This innovative program provides students with an immersive and dynamic learning experience with recycling, trash, and waste streams. By participating in hands-on lessons, students gain an understanding of consumerism, pollution and potential solutions. This curriculum was created by Darren Bingham of REGEN Consulting Services in partnership with the Azulita Project and Willow Bend Environmental Education Center. Funding was provided by the Arizona Community Foundation of Flagstaff, the City of Flagstaff, and other supporters.

In this presentation you will find out why conventional fertilisers are being surpassed by natural, simple biological nutrients. You are blessed to be shown by Gerhard how to make simple fertilisers which when applied unlock the key between the plant and the natural underground nutrient delivery system – the soil microbes.

Elaine takes us through everything that you will ever need to know on how to use your microscope effectively. We’ve put it together this way so you will quickly get a good overview of all the lessons in front of you but you will also gain the right amount of knowledge in the right amount of time.

In this video series, you will understand the correct set of organisms that are present in the soil so that you can do this. You can grow your plants without pesticides, without the inorganic fertilizers, without the toxic materials that we’ve been using for the last 50-80years in conventional agriculture.

A public meeting help by The Network of concerned farmers, the institute of health and environmental research. Recorded live in Adelaide on the 1st of September, 2007

Using the Planting Calendar to optimise production is part of a One Day Workshop: An Introduction to BIODYNAMICS: Grazing, Cropping & Horticulture. Astro effects on both farming and human activities have been known for 1000s of years by many different cultures. Understanding and gauging the results through your own observations has led to often simple benefits such as growing straight carrots instead of twisted ones! In fact, there is much to be gained as you’ll discover in this Film as Hannish and John tell you their stories. Everyone is aware that the high and low tides in the sea are the effect of the lunar movement but not everyone is aware of the Astro effects on plants, animals, and us. It costs little to become aware of the Astro effects and what can be gained.

Jean Belstead met Ron and Bev Smith many years ago when Ron was having problems with mastitis in one of his dairy cows. Jean, a local homeopath showed Ron her homeopathic treatment for mastitis and Ron hasn’t looked back! He is a firm believer and follower of using homeopathy to prevent illnesses and also to relieve stress and trauma both in animals and humans.

Biodynamic composting is regarded by many to be the ultimate method of composting. Starting with conventional farm sourced materials plus the addition of biodynamic preps and minerals it usually requires turning once. It is then covered and left to ‘do its own thing’ while heat and the fermentation process along with the worms ‘cleans’ up the materials producing a compost rich in a broad spectrum of microbes and plant available minerals.

Join hundreds of farmers building soil's fertility by increasing Soil Organic Carbon!   Soil Organic Carbon (Or SOC for short), is the BEST way to increase your farm's soil fertility. However, under many conventional methods, the pathways that build SOC are blocked. Worse then this, conventional methods also cause for SOC loss too!   This Introduction to Soil Organic Carbon class will teach you: What is Soil organic carbon, the Chemical, physical and biological benefits of SOC and how it can make your farm more drought resistant.   In the Soil Organic Carbon Masterclass, you'll learn:

• What is Soil Organic Carbon?
• The Chemical, Physical and Biological benefits of SOC
• How SOC can make your farm drought resistant.

Through the use of the dung beetles, the impact of drought is reduced through: Improved grass root and water penetration. Improved soil structure. Improved habitat and food supply for earthworms. This means an enormous sector of Australian crops and farmland can be saved even in situations of dire straits.

Presentations from Dr. Christine Jones, Nicole Masters & Graeme Hand.