Gardening with Cosmic Rhythms

Join us for the first class in a two-part series exploring Biodynamic Agriculture, a holistic approach to farming and gardening that integrates ecological science, cosmic rhythms, and a deeper relationship with the living world.

This introductory class explores the foundational principles of biodynamics, including how lunar and planetary rhythms influence plant growth and how the farm or garden can be understood as a living organism.

Through discussion and hands-on observation practices, participants will learn to sharpen their perception of natural processes and begin to see the subtle relationships between soil, plants, water, and the wider cosmos.

Whether you are a gardener, farmer, or simply curious about deeper ways of working with nature, this class offers an inspiring introduction to biodynamic thinking and practice.

Participants are welcome to take Class 1 individually, or attend both classes for a deeper dive into the science and philosophy of biodynamic agriculture.

What You'll Learn

• What Biodynamic Agriculture is and how it differs from organic and regenerative systems
• The concept of the farm as a living organism
• How cosmic rhythms and lunar cycles influence plant growth
• The relationship between soil life, plant vitality, and human health
• How to begin observing nature through Goethean observation practices
• An introduction to the Biodynamic Calendar

Who Should Attend

This class is perfect for:

• Gardeners and farmers
• People interested in regenerative agriculture
• Students of biodynamics or permaculture
• Anyone curious about the deeper relationship between soil, food, and human health

This class is part of a two-part Biodynamic Agriculture Series.

Class 1:Gardening with Cosmic Rhythms  – March 28

Class 2: Biodynamic Preparations – April 25th 

Participants may attend either class individually or both for a deeper understanding.

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