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Incorporating green plants into the soil to enrich it with organic matter and nutrients, especially nitrogen.

Structured water is used to potentize sprays and for irrigation, believed to improve plant health and resilience.

Livestock are integrated into the farm system to utilize their manure for soil fertility and to benefit crop fields.

Use of plant-based tinctures can increase the vitality and resistance of crops to pests and diseases.

Growing crops to protect and enhance the soil health instead of leaving the field bare.

A method of spreading biodynamic preparations over large areas to enhance soil quality and stimulation.

Biodynamic agriculture follows a planting calendar that considers lunar cycles and astrological influences on plant growth.

Biodynamic farming uses natural and homeopathic remedies to manage pests and diseases rather than synthetic chemicals.

Enhances soil structure and stimulates root growth and microbiological activity by providing nutrients.

Increases plant metabolism and photosynthesis, promotes plant growth and improves the flavor and nutrition of crops.

Integrating trees and shrubs with crops and/or livestock farming to create more diverse, productive, healthy, and sustainable land-use systems.

Transforms organic waste into nutrient-rich compost, promoting soil fertility and plant health.

This practice involves alternating the types of crops grown in each field to improve soil health and reduce pests and diseases.

The use of ashes from burned pests or plants spread on fields to deter future pest infestations.