Dennis Klocek.................................................................11
WHAT CAN BE CALLED ECOLOGICAL
IN AGRICULTURE?
Wolfgang Schaumann ....................................................15
"VIRUS-FREE" PLANT STOCK --
A QUESTION FOR BIO-DYNAMICS
Michael Maltas...............................................................24
ORGANIC ORCHARDRY
Harvey C. Lisle..............................................................36
BIO-DYNAMIC FARM DEVELOPMENT IN BRAZIL
Andreas Loewens..........................................................40
DIRECTORS' MEETING .................................................46
DORNACH REPORT
Heinz Grotzke...............................................................48
REPORTS FROM GROUPS............................................53
Biodynamics Journal
No. 146
Spring 1983
SOME THOUGHTS ON A GOETHEAN
APPROACH TO BIRD MORPHOLOGY
Joel Morrow .................................................................3
VALERIAN: A Series of Comparisons with Itself
Mary Lee Plumb-Mentjes............................................16
GRASS IN THE ORCHARD
Harvey C. Lisle............................................................27
DORNACH CONFERENCE REPORT
James Barausky...........................................................31
DIRECTORS' MEETING................................................40
REGIONAL REPORTS ..................................................42
Bio-Dynamic Activities in Wilton,
N. H.........................43
News about Bio-Dynamic Orcharding..........................45
1982 REPORT TO MEMBERS......................................47
BOOK REVIEW.............................................................49
STUBBLE MULCHING SAVES SOIL,
NITROGEN AND MONEY......................................52
Biodynamics Journal
No. 147
Summer 1983
RUDOLF STEINER'S CALENDAR OF THE SOUL
Joel Morrow..............................................................................2
GOALS OF QUALITY RESEARCH
Wolfgang Schaumann...............................................................12