Shaping Communities for Knowledge and Research

In this panel discussion, we consider the biodynamic movement as a global community of knowledge exchange and shared striving for knowledge, which develops further through continuous research.

From the beginning, the spiritual-scientific impulses of the Agriculture Course have been accompanied by practical and scientific research – in particular through the founding of the Research Ring. Its work, as well as that of many other research initiatives, has given biodynamics a sound scientific basis to this day, connecting spiritual insights with empirical data and scientific methods and fostering broader recognition and a deeper understanding of its effects.

At the same time, in this conversation we would like to explore the question of how knowledge arises – both through scientific research approaches and through the observing and perceptive turning toward the living that involves the whole human being.

A panel discussion with Christopher Brock, David Martin, Cyrille Rigolot, Eduardo Rincón and Julia Wright at the Agriculture Conference 2026 “You never farm alone”.

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Publication: 20 March 2026