How to make and use Biodynamic preparations and compost


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An entry point to detailed practice notes on 14 common Biodynamic preparations and Biodynamic composting. Described in simple language so you can understand and apply Biodynamic gardening practices.

BD500 also known as horn manure – used to enhance humus
BD501 also known as horn silica – used to promote healthy plant growth
Cow pat pit – used while making compost, for seed baths, newly transplanted young plants and general soil fertility
Compost preparations

Biodynamic compost – how to make biodynamic compost
BD 508 Equisetum – use as a soil/plant tonic and to reduce plant mould
Biodynamic peppers – for treatment of weeds and pests
Biodynamic tree paste – for fruit tree fertility and disease resistance
Biodynamic weed tea – used for removing weeds and toning soil
Biodynamic fish and seaweed emulsion - for soil and young plant toning

The content of these pages is from our experience, as well as books, web sites and advice from our Biodynamic Association in Australia. We are keen to progressively expand the content of these practice note pages based on the direct experience of Biodynamic practitioners from around the world. Our Biodynamic Forum is the medium for you to ask questions, add comments and provide your experience with making and applying the preparations.

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