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Resources

UK headquarters of the Biodynamic Association

A UK charity dedicated to fostering and promoting biodynamic farming and gardening through a holistic and spiritual approach to organic agriculture. It champions the regeneration of soil health and community well-being.

Books

The Biodynamic Association online bookstore offers a curated selection of literature focusing on holistic, organic, and regenerative agriculture, featuring titles on farming, gardening, and lunar planting. It spans foundational Steiner texts to practical guides on biodynamic preparations, catering to both beginners and professionals.

Apricot Centre

A pioneering biodynamic farm and wellbeing hub based at Huxhams Cross Farm in Dartington, Devon. Operating as a Community Interest Company (CIC), it uniquely bridges the gap between sustainable food production and mental health.

Goetheanum : Section for Agriculture

The Section for Agriculture is the global administrative and spiritual heart of the biodynamic farming movement. Based at the Goetheanum in Switzerland, it acts as a central hub for research, education, and networking for farmers who apply anthroposophical principles to land management.

Sustainable Food Trust

The Sustainable Food Trust (SFT) is a UK-based charity founded in 2011 by Patrick Holden, the former director of the Soil Association. Its mission is to accelerate the transition to more sustainable food systems that prioritise soil health, animal welfare, and human nutrition.

Biodynamic Gardening Club

Nurture truly planet-friendly plots, make a lasting difference for the Earth, and grow great tasting food!
An online supportive community where members can share experience, tips, advice; get connected and be part of a growing biodynamic community. Membership is on a 'donations basis'. See the website for benefits and details.

History Timeline of Biodynamics in the UK

This is a very useful site for anyone interested in the history of biodynamics in the United Kingdom. It spans from Von Thaer's Hummus Theory in 1833 to Lilly Kolisko – The Mystery of Matter in 2025.

Membership benefits

Quarterly newsletters

Receive news from local biodynamic farms, growers and gardeners, upcoming events, seasonal recipes, updates on produce for sale, and reports on biodynamic preparations, conferences and innovations.

 

Biodynamic preparations

Gain access to essential biodynamic techniques and preparations, designed to enhance your soil, encourage plant vitality and enrich the natural environment. Members can participate in group 'stirrings' and gathering days to learn and to make and apply these treatments.

Events & workshops

Regular gatherings and events to build community and share knowledge, advice and hands-on experience.

 

Biodynamic produce & products

Help grow and support biodynamic and organic producers; choose from local and seasonal offerings.

 

Community Hub

A dedicated local network and online forum that connects you with fellow biodynamic practitioners.

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