Promoting Social Justice, Equity, and Inclusion

Biodynamic compost effects on soil parameters in a 27 year long-term field experiment
20th February 2024
Biodynamic vineyard practices key to fighting climate change
30th June 2020
Biodynamic compost effects on soil parameters in a 27 year long-term field experiment
20th February 2024
Biodynamic vineyard practices key to fighting climate change
30th June 2020

As an organisation, the Biodynamic Association is committed to renewing the health and wholeness of our communities through biodynamic agriculture.

Distressing recent events, highlighting yet again the deep racial inequalities in our world, have been a painful reminder for us in the UK Biodynamic Association of  the need to move forward and progress much faster, and, along with the whole farming community, to commit  and achieve greater diversity in every way possible for our farming, food and gardening movements.

We recognise that there are significant barriers in the UK to all those from disadvantaged backgrounds entering the agricultural sector, including access to land and capital resources. Barriers also exist to accessing healthy and nutritious foods that should be everyone’s right.

These are areas that we are working to address, and in doing so committing ourselves to more fully listen, learn, and promote social justice, equity, and inclusion.  Through positive action we join the global biodynamic community to make positive change. Just as it was true in Rudolf Steiner’s day, the urgent need for social healing is intimately connected to our relationships with food, land, and spirit.

May our feeling penetrate

into the centre of our heart,

and seek, in love, to unite itself

with the human beings seeking the same goal,

with the spirit beings who — bearing grace,

strengthening us from realms of light

and illuminating our love —

are gazing down upon

our earnest, heartfelt striving.

~ Rudolf Steiner, 1923