Envisioning the Future of 

Biodynamic Education

Biodynamic Education at the Pfeiffer Center

The Biodynamic Association has begun a planning process for a significant expansion of our educational programs. With the help of Dr. Andrew Lorand, who is serving as our consultant in the planning process, we are reaching out to a host of stakeholders, educators, and partner organizations in order to better understand the needs within the biodynamic community and the scope of current offerings. In the next month, we will be sending out an online survey to help us reach out to and better understand the work of existing biodynamic educators, mentors, and consultants. We will also be convening an educational program planning committee for a three-day retreat to help us design and prioritize our new offerings. We hope to complete the planning process and begin implementing the educational program by the end of the year. Stay tuned for our survey and for more details on this program as it evolves.

Scholarship Fund for Beginning Farmers                     

Beginning farmers who want to learn the principles and practices of biodynamic agriculture have a new source of support - the Biodynamic Scholarship Fund. Responding to growing interest in farming in general, and biodynamics in particular, the Biodynamic Association has launched a new scholarship fund to help the next generation of farmer gain the knowledge and skills they need to manage successful biodynamic farms. Read more....