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SUMMARY:The Challenges Facing Agriculture: Ueli Hurter Tour VIC
DESCRIPTION: \nThe Challenges Facing Agriculture \nand What Biodynamics Offers\nThe Biodynamics Centenary Tour\nMelbourne visit: morning \n  \nFarms and farmers are constantly facing challenges\, be it the weather\, soil health\, cost of inputs/production\, fair return for products etc.  \n2024 celebrates a centenary of the biodynamic movement.  It has been 100 years since Rudolf Steiner presented the Agriculture Lectures in Europe\, which were the start of what became known as Organic and Biodynamic Agriculture. To acknowledge the centenary\, Ueli Hurter from Switzerland\, the head of biodynamics globally\, is undertaking a speaking tour of Australia in May. Ueli Hurter visits biodynamic farms and can report on their health and success.  \nFind out more about Ueli Hurter’s Biodynamics Centenary Tour \n  \nWhen is it? \n11.00 am Tuesday 7 May  \nWhere \nThe Michael Centre\n37A Wellington Park Drive\, \nWarranwood 3134 \nCost \n$30 cash only \n  \nFor more information \nPlease contact Steve Kapolice or phone 0407640495  \n  \n \n 
URL:https://www.anthroposophyau.org.au/event/the-challenges-facing-agriculture-and-what-biodynamics-can-offer/
LOCATION:The Michael Centre\, 37a Wellington Park Drive\, Warranwood\, Vic\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Victoria branch
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ORGANIZER;CN="Steve Kapolice":MAILTO:bdadvisory.kapolice@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Farmer as Priest on His Land: Ueli Hurter Tour VIC
DESCRIPTION: \nFarmer as Priest on His Land\nThe Biodynamics Centenary Tour\nMelbourne visit: evening \n  \nFarms and farmers are constantly facing challenges\, be it the weather\, soil health\, cost of inputs/production\, fair return for products etc.  \n2024 celebrates a centenary of the biodynamic movement.  It has been 100 years since Rudolf Steiner presented the Agriculture Lectures in Europe\, which were the start of what became known as Organic and Biodynamic Agriculture. To acknowledge the centenary\, Ueli Hurter from Switzerland\, the head of biodynamics globally\, is undertaking a speaking tour of Australia in May. Ueli Hurter visits biodynamic farms and can report on their health and success.  \nFind out more about Ueli Hurter’s Biodynamics Centenary Tour \n  \nWhen is it? \n7.00 pm Tuesday 7 May  \nWhere \nAurora Australis Anthroposophical College of the Arts\, \n2 Union Street\, \nKEW 3101 \nCost \n$30 for the members of the Anthroposophical Society\, $35 for non-members. \n  \nFor more information \nPlease contact Birgith Lugosi  phone 0448 844 453. \n  \n \n 
URL:https://www.anthroposophyau.org.au/event/farmer-as-priest-on-his-land/
LOCATION:Aurora Australis\, 2 Union Street\, Kew\, Vic\, 3101\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Victoria branch
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ORGANIZER;CN="Birgith Lugosi":MAILTO:birgith.lugosi@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Harmony of Land\, People\, Community: Ueli Hurter Tour TAS
DESCRIPTION:Bio-Dynamics Centennial Recognition Events \nThe Biodynamics Centenary Tour\nTasmania May 2024 \n  \nBiodynamic Tasmania has organised a series of events to celebrate the 100 years anniversary of Rudolf Steiner’s agriculture lectures\, which in time became known as the birth of bio-dynamic agriculture. These events are part of a suite of events across Australia and New Zealand designed to celebrate the Biodynamics centenary this year. \nIt has been 100 years since Rudolf Steiner presented the Agriculture Lectures in Europe\, which were the start of what became known as Organic and Biodynamic Agriculture. To acknowledge the centenary\, Ueli Hurter from Switzerland\, the head of biodynamics globally\, is undertaking a speaking tour of Australia in May. Ueli Hurter visits biodynamic farms and can report on their health and success.  \nDialogue between healing and regeneration: Keynote speaker Ueli Hurter \nThe celebrations in Tasmania aim to develop authentic dialogue between “healing” and “regeneration” across land\, people and community\, such that new harmonies may emerge and guide further BD developments into the future. \nTasmania Program \nDownload the program\, which shows the range of activities and public presentations planned for 8-10 May in Southern Tasmania\, some of which feature the global head of Bio-Dynamic Agriculture\, Ueli Hurter.  \n*Note – specific event location addresses are supplied during the registration process via Humanitix or by contacting the organisers via the contact details above. \nAs can be seen in the program above and on the downloadable flyer\, there is a mix of smaller group activities (e.g.\, BD compost making and a presentation/discussion on BD bee keeping with students\, parents and interested people at the Tarramah Steiner School)\, facilitated discussions on a range of BD related topics (e.g.\, lunar and planetary cycles) and growing edges for BD (e.g.\, dialogue between Indigenous and BD approaches to caring for land)\, and more focussed discussions (e.g.\, Anthroposophy and community; exploring the herbs used for in BD preparations making; etc). \nEach of these activities represent different facets of the role BD can/does play in responding to major challenges all of us face\, such as climate change\, food security and quality\, cost of living\, and building regenerative communities. These challenges will be the focus of two public presentations by Ueli Hurter on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. \nCost \nAll events attendance/participation require registration so that venues can be adequately prepared. There will be a small registration fee to cover the venue costs for the public presentations. All other events are free of charge. \nRegistration for events \nWed 8th May -Caring for Country Roundtable – Magical Farm Tasmania (Allens Rivulet)  \nWed 8th May – Ueli Hurter public presentation one – BD responses to the climate crisis and social and planetary healing  \nThurs 9th May – Bronzewing Botanicals Herb Farm Tour (Allens Rivulet) & Anthroposophy and Community Future Directions Meeting (Raphael Institute – Margate) \nThurs 9th May Biodynamics in schools with Ueli Hurter (Tarremah Steiner School – Huntingfield) \nThurs 9th May – Ueli Hurter-public presentation two – Economic models\, challenges and opportunities of building regenerative BD food secure communities \nFor more information \nVisit the Bio-Dynamics Tasmania website or contact Bio-Dynamics Tasmania: Trevor Crowe  or phone Cole Bradshaw on 0429 961 125 \n  \nAbout Ueli Hurter \nUeli Hurter has been the co-head of the Agriculture Section at the Goetheanum since 2010 and currently sits on the executive board of the International Biodynamic Association. A native of Switzerland\, he completed agricultural apprenticeships in Switzerland\, Germany and France. He has formerly served as President of the Swiss Demeter association and as Swiss spokesman to Demeter International. \nFind out more about Ueli Hurter’s Biodynamics Centenary Tour Australia-wide \n  \n 
URL:https://www.anthroposophyau.org.au/event/harmony-of-land-people-community-ueli-hurter-tour/
CATEGORIES:Tasmania branch
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SUMMARY:Bio-Dynamics Centennial Celebration: Ueli Hurter Tour  SA
DESCRIPTION:Bio-Dynamics Centennial Celebration \nin South Australia May 2024\nThe Biodynamics Centenary Tour\nAdelaide Hills visit \n  \nAdelaide Hills Bio-Dynamic Group in collaboration with Ngeringa Farm and Vineyards are running a series of events to celebrate the 100 years since Rudolf Steiner gave his agriculture lectures\, which was the birth of bio-dynamic agriculture. \n2024 celebrates a centenary of the biodynamic movement.  It has been 100 years since Rudolf Steiner presented the Agriculture Lectures in Europe\, which were the start of what became known as Organic and Biodynamic Agriculture. To acknowledge the centenary\, Ueli Hurter from Switzerland\, the head of biodynamics globally\, is undertaking a speaking tour of Australia in May. Ueli Hurter visits biodynamic farms and can report on their health and success.  \nFind out more about Ueli Hurter’s Biodynamics Centenary Tour \nIn the course of the two events planned\, in the Hills\, we aim to celebrate 100 years of Bio-Dynamics (BD) in the world\, to bring those interested in or working in BD in South Australia together and to consider how BD can help the world face the challenges of time and our future. \nProgram \nDownload the South Australia Program \nDownload the poster \nWhen is it? \nWednesday 15 May 2024 \nWhere \nField Day: Ngeringa Farm and Vineyard\nMount Barker SA \nBook here for the Field Day \nEvening talk: Biodynamic Responses to the Climate Crisis – Agricultural\, Social and Planetary Healing \nBook here for the evening talk \n  \n  \nCost \nEntry fee $25 for the field day\, $10 for the evening talk. \nAll events attendance/participation require registration so that venues can be adequately prepared.  \nFor more information \nPlease contact Adelaide Hills Bio-Dynamic Group coordinator Simon Martin or phone 0425 144 655 \nAbout Ueli Hurter \nUeli Hurter has been the co-head of the Agriculture Section at the Goetheanum since 2010 and currently sits on the executive board of the International Biodynamic Association. A native of Switzerland\, he completed agricultural apprenticeships in Switzerland\, Germany and France. He has formerly served as President of the Swiss Demeter association and as Swiss spokesman to Demeter International. \nFind out more about Ueli Hurter’s Biodynamics Centenary Tour Australia-wide \n  \n \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.anthroposophyau.org.au/event/bio-dynamics-centennial-celebration-ueli-hurter-tour-sa/
LOCATION:Ngeringa Farm and Vineyard\, 107 Williams Rd\, Mount Barker Summit\, SA\, 5251\, Australia
CATEGORIES:SA branch
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ORGANIZER;CN="Simon Martin":MAILTO:mailto:simonjlmartin@gmail.com
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