my reflection
for me it is not biodynamic, because they are practices with a much broader spectrum, or so many people do biodynamics without knowing it or biodynamics casts a wide net
Precisely, for you, who know nothing about it, you mix everything up because of your blatant ignorance of the subject, like the other joker of Abcon. Before telling all your bullshit, start by studying the subject and not be content with a superficiality on it, spread by other ignoramuses who do not know more !.
Steiner edited a few recipes, I did not know that nettle manure could be part of it, is he the inventor? or can biodynamic enthusiasts claim to be the inventors of this type of liquid manure? whether we use this type of decoction or manure in biodynamics, I don't mind, as in organic, or non-organic for that matter, but that does not make it a basis of biodynamics
Another manifestation of ignardiousness. Steiner is a visionary of an open path
by others and that he resumes, applied to his perception of what can be another way of perceiving the world, and agricultural in particular. He does not give ready-made recipes NPK style, but where each one experiments in his own way with the experience coming from the practice of his indications. Only fools believe otherwise.
So there, attributing the positive effects of liquid manure to a biodynamic practice is a bit abusive, let's say that it is a natural practice of common sense, which goes in the right direction, which works and whose operation is validated by the science, WE ARE THEREFORE MORE, NOT IN A BELIEF
Effectively is MORE and not NOT. The science in question does not invent anything, it notes facts, analyzes them, and reproduces them or rather, in agriculture, allows everyone to produce them with knowledge
confirming what is already known and applied, not invented in labs.
So study what biodynamics is, it will prevent you from talking about anything, like organic, real organic!
"We make science with facts, like making a house with stones: but an accumulation of facts is no more a science than a pile of stones is a house" Henri Poincaré