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Paradise Valley— Squamish — British Columbia

C-Dar
Biodynamic
Society

About Us

ABOUT  US

C-Dar Biodynamic

We are a non-profit organisation dedicated to the treatment and management of the soil in a sustainable way both economically and ecologically, according to the principles of biodynamic agriculture outlined by Dr. Rudolf Steiner. We are located in Paradise Valley, 15km north of Squamish, British Columbia.

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What’s going on

Our objective is to study, produce, and apply biodynamic preparations and compost to restore and nurture pastures, forests and gardens, in order to obtain high quality food and produce.

C-Dar Farm Greenhouse

Gardens

C-Dar Biodynamic Society has several gardens in which a wide variety of biodynamic vegetables grow.

C-Dar Biodynamic Preparations

Biodynamic Preparations

All the biodynamic preparations are made on the farm. We apply them to our own gardens and we the preparations are for sale as well. Please contact us for more information.

C-Dar Lodge Gatehouse Squamish

C-Dar Lodge Gatehouse

At the Gatehouse we facilitate a wide variety of events throughout the year. Check the events page for more info!

VISION STATEMENT

C-Dar Biodynamic Society’s focus is the study, production and application of biodynamic preparations and composts for restoring and nurturing fields, forests and gardens.

VISION STATEMENT

“C-Dar Biodynamic Society’s focus is the study, production and application of biodynamic preparations and composts for restoring and nurturing fields, forests and gardens.”

Rudolf Steiner

Rudolf Joseph Lorenz Steiner (27 February 1861 – 30 March 1925) was an Austrian philosopher, social reformer, architect, economist and esotericist. At the beginning of 1920 a group of farmers, concerned about the deterioration of soils, requested councils from Dr. Rudolf Steiner, an Austrian scientist and founder of the Anthroposophy. The fundamental principles of biodynamic agriculture emerged from a series of classes and lectures taught in Koberwitz, Poland 1924. The development of knowledge achieved at these conferences is currently being practiced globally and continues to expand.

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