Bengaluru to host a two-day national conference on biodynamics from October 22

The Biodynamic Association of India (BDAI) is hosting a two-day national conference in Bengaluru to celebrate 25 years of biodynamic excellence in India and the centenary of the global biodynamic movement. Biodynamic farming is a holistic method based on astronomical sciences, incorporating the sun, moon, and cosmic energy to impact crops, soil, and human health. Started by Rudolf Steiner, this method aims to produce healthy food using organic practices, making farming sustainable and affordable for consumers. Biodynamic farming is gaining popularity in India and worldwide, reflecting a shift towards sustainable and organic agriculture. The conference will bring together farmers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders to discuss the impact of the biodynamic movement on organic agriculture and share insights and experiences. The BDAI works with farmers to restore soil health through biodynamic practices, educating them on harnessing natural forces to rejuvenate water sources, soil, and heirloom seeds in harmony with nature.