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Biodynamic Farming Principles, Preparations, Advantages

Introduction to Biodynamic Farming 

Biodynamic farming is a method which is similar to organic farming, but it involves some kind of natural forces which increase the vitality of the soil. In this method, the farmers will make use of all the living organisms present in nature to get a good production of the crops or any other products being produced. The farmers are even conscious about the decrease in the fertility of the soil, which is being caused due to the use of a large number of fertilizers to keep the crops healthy. The Biodynamics is being introduced to maintain the fertility of the soils and save them from being destroyed. In this method, the plants get to use the nutrients from the soil to the maximum and hence the fertility of the soil increases. In the biodynamic system of agriculture, the whole farm is considered as a single entity or a single organism instead of differentiation every organism. The farm is considered as a complete entity of the world.

Features of Biodynamic farming:

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Principles of Biodynamic farming:

The principles of biodynamic farming include:

Advantages / Benefits of Biodynamic farming:

Biodynamic Composting:

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Basic method of preparation of biodynamic compost:

Method of preparation of six composts:

The biodynamic composts are of nine types in which six are used for composting and the other three are used as fertilizers to remove fungus from the crops in the biodynamic farm.

The organic matter present in the soil should be humified in order to have a good biodynamic environment. The biodynamic compost is prepared in a heap. The six preparations made of compost are then injected into this heap. Then the heap will be covered with earth, straw etc.

The preparations made will work on the biodynamic compost. They will work on the soil where the compost is being sprayed. The compost will not act as nutrients. They just assemble the soil elements and create an environment which is cosmic. These will work as yeast by improving the vitality of the soil. They also increase the health of the soil

In order to assemble sulphur and potassium in the soil, Achillea millefolium will play a vital role. This is prepared by using only the flowers without the use of stems.

The plant Matricaria recutita is the one which is completely related to the metabolism of calcium. This will help in controlling the process of nitrogen.

The plant Urtica dioica is based on nitrogen and iron. The preparation of this will be influencing the preparation of 502 and 503. This will help in providing some sort of intelligence and sensitivity the compost and also to the soil. This is done by helping in the humus formation.

The preparation of Quercus robur is based on calcium. The preparation of this one which helps in enhancing the resistance power of the crops to diseases which are caused by more amount of vigour.

The preparation of taraxacum dens Leonis plays a major role in terms of silicic acid and hydrogen. This is the preparation, which allows silicic acid and hydrogen to work in their natural way and works on processes of limestone, potassium and nitrogen.

The preparation of Valeriana officinalis will help to assemble the content of phosphorus present in the soil. This will help in forming a mantle which gives warmth wound the heap which is holding the compost. This preparation will act as protection which would be helpful to all the organisms. This will also reduce most of the stress of the plants.

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Differences between organic farming and biodynamic farming:

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