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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2023

#20 Communicating Biodynamic Research

from Living Farms: Biodynamic perspectives worldwide · host Section for Agriculture

In this podcast we talk with Martin Quantin about biodynamic research communication. We exchange on the diversity of biodynamic research existing globally and how the practices on the farms influence the research of biodynamic agriculture. We elaborate on the role of media and communication for understanding the various benefits of biodynamic farming. And how biodynamic research can be strengthened in the near future. Martin Quantin works currently for the Biodynamic Research Association in France. He has a Master Degree in Agriculture and also trained in biodynamic farming and Goethean science. Since 2010 he works for training and research in biodynamic agriculture, with an increased interest in bridging mainstream science with the emerging approaches, searching for more intimate understanding of the living. You are interested in getting to know more about the work of the Biodynamic Research Association? Check out their website and subscribe to their here: https://biodynamie-recherche.org/ You are interested in getting to know more about the research communication of the Section for Agriculture. Check out our website here: https://www.sektion-landwirtschaft.org/en/research

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