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Homeopathy is a therapeutic remedy, which was already known t the Greeks and the
Egyptians. It is based on the principle that “the similar cures the similar”.
Any substance, either of mineral, vegetable or animal origin, administered to a
healthy organism, induces in it the same symptoms which it cures in a sick
organism.
The consequence of this is that if such a substance is administered in very tiny
doses to an organism that has a particular pathology, the healing process is
stimulated: the similar cures the similar.
About 200 years ago homeopathy was rediscovered by Samuel Hahnemann, and in 1924
was adapted to agriculture by Rudolf Steiner in his so-called biological-
dynamic or biodynamic method.
Biodynamic
agriculture is based on three fundamental principles:
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the empowering of land fertility thanks to the correct
dose of organic substance opportunely composted
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the organisation of the farm as a true and real living
organism whose different organs (land, water, seeds, garden, orchard,
forest, pasture, animals, etc.) interact harmonically with each other under
the guide of its farm head, the organizing conscience.
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mankind indeed – this is the third aspect – takes care of
the relationship between plants and the cosmos, choosing the right moment
for seeding, treatments, pruning, the work on the land (i.e. according to
the acgricultural-astronomical calendar).
In order to
achieve this we use biodynamic products made of natural substances such as
minerals, medical plants, manure, upgraded by homeopathic dynamisation.
It is just like adding a turbine to a tube in which water flows: it speeds up
the water and gives greater capacity and throw.
This method has three indisputable advantages:
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