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by Rudolf Steiner , the founder of Waldorf education(passive) was invented bybiodynamic farming
by Rudolph Steiner(passive) invented bybiodynamic farming
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Steiner ... an Austrian anthroposophist philosopherinventedbiodynamic farming
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to even more soil degradation , high rate of malnutrition problems , hunger , poverty , climate change and many more problems in this arealeadingto even more soil degradation , high rate of malnutrition problems , hunger , poverty , climate change and many more problems in this area
to a higher microbial diversityleadsto a higher microbial diversity
large productivity of food with less amount of landresultslarge productivity of food with less amount of land
to enhance both , and to provide two crops woodland and animal to farmers making the most of their landdesignedto enhance both , and to provide two crops woodland and animal to farmers making the most of their land
to climate change through the release of methane ( a major greenhouse gas ) from the production of livestock animalsalso contributesto climate change through the release of methane ( a major greenhouse gas ) from the production of livestock animals
to healthier grapes and earlier harvestinghas ledto healthier grapes and earlier harvesting
as a biodynamic system of farming and so is an enhanced state of organic agriculturehas been designedas a biodynamic system of farming and so is an enhanced state of organic agriculture
the nature of the soil to decline either by direct loss of the soil bulk over time by inevitable erosion , or depletion of minerals like phosphoruscausesthe nature of the soil to decline either by direct loss of the soil bulk over time by inevitable erosion , or depletion of minerals like phosphorus
deforestation , pollution and species degradationhas been contributingdeforestation , pollution and species degradation
less soil erosion and run - off of chemicals and lower release of carbon dioxide into the environmentcausesless soil erosion and run - off of chemicals and lower release of carbon dioxide into the environment
in Germanyoriginatedin Germany
damage to land and soilcauseddamage to land and soil
crop growth and all farm activities carried out during the growing periodcan influencecrop growth and all farm activities carried out during the growing period
to promoting sustainable land use and improving environment conservation , natural resource management , livelihoods of crop - livestock producers , and product qualitymay contributeto promoting sustainable land use and improving environment conservation , natural resource management , livelihoods of crop - livestock producers , and product quality
from the ideas of Rudolf Steineroriginatingfrom the ideas of Rudolf Steiner
to problems such as soil erosion , fertility losscontributesto problems such as soil erosion , fertility loss
less soil erosion ... and requires less chemicals and fuel to produce a successful cropcausesless soil erosion ... and requires less chemicals and fuel to produce a successful crop
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to production of home produced organic pesticides and fertilisersleadingto production of home produced organic pesticides and fertilisers
to increased yields and reduced greenhouse gas emissionssustainably will leadto increased yields and reduced greenhouse gas emissions
lots of damage to populations ... to the soil , and to the environmentis causinglots of damage to populations ... to the soil , and to the environment
loss of mangrove forests and coastal agriculturecausesloss of mangrove forests and coastal agriculture
in low food outputs or poor prices for cash cropsresultingin low food outputs or poor prices for cash crops
soil depletion ( the removal of nutrients in soilcausessoil depletion ( the removal of nutrients in soil
population to grow , towns to spring up , general expansion of society into new geographical areascausespopulation to grow , towns to spring up , general expansion of society into new geographical areas
a surge in agricultural prices and farm laborcausinga surge in agricultural prices and farm labor
to the deterioration of river water through the run - off of sediment , nutrients , pesticides and animal manure from the landcan contributeto the deterioration of river water through the run - off of sediment , nutrients , pesticides and animal manure from the land
soil pollution(passive) caused bysoil pollution
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