Show your love for another season of biodynamic farming and community at the Pfeiffer Center and the Fellowship Community -- and give yourself a chance to snag some special farm-made and farm-related items not available any place else. See the items and place your bids here.
Please bundle up tight and come out on Christmas Eve as we sing to the animals that provide nourishment for our bellies and souls. It is said that at midnight, as Christmas Eve turns to Christmas, one can hear the wise and cosmic voices of the animals.
Please watch this space, and join our email list, for news about workshops, courses, and public events coming in 2021. Have a safe winter, and thank you for your interest!
A class in the One-Year Part-Time Training in Biodynamics. Planning to attend as a makeup from last year? Email [email protected] at least one week in advance to find out how to reserve your seat.
Hosted by the Fellowship of Preparation Makers in honor of Hugh Courtney's work fostering biodynamics in North America and beyond, to support him in his journey onward, and awaken guidance from his spiritual work at this time.
A class in the One-Year Part-Time Training in Biodynamics. Planning to attend as a makeup from last year? Email [email protected] at least one week in advance to find out how to reserve your seat.
A class in the One-Year Part-Time Training in Biodynamics. Planning to attend as a makeup from last year? Email [email protected] at least one week in advance to find out how to reserve your seat.
This workshop is for anyone who wants to start a vegetable garden, incorporating basic skills for new gardeners.
A class in the One-Year Part-Time Training in Biodynamics. Planning to attend as a makeup from last year? Email [email protected] at least one week in advance to find out how to reserve your seat.
What can beekeepers do to help our bees thrive and flourish? This half-day workshop will focus on timely tasks every beekeeper should have in mind to encourage hives to build up and multiply. Following a classroom review of the bees' cycle of the year, most of the morning will be spent with the hives in the Pfeiffer Center garden.