Farming by the Moon: Biodynamic Rhythms

In the episode, Biodynamic consultant Andrew Beedy and Troon's director of agriculture Garett Long discuss farming by the moon on a working vineyard and farm.Troon VineyardAndrew Beedy - AndrewBeedy.com - [email protected] Long - [email protected]

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