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This year’s theme, which Christopher is leading, is how to improve the robustness of herbal medicine in this country, by reducing dependance on international trade and by working with Nature on our doorsteps.

September 19th Rutland Biodynamics Open Day. ‘Working with Nature’ with Christopher Hedley

The 19th September is a Sunday. Entry is by ticket only (£10 paid before 1st September, £20 after 1st September, £30 on the day), to cover costs of admin., seating, speakers etc. You can book online at openday@rutlandbio.com or by telephone 01572 757440

Please note that we are NOT providing food, so please remember to bring your own food!       Various teas and coffee etc will be provided during the day.

If you would like to bring a tent, or camp in a cowshed, please let us know by email in advance. Only very basic washing and WC facilities are available!

We are also hoping to bring a leading member of the biodynamic farming community to talk to us about the growing biodynamic vision for our medicine and our world.

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