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BD Journals 1941-1975, sorted by article title

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Action on Organic Standards-- An Appeal	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		99	1
Activity and Means of Influencing the Animal Life of the	Friedrich Wilhelm	Wilhelm		112	18-25
Soil, The
Addition of Nitrogen Fertilizers to Compost, The	E. E.Pfeiffer	E.Pfeiffer	XI	4 & 5	2-6
Agricultural Conference, Golden Acres Farm, October 1958	David Glasser	Glasser		49	22-26
Agricultural Work at Camphill Special Schools	Bernard Wolf	Wolf		108	12
Agriculture and Technology of Sugar in 1944-45	O. W. Willcox	Willcox	V	1	32
Agriculture and the Camphill Movement	Hartmut von Jeetze	von Jeetze		114	1-6
Agriculture in Mexico	Carlos Caballero	Caballero	X	1 & 2	13-17
Agriculture in the Present Situation of Environmental	Fiona von Heider	Heider		98	1-22
Planning
Alcohol or Humus		anon	IV	1	35
Alfalfa Root Nodules and Phosphate Fertilizing	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		89	21
All That Glitters Is Not Nutritious	Alice Heckel	Heckel	VII	4	28-31
Angles and Aspects of Organics	Peter Escher	Escher	XII	3	23-26
Animal Waste Disposal and Its Possible Solution By	J.R. Howes	Howes		81	18-23
Composting
Anniversary Conference in Spring Valley	Anne Marshall	Marshall		112	29-32

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Annual B. D. Conference (1959)	Fred Heckel	Heckel		50	21-22
Annual B. D. Conference (1959)	Fred Heckel	Heckel		52	2-6
Another Answer to the Question: What Is Bio-Dynamic	Ursula Schaefer (trans.)	Schaefer		106	21-23
Gardening and Farming
Another Aspect of Conservation		anon		57	29-30
Another Experience Report	Mrs. Frederick J. Suhr	Suhr	IX	3	22-23
Apple Growing	Alvin Filsinger	Filsinger		68	21-25
Application of the Diagnostic-Crystallization Method for the	H.H. Koepf and A. Selawry	Koepf		64	9-24
Investigation of Quality of Food and Fodder, Part I
Application of the Diagnostic-Crystallization Method for the	H.H. Koepf and A. Selawry	Koepf		65	1-12
Investigation of Quality of Food and Fodder, Part II
Application of the Diagnostic-Crystallization Method for the	H.H. Koepf and A. Selawry	Koepf		67	1-12
Investigation of Quality of Food and Fodder, Part III
Are Soils Merely a Matter of Minus and Plus?	Alice Heckel	Heckel	VII	3	21-24
Art and Science of Composting, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		49	2-20
Art of Bee-Keeping, The, Part I	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	IV	1	12-18
Art of Bee-Keeping, The, Part II	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	IV	2	21-32
Art of Bee-Keeping, The, Part III	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	V	1	24-30
Art of Bee-Keeping, The, Part IV	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	V	2	2-13
Asparagus	E. Speiden	Speiden	III	1	24-26
Autumn Conference, The (Sept. 3-8, 1947)		anon	VI	1	26-
					31.

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Availability of Nitrogen, Phosphate, and Potash in Soils	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	X	4	30-34
Availability of Nitrogen, Phosphate, and Potash in Soils Due	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	X	3	24-27
to Application of Microorganisms
Available, Water-- Soluble or Storage: Humus Decides the	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		56	1-9
Issue
B.D. Compost Starter Recipe for Small Gardens		anon		47	27.
B.D. Conference 1955	Renate Schaafhausen	Schaafhausen		38	19-23
B.D. Gardening and Farming in the Atomic Age	Donald B. Hull	Hull		65	48-50
B.D. Homestead, A	Marjorie Spock and Mary T. Richards	Richards		62	20-23
Balance and Imbalance, Beneficial Versus Poisonous	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		77	1-17
Basic Facts in Human Nutrition	Jonathan Forman	Forman		76	12-13
Basic Principles Don't Change (Excerpts from Waldo F.		anon	VIII	4	36-40
Brown's Success in Farming [1881])
Beekeeping Questions	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	VI	4	30-31
Beekeeping-- Some Practical Indications	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	VI	1	16
Bees Belong in the Bio-Dynamic Picture	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	XI	1 & 2	38-40
Beginning of My Vegetable Garden, The	Anita Linder	Linder		98	22-24
Behavior of Bees Under the Influence of Deterrents Derived	Hans Heinze	Heinze		59	25-33
from the Body Substance of Their Own Species, The
Bio-Chemical Research Laboratory Annual Report, 1957-	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		55	1-14
1959
Bio-Chemical Research Laboratory, The		anon	V	2	1-6.

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Bio-Dynamic Composting	Russell C. Derber	Derber		69	23-26
Bio-Dynamic Conference, April 1946, The	E. Speiden	Speiden	V	1	1-10
Bio-Dynamic Dairy Farming, "Sentinel"		anon	V	1	36-39
Bio-Dynamic Farm-- An Organism, The	Carsten Pank	Pank		81	38-53
Bio-Dynamic Farming and Gardening		anon		1 (3	1-5
				and 4)
Bio-Dynamic Farming and Gardening Association Annual	Anne Marshall	Marshall		113	33-35
Meeting, August 25, 1974
Bio-Dynamic Farming and Gardening in Our Time	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		101	5-15
Bio-Dynamic Farming and Gardening in Our Time:	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		103	1-6
Agriculture as a Social Task III
Bio-Dynamic Food Products in 1980	Richard Rettig	Rettig		95	34-37
Bio-Dynamic Market Gardening	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		52	19-24
Bio-Dynamic Meeting (Conference, August 4-7, 1949)	Fred Heckel	Heckel	VII	4	7-13
Bio-Dynamic Method Can Produce Quantity Too, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		59	1-7
Bio-Dynamic Method in 1950, The		anon	VIII	3	2-8
Bio-Dynamic Method: What it is and What it is Not, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VI	4	2-17
Bio-Dynamic Production and the Consumer	H. H. Koepf, Bo D. Pettersson, W.	Koepf		114	16-20
	Schaumann
Bio-Dynamic Quality Standards	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		101	1-5
Bio-Dynamic Spray 500	E. Speiden	Speiden	VIII	2	12-18
Bio-Dynamic Spray 501	E. Speiden	Speiden	VIII	3	10-12

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Bio-Dynamic Spray 508, (and 507 as a Spray)	E. Speiden	Speiden	VIII	4	17-19
Bio-Dynamic Sprays	H. H. Koepf	Koepf	III	1	1-9
Bio-Dynamic Sprays, The	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		97	1-16
Bio-Dynamic Treatment of Fruit Trees, Berries, and Shrubs,	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		42	2-18
The, Part I
Bio-Dynamic Treatment of Fruit Trees, Berries, and Shrubs,	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		43	2-14
The, Part II
Bio-Dynamics and Ecology	E. F. Winter	Winter		60	12-18
Bio-Dynamics as a Trace Element	Fred Heckel	Heckel		80	34-36
Bio-Dynamics as An Ecological Influence	Philip S. Very	Very		99	2-8
Bio-Dynamics in Denmark	O. E. Rasmussen	Rasmussen	IV	2	22-26
Bio-Dynamics in Italy	M. Garbari	Garbari	IV	2	26
Bio-Dynamics in New England	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		104	19-20
Bio-Dynamics in Ontario	John Rohlmann	Rohlmann		112	33-34
Bio-Dynamics in Palestine		anon	IV	1	38
Bio-Dynamics in South Africa	J.G. Grave	Grave	V	2	30-33
Bio-Dynamics Is Not Just Composting	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		91	30-35
Bio-Dynamics: A Short, Practical Introduction	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		41	2-9
Biological and Natural Control of Insect Pests	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		48	2-8
Biological and the Mechanical-Chemical Way to Rational	Peter Blaser	Blaser	XII	2	28-34
Farm Management, The
Biological Balance, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		38	2-12

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Biological Control 100 Years Ago		anon		40	28
Biological Control of Noxious Insects and Weeds	C. H. Hoffman	Hoffman		51	14-24
Biological Role of the Earthworm, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	II	2	18-21
Biological Task of Forestry, The, Part I	Henry Baldwin	Baldwin		1 (1 &	16-18
				2)
Biological Task of Forestry, The, Part II	Henry Baldwin	Baldwin		1 (3 &	12-20
				4)
Biological Weathering of Rock	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		80	32-34
Bird's Eye View of World Conservation Practices, A	Alice Heckel	Heckel	VIII	4	32-35
Birds in the Balance of Nature	Alice Heckel	Heckel		44	11-21
Bit About Organics in Britain, A	Bo Rodehn	Rodehn	VII	3	25-28
Blurred Instinct	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		79	31
Bogs, Bottom Land, and `Banking' in Southern New Jersey	Claude N. Terry	Terry	VIII	3	24-26
Books on Beekeeping	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	V	2	13-14
Border Plants from French Canada	Robert and Greta Schon	Schon	V	2	27-29
Both Using and Keeping Our Forests	Richard B. Gregg	Gregg		63	26-31
Boys Town		anon		60	18-20
Bread Baking, Cookery and Related Questions	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		65	14-23
Bread Making-- Science and Art	E. Speiden	Speiden	IX	3	6-10
Brief Directions for the Use of the Bio-Dynamic Sprays		anon	IX	1	24-26
Brief Report on the Winter Agricultural Conference at the	John Rohlmann	Rohlmann		114	27-30
Goetheanum, February 5-9, 1975, A

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Building a Garden	John Scott	Scott	IX	4	21-22
Buschmans Install New Mill		anon		74	30
Camomile, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		74	13-20
Can We Restore the Old-Fashioned Family Farm?	Carl Ogren	Ogren		75	30-35
Care of Hay in the Hayloft	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IV	2	6, 10,
					14
Cattle Feeding along Bio-Dynamic Lines	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VI	3	24-30
Cereal Root Nematodes	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		93	34
Challenges	Russell C. Derber	Derber		89	22-25
Changing Rural Pattern-- a Challenge, The, Part I	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		36	2-6
Changing Rural Pattern-- a Challenge, The, Part II	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		37	3-11
Chemist's Reaction to Bio-Dynamics, A	Henry A. Hoffman, Jr.	Hoffman	VI	1	31-32
Chinese Agriculture	M. Holmes	Holmes	XI	4 & 5	39-45
Christian and the Creature, The	Gottfried Richter	Richter		112	25-28
Chromatograms of Grain and Flour	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		54	2-15
Chromatograms of Soil, Bio-Dynamic Preparations and their	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth		62	9-14
Source Materials
Climate and Geography	George Cragin	Cragin		57	20-23
Clipping from Canada, A		anon	III	2	13-
					16.
Cold Weather Vegetables	E. Speiden	Speiden		39	15-24
Collaboration of Consumers, Producers, and Tradesmen in	Tom Jurriaanse	Jurriaanse		103	9-13

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Holland
Color Symptoms in Plant Deficiency Diseases	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth	XI	1&2	15-23
Community Ecologist, The	F.R. Fosberg	Fosberg		56	24-28
Companion and Protective Plants	Richard B. Gregg	Gregg	III	1	16-24
Comparative Soil Tests 1951-1961 of a Bio-Dynamic Farm	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		60	1-11
Comparison of Personality Characteristics of Individuals	Philip S. Very	Very		91	14-22
Attracted to Various Agricultural Methodologies, A
Comparisons Between Farm and Garden Practices	Peter Escher	Escher	XII	4	35-39
Compensation for Lack of Lime through the Bio-Dynamic	F. Bessenich and E.E. Pfeiffer	Bessenich		1 (3 &	29-30
Preparations 500, 503 and 505				4)
Compost and Fertilizer on Peas	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IX	3	2-5
Compost Heap, The		anon		11	1-10
Compost Lessons from the Earthworm	E. Speiden	Speiden	V	2	33-35
Compost: What It Is-- How It Is Made-- What It Does	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		77	20-37
Composting Again-- Small and Large	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	XI	1 & 2	2-14
Composting Coffee Waste and Manure at Golden Acres	Walter Stuber and Peter Blaser	Stuber	XII	2	2-5
Farm
Composting Comes of Age (Review of E. E. Pfeiffer's the	Fred Heckel	Heckel		42	33-34
Compost Manufacturer's Manual)
Composting Leaves	Howard B. Mehrtens	Mehrtens		36	7-10
Composting on the Farm with B.D. Starter	Peter Blaser	Blaser	XII	4	23-32
Composting, a Bridge Between Bio-Dynamics and	Joe S. Francis	Francis		84	18-22
"Orthodox" Methods

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Consequences Unto the Third and Fourth Generation	Heinz Graupner	Graupner		77	18-20
Conservation in the Suburbs	Fred Heckel	Heckel		72	17-18
Conservation-Alert County, A	Maybel M. Holmes	Holmes		37	11-13
Conservationists Should Beware the 'Jehovah Complex'	Conservation News	Anon		53	39-41
Conserving Nutritional Values	Cathryn Elwood	Elwood		65	35-45
Considering Biological Agriculture	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		112	7-15
Continuing Growth-- Duxbury, 1974	Madelon Arking	Arking		111	32-35
Contrasting Approaches to Farm Problems	Peter Escher	Escher		37	14-17
Cooperative Marketing	C. Russell Keep, Jr.	Keep		52	9-11
Cosmic Clocks and Life Rhythms	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		75	27-29
Cosmic Error, A (Poem)	Harvey E. Yantis	Yantis	X	3	19
Cosmic Rhythms	J. Schultz	Schultz		1 (3 &	21-25
				4)
Covering the Ground with Vegetables	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		68	25-28
Crickets in Greenhouses		anon		40	23
Critic at Large	Brooks Atkinson	Atkinson		70	23-25
Critical View of Techno-Industrial Agriculture, A	Don McGuire	McGuire		107	12-36
Crystallizations in Frost	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		98	42-44
Cucumber, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		64	29-36
Cultivated Herbs-- Yesterday and Today	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		54	21-27
Current Topics, Part I	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		70	40-45

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Current Topics, Part II	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		71	37-39
Current Topics, Part III	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		72	15-17
Cutting Corners in Growing Corn		anon	X	1 & 2	46-47
D.H.I.A. Test at Threefold Farm	Ernest Daniel	Daniel	VIII	1	16-18
Dandelion, The	Heinze Grotzke	Grotzke		78	11-18
Day at the Cowger Farm: a Bio-Dynamic Workshop Takes	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		108	13-16
Form, A
Decay of Frozen Food	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		74	21
Decline of American Agriculture, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		70	17-22
Determination of Nitrates in Water Supplies		anon		75	41-
					43.
Differences in Root Growth Due to Mineral and Organic		anon	XI	3	21-22
Fertilization
Digging and Delving, Part I. Introduction: The Three	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		80	30-32
Dimensional Garden
Digging and Delving, Part II. Planning the Garden	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		81	53-56
Digging and Delving, Part III. Why the Three Story Garden	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		82	19-22
Works
Digging and Delving, Part IV. The Distribution of Sunlight	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		83	23-27
Digging and Delving, Part V. The Moisture Supply	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		84	26-30
Digging and Delving, Part VI. the Air Supply	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		85	31-33
Digging and Delving, Part VII. Root Systems	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		86	26-28

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Digging and Delving, Part VIII. The Winter Garden and Part	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		87	10-16
IX. Transplanting and Other Detailed Operations
Directions for Taking Soil Samples		anon	III	2	28
Directions for the Use of the Bio-Dynamic Preparations 502		anon	IV	1	39
to 507 in Compost or Manure Piles
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part 1	Carsten Pank	Pank		93	20-29
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part II	Carsten Pank	Pank		94	23-32
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part III	Carsten Pank	Pank		95	8-18
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part IV	Carsten Pank	Pank		97	26-37
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part V	Carsten Pank	Pank		98	25-42
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part VI	Carsten Pank	Pank		101	16-27
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part VII. p. 1	Carsten Pank	Pank		102	13-23
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part VII. p. 2	Carsten Pank	Pank		103	17-28
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part VIII	Carsten Pank	Pank		105	22-31
Discovery of Roots, The	Nigel Altman	Altman		1 (3 &	26-28
				4)
Do We Really Know What We Are Doing? Ddt Spray	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		45	2-40
Programs-- Their Value and Dangers
Doctor and the Farmer, The	Henry N. Williams	Williams		113	4-11
Doctor Forman Asks Nutritional Research Project	Fred Heckel	Heckel		64	25-27
Does Bio-Dynamic Farming Pay?	J. Morton	Morton	III	2	22-26
Does Bread Nourish?	E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	III	2	16-22

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Does Soil Testing Help Towards a Natural Control of	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		86	29-30
Fungus and Bacterial Diseases in Plants?
Do-It-Yourself Chromatography	Ruth Rosevear	Rosevear	III	?	21-31
Dynamic Concept of the Weather, A	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IV	2	1-6
Dynamic Effects in Plant Growth	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		74	30-31
Dynamic Forces	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		1 (1 &	11-15
				2)
Dynamic Forces Practically Applied	E. Riese, F. Bessenich, and E. E.	Riese		1 (3 &	7-11
	Pfeiffer			4)
Earth Day: in Perspective	Philip S. Very	Very		94	37-39
Earthly and Cosmic Nutrition	Henry N. Williams	Williams		96	20-24
Earthworm in General-- the Compost Worm in Particular,	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		47	17-24
The
Earthworms Rejuvenate the Soil	Lawrence C. Lemmon	Lemmon	IX	1	27-32
Echoes of the Bio-Dynamic Conference, August 1961, at	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		60	21-24
Threefold Farm
Ecological Fable, An (Poem)	Dienemann	Dienemann		54	35
Ecology Made Understandable (A Review of The Web of	E. Speiden	Speiden		36	23-25
Life, by John H. Storer)
Effect of Fertilizers on Cultivated Plants, The	Magda Engqvist	Engqvist		74	22-30
Effect of Site, Fertilizing, and Growth Influencing Factors	Bo D. Pettersson	Pettersson		96	1-19
Upon the Quality of Potato Tubers, The
Effectiveness of High Dilutions, The		anon		86	13-15

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Effects of Excessive Phosphate in the Soil	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		111	1-2
Effects of Seeding Rates on Spring Seeded Alfalfa without		anon		91	38
Companion Crop in New York
Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffer and His Work (Memorial Issue)	~Many authors	~Many authors		61	2-39.
Electric Insect Traps	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		46	17-20
Elemental World and Man, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		113	11-16
Emerson's Approach to Nature	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		94	2-12
Environmental Relationship of the Organism	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		78	19-20
Equations (Poem)	Carsten Pank	Pank		82	11
Equisetum Tea Versus Black Spot in Rhode Island	Helen Handell	Handell		87	30-31
Erlangen Compost Plant, The		anon		47	25-27
Established Pesticides Carry High Risk	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		93	33
Evaluation of Soil Productivity for Management, and Other	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		71	3-14
Basic Decisions
Even Scientists Have to Eat!	E. Speiden	Speiden	XI	1 & 2	23-24
Experiences with a Farm Pond	George Bechtold	Bechtold	VIII	3	21-23
Experiment in Treating Liquid Manure	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		79	1-12
Experiment with Dr. Pfeiffer's B.D. Compost Starter, An	Katharina Hanke	Hanke		82	25-26
Experimental Garden of 1950, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IX	3	11-12
Experiments and Observations on the Use of Bone Meal on	Bo D. Pettersson	Pettersson		67	15-20
Grass and Clover Mixtures in Central Scandinavia
Eyeing Potatoes	Ludwig Piening	Piening	VII	1	18-20

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Facts and Observations	Howard Laskey	Laskey		90	8-11
Faith Homestead	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick	VIII	1	11-15
Family Farming		anon	IX	4	18-
					20.
Farm Conference at Golden Acres		anon		44	10
Farm Conference at Golden Acres	Peter Escher	Escher		46	2-7
Farm Drugs and Human Health	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		90	18-19
Farm Is Not An Economic Haven, A	William J. McCauley	McCauley	IV	2	11-14
Farm Yard Manure Verses Artificials	O. Elstrup Rasmussen	Rasmussen	V	1	10-12
Farmers Also Conservationists	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		106	31
Farmer's Follies	Charles W. Eddy	Eddy	X	4	24-30
Farmer's Holiday, A	Ernest Daniel	Daniel	VIII	1	18-21
Farmer's Progress?, Part I	H. F. Mahle	Mahle		66	24-26
Farmer's Progress?, Part II	H. F. Mahle	Mahle		67	13-15
Farmer's Progress?, Part III	H. F. Mahle	Mahle		70	38-40
Farmer's Progress?, Part IV	H. F. Mahle	Mahle		72	13-15
Farming as a Social Fulfillment	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		106	15-21
Farming in the Rio Grande Valley	Peter A. Escher	Escher	X	1 & 2	27-32
Feathery Eggs and Sponge Cakes	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick	XII	3	21-22
Feeding Cattle for Health and Fertility	Wolfgang Schaumann	Schaumann		111	2-10
Feeding Dairy Cattle	Robert J. Emde	Emde	III	1	26-31

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Feeding, the Alpha and Omega in Farming	Carsten Pank	Pank		76	15-25
Field Day at Chester	A. Heckel	Heckel	VII	4	13-15
First Three Furrows, The	Andrew Hoy and Asger Elmquist	Hoy		114	21-22
Fish Look for Work to Do, The	A. Kucherenko	Kucherenko		104	20-23
Five Years of Bio-Dynamic Gardening in Southern Virginia	Alma Ruth Davis	Davis		111	10-14
Food: Where Does Yours Come From? (Part I)	S. W. Edwards	Edwards	VII	1	2-5
Food: Where Does Yours Come From? (Part II)	S. W. Edwards	Edwards	VII	2	17-20
Food: Where Does Yours Come From? (Part III)	S. W. Edwards	Edwards	VIII	2	9-12
Forage Plant Extracts Increase Germination and Growth of		anon		91	40
Corn Seedlings
Forest in the Ecological System and in the Farm Economy,	J. B. Santon	Santon		76	30-40
The
Forest Seed Production in Relation to Planetary Cycles, Part	Joachim Schultz	Schultz	XI	3	10-20
I
Forest Seed Production in Relation to Planetary Cycles, Part	Joachim Schultz	Schultz	XI	4 & 5	26-34
II
Forestry or Famine?	Rolf Gardiner	Gardiner	VIII	2	19-28
Forests Near Big Cities Must Be Preserved	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		89	2
Forming of Soils and Their Testing, The	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth		96	25-37
Forty Years of Bio-Dynamic Farming and Gardening	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		72	1-4
From Loudon's Encyclopedia, London, 1824	H. Philbrick (contributed by)	Philbrick		36	25-26
From Missouri	John and Helen Philbrick	Philbrick	IX	1	15-16

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
From Our Secretary	Josephine Porter	Porter		53	36-39
From Our Secretary's Correspondence		anon		51	29-
					31.
From Rosina Arndt's Notebook	R. Arndt	Arndt		47	28-29
From Seed to Seed	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		69	18-23
From the Four Corners of the Globe	Alice Heckel	Heckel	VII	2	20-23
From the Laboratory: Chromatograms Applied to Wheat		anon		74	31-34
Experiments
From Wasteland to Woodland		anon		84	38
Fruitful Exchange, A	Marjorie Spock	Spock		104	17-19
Fruits of Specialization in Science, The (From An Address)	Barry Commoner	Commoner		68	32-34
Function of Natural Membrances, The	A.D. Sargood	Sargood		111	15-18
Future After the First Fifty Years, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		112	1-6
Future for the Family Farm, A	Ludwig Piening	Piening		69	14-17
Gain or Loss?		anon		90	36
Garden Experiences	Ruth Eastman and Mary Mitchell	Mitchell	VIII	4	31
Garden Tractor, The	Arnold C. Brugger	Brugger		104	24-27
Gardener's Progress (?) Report	Alan Brilliant	Brilliant		76	26-28
Gardener's Year, The, Autumn	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel	VII	4	32-34
Gardener's Year, The, Summer	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel	VII	3	34-36
Gardener's Year, The, Winter	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel	VIII	1	27-29

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Garrity Urges Stress on Ecology		anon		72	4-5
Germinating Force of Seeds, The	Erika Riese	Riese		53	25-27
Goat Breeder's Year with Dairy Sheep, A	Ingrid S. Buchinger	Buchinger		113	22-27
Golden Acres Apiary	Ursula Stuber	Stuber	X	4	13-16
Golden Acres Farm	Walter Stuber	Stuber	X	4	35-38
Good and Fitting Memorial, A		anon		61	40
Good Recipe for Milk, A	Walter VanderBeek	VanderBeek	IX	2	19-24
Grass Is Immortal	John J. Ingalls	Ingalls		92	16
Grass Tetany and Hypomagnesaemia	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		93	31-32
Great Land Movement in India, A	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		46	21-31
Greatest Killing Program of All?, The	Audubon Magazine (Nov.-Dec.,	anon		49	20-22
	1958)
Green Manuring, Organic Fertilizer, Compost in Spring?.	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	X	1 & 2	18-21
Greenhouse Experiences, Part I	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		37	26-32
Greenhouse Experiences, Part II	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		38	27-30
Greenhouse Gardening	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		80	23-26
Greenhouse on the B.D. Homestead, The	E. F. Winter	Winter		48	13-19
Grindstone Lies Buried Under Snow	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	X	1 & 2	32-35
Grindstone Run Becomes a Summer Stream	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	X	3	20-23
Grindstone Run Empties Into the Potomac	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	VI	3	20-24
Grotzke Compost		anon		54	20

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Grow a Garden	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		93	2-3
Grow Vetch, Young Man	R. A. Arndt	Arndt		43	28-29
Growing Farm Tenancy Threatens the Soil	W. J. McCauley	McCauley	V	2	24-27
Growing Insensitivity of Insects to Insecticides, The	C.J. Briejer	Briejer		47	9-16
Growing Need for Bio-Dynamic Agriculture, The	Hartmut von Jeetze	von Jeetze		113	1-4
Growing Quality Herbs	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		108	33-36
Growing Up with Honey	Wilbur C. Wahl	Wahl		94	33-37
Growth Analyses of An Alfalfa Community		anon		92	38
Harlemville: First Year's Report	Jeanne Bergen	Bergen		109	16-20
Healthy and Diseased Pastures	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	III	1	10-14
Herb Growing	E. Speiden	Speiden	II	2	25-31
Herb Seasonings and How to Use Them	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		89;14-
				16
Herb Teas	E. Speiden	Speiden	IX	2	13-18
Herbicides and Soil Structure	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		83	21-22
Herbs in the Garden	Margaret Thomas	Thomas		62	40-41
Hidden Truths (Poem)	Christian Ostergaard	Ostergaard		92	1
Highlights and Sidelights	Karl Walter	Walter		92	30-36
Highlights from the B. D. Conference 1952	Fred Heckel	Heckel	X	4	16-23
History and Principles of Bio-Dynamic Agricultural		anon		105	1-7
Methods

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
History of Minkdale Farm and What Caused Us to Become	A. F. A. Konig	Konig	II	1	27-30
B. D. Minded
Hog Feeding	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VI	3	30-31
Holland Increases Application of City Garbage Composts	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		84	22-23
Home Garden, A	E. B. Sayre	Sayre	VII	4	19-20
Home Remedy for Cats Poisoned with DDT		anon		78	20
Hope for Natural Insect Control?	Alice Heckel	Heckel		84	24-25
Horns of a Dilemma, The	The Chambers Family	Chambers		108	1-4
How Certain Plants Can Utilize Locked-Up Phosphorous	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		90	29
How Do the New Insecticides Affect Public Health?		anon	XII	2	36-39
How Long Do Seeds Keep?	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		41	23-26
How Moist is Moist?	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	XI	4 & 5	35-38
How Much Compost Should We Use?	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	XII	4	2-12
How to Buy a Farm	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	II	1	11-17
How to Convert a Farm to Bio-Dynamics, Part I	William Ferguson	Ferguson	III	2	26-28
How to Convert a Farm to Bio-Dynamics, Part II, The Large	William Ferguson	Ferguson	IV	1	29-33
Farm
How to Convert a Farm to Bio-Dynamics, Part III, The	William Ferguson	Ferguson	IV	2	33-37
Small and Medium-Sized Farm
Human Ecology	Jonathan Forman	Forman		80	18-22
Human Interest Story, A	Fred Heckel	Heckel		81	14-17
Hybrid Corn vs. Open Pollinated Corn	Ernest M. Halbleib	Halbleib	VIII	2	7-9

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
I Did Not Know... (Poem)	Andrew Hoy	Hoy		112	32
Ideal Soil, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		40	17-19
Impression of Australia and Bio-Dynamics Therein, An	P.C. Proctor	Proctor		113	17-19
Impressions of Agriculture Abroad-- 1950	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VIII	4	10-16
Impressions of Agriculture in England and Scotland 1950	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IX	1	17-23
Impressions of the Farm Conference	E. Speiden	Speiden	XII	4	16-22
In Defense of the Amateur	Minerva Brooks	Brooks	V	1	20-24
In Memory of Ludwig Piening		anon		90	33-35
In Praise of Weeds	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		72	10-12
In Search of Quality, Part I	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		91	3-14
In Search of Quality, Part II	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		92	2-15
Individual-- the Community-- the Land, The	Michael Schmundt	Schmundt		114	23-27
Industrial Item, An		anon		50	20
Influence of Fertilization on Feed Quality	Irmgard von Grone-Gueltzow	von Grone-		105	16-22
		Gueltzow
Influence of the Soil on the Health of Plants, Animals and	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel		55	15-19
Man, The
Insect Resistance	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		106	27
Insect World's Relationship to Cruciferous Plants, The	Heinrich Thies	Thies		108	30-36
Insecticides Today and Tomorrow	W. Coda Martin	Martin		44	21-31
Instructions for Building a Compost Pile with the B. D.		anon		58	8-14
Compost Starter

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Integrated Control Must Start with the Soil	O. W. Grussendorf	Grussendorf		82	1-11
Integrated Pest and Disease Control	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		89	32-34
Intensifying a B. D. Homestead Production	E. F. Winter	Winter		52	12-19
Interactions of Manure and N on Growth, Yield, and Mineral		anon		92	37
Composition of Continuous Corn Growing on Clay Soil
Intercropping Vegetables with Herbs		anon		86	25
Introduction to Pfeiffer’s Soil Fertility, Renewal and	Eve Balfour	Balfour	V	2	22-24
Preservation
It's An Ill Wind	Alice Heckel	Heckel		79	42-45
Jefferson's Plow	Virginia Moore	Moore	II	2	22-24
John Philbrick, President of the B. D. Association	Fred Heckel	Heckel		63	25-26
Jottings from Vermont	Charles W. Eddy	Eddy	IX	4. 23-
				28
Kalendarial Index, Part I	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		99	12-34
Kalendarial Index, Part II	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		100	12-25
Kalendarial Index, Part III	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		101	27-38
Kalendarial Index, Part IV	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		102	24-35
Kimberton Farms		anon	III	1	32-33
Kimberton Farms Agricultural School		anon	III	1	39-42
Know Your Soil	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VII	2	2-7
Knowledge of Gods, The (A Poem)	Rudolf Steiner	Steiner	III		32
Land Administrators Blend New Concepts with Old	Ernest Swift	Swift		56	29-31

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Landscape Balances		anon	IV	2	37
Large Farm or Small Farm	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IV	1	1-7
Large-Scale Composting	Fred Heckel	Heckel		84	9-10
Learning on the Nature Trail	Cornelia Schwartz	Schwartz		111	18-20
Lecture to the Bio-Dynamic Association	Lady Eve Balfour	Balfour	VI	2	9-13
Let Us Get Back to Earth	Lord Northbourne	Northbourne	VII	1	31-32
Letter from France, A	Pierre Sauvegeot	Sauvegeot	IV	1	19-28
Letter from Greece	Ingrid S. Buchinger	Buchinger		79	14-16
Letter from India, A	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		43	35-38
Letter from Moscow	E. F. Winter	Winter		57	11-14
Life in the Garden	John H. Philbrick	Philbrick		62	36-40
Light of the Sun, The (Poem)	Rudolf Steiner	Steiner		93	1
Light That Shines in Men, The (Poem)	Rudolf Steiner	Steiner		112	37
Lime Meal for Feeding	E. 0. Eckstein	Eckstein	II	1	23-26
Little Report on China Farms, A	Tze-kong Waung	Waung	IX	3	25-26
Living Influences on Plant Development	A. de Podolinsky	Podolinsky		106	1-10
Love of the Earth, A	Richard Potter	Potter		65	23-31
Make Your Own Compost the Fast Machine Way with the		anon	VIII	1	22-25
B.D. Compost Starter
Man and Mechanization in Farming	Ludwig Piening	Piening		72	6-10
Manure		anon	II	2	1-8

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Manure Handling	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		79	12-14
Marketing of Golden Acres Farm Bio-Dynamic Produce,	Walter Stuber and C.R. Keep, Jr.	Stuber		48	27-30
The
Mastitis, its Cause and Treatment	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	V	1	32-35
Matter That Matters, The, Part I	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		80	2-17
Matter That Matters, The, Part II	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		81	1-14
Matter That Matters, The, Part III	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		83	1-15
Matter That Matters, The, Part IV	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		85	1-11
Meaning of pH, The	E. J. Davis	Davis	VII	1	13-15
Mechanization Has Various Uses on the Farm		anon		70	37-
					38.
Metamorphosis of Plants, The	J. W. Goethe	Goethe		110	All
Microorganisms and the Life in the Oceans	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		89	25
Minkdale Farm-- In Retrospect	A. F. A. Konig	Konig	V	1	18-20
More About Trace Elements	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth		36	11-19
More Food for the Thoughtful	E. Speiden	Speiden	XI	3	25-26
More on Time Capsules		anon		87	19.
Mulching	E. Speiden	Speiden	XI	4 & 5	18-25
Mulching	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		79	17-28
Mulching-- Right or Wrong?	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		51	2-6
Municipal and Industrial Composting	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VIII	2	2-6

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
My Way to Look at Chickens	Ingrid S. Buchinger	Buchinger		90	30-32
Natural Landscaping	Alice Heckel	Heckel		56	12-20
Nature in the Bible	Richard C. Potter	Potter		83	16-21
Nature's Compost	Henry I. Baldwin	Baldwin	VIII	1	7-11
Nature's Wonder Drug	Ruth Eastman	Eastman		43	26-28
Need for An Organismal Approach, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		105 9	13
Needed: a Testing Ground for Organics	S. W. Edwards	Edwards	V	1	12-18
Nematodes and Crop Rotation	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		90	32
Nematodes as Parasites on Insect Pests		anon		86	23-
					24.
New Concepts for the Social Handling of Pollution	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		78	1-8
New Developments in Composting	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		53	2-9
New Gregg Publication, A, (Excerpts from a Philosophy of	Richard B. Gregg	Gregg		49	27-31
Indian Economic Development)
New Image of Compost, The	Russell C. Derber	Derber		84	10-17
New Jersey NFA Hears Scientists	Fred Heckel	Heckel		54	16-19
New Plants from Cuttings	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		70	27-34
New Publication, A	John and Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		37	21-22
New Way to Pick the Best Breeders-- By Eye	Charles E. Ball	Ball		75	35-39
News from Astra Farm: a Garden Grows	Jeffrey and Jody Mitchell	Mitchell		108	5-12
News from California	Barbara Betteridge	Betteridge	IX	3	16-17

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
News from Roanridge Homestead, Parkville	John and Helen Philbrick	Philbrick	XII	2	13-16
Night Blooming Cereus		anon		89	16
Nineteen Sixty Conference, The	Fred Heckel	Heckel		56	10-12
Nineteen Sixty-Three Conference, The	Fred Heckel	Heckel		68	1-4
Nitrate Poisoning	Andrew Sargood	Sargood		113	28-32
Nitrate: An Ailing Organism Calls for Healing	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		73	5-48
Note on the Use of Chamomile for Contagious White Scours	Graham Carey	Carey	IV	1	34-35
Notes and Clippings		anon	V	2	36-38
Notes and Clippings		anon	VI	2	29-30
Notes on "The Dairy Herd, "	Ernest Daniel	Daniel	VI	1	21-22
Notes on Citrus Culture	Harold S. Richmond	Richmond	XI	1 & 2	25-29
Notes on Lime		anon	IV	2	14,
					21
Notes on Mushroom Growing		anon	V	1	39-40
Notes on the Farm Conference	Peter Escher and Helen Philbrick	Escher		39	25-31
Notes on the Way	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		74	1-6
Nutrient Balance, The	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		39	2-10
Nutrient Uptake Is Influenced By Soil Life	H .H. H. Koepf	Koepf		93	34
Observations and Thoughts on the Sugar Maple	R.C. Schon	Schon	VII	2	13-17
Observations Made During the Development of Bio-	Georg Merckens	Merckens		71	27-32
Dynamic Work

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Observations of Bio-Dynamic and Mineral Treatment of Soil	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	X	1 & 2	2-13
Observations on Bio-Dynamic and Mineral Treatment of	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VIII	1	2-7
Soil
Observations on the Nature of Humus	Fiona von Heider	von Heider		100	1-11
Observing Root Hairs		anon		38	26
One Man's Farm	David Clement	Clement		37	23-26
Organic Farming and Its Influence on the Health of Soils,	John W. Hershey	Hershey	VI	3	11-19
Plants, Animals, and Man
Organic Fertilizing Improves Soil Hygiene	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		87	26-30
Organic Management Reduces Leaching of Nitrate	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		108	20-30
Organic Matter Rebuilt in Pure Sand	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IX	2	2-8
Organic Whole, The	Fred Heckel	Heckel	X	1 & 2	36-40
Organic-Chemical Controversy in Agriculture, The	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	X	3	2-19
Origin of the Theory of Metamorphosis	Rudolf Steiner	Steiner		109	24-40
Our Environment Needs Caring For	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		80	36-37
Our Oregon Garden	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		85	18-31
Our Salad Garden	Charles W. Eddy	Eddy	XII	2	16-18
Our Threatened Environment	J.R. Howes	Howes		89	17-20
Out of Oregon	Richard and Evelyn Gregg	Gregg		68	19-21
Paean to Goats	Marjorie Spock	Spock		86	15-17
Parallels	Carsten Pank	Pank		87	25-26

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Peasant Farming in Austria and Switzerland (From a Lecture	Peter Escher	Escher		41	19-23
By E.F. Winter)
People Notes from the Stockholm Human Environment	Karl E. Schaefer	Schaefer		104	2-5
Conference
Permanent Pastures	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		66	1-14
Personal Growth in Bio-Dynamics	Donald Harvey	Harvey		114	31-34
Personal Question, A	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		64	27-29
Pest Becomes a Benefit, A	Alice Heckel	Heckel		100	32
Pesticides Persist in Silage	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		84	25
Pesticides Poisoning State's Fish		anon		90	40
Pfeiffer Chromatograms Used to Check on Composting		anon		75	17-19
Process
Pfeiffer on Soils and Activators and the Nitrogen Problem	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		64	1-8
Phosphorus and Food Production	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		109	7-16
Planning for the Home Vegetable Garden	E. Speiden	Speiden	XII	3	26-32
Plant Diseases and Composting	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		82	22-24
Plant Relationships as Made Visible By Chromatography	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth		85	12-15
Plant Speaks to the Grower, The (A Modern Fable)	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		76	40-44
Plant Symbiosis	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth		93	13-20
Plant Symbiosis	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth	XI	4 & 5	7-17
Planting Green Manure in Corn	Oscar Schmidt	Schmidt		11	15-18
Plants Absorb Organic Substances from Soil	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		58	1-8

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Plowman's Song, A (Poem)	Andrew Hoy	Hoy		114	30
Poisonous Poultry?		anon	X	1 & 2	17
Pollution of Lakes and Streams By Inorganic Nitrogen	Alice Heckel	Heckel		85	17
Fertilizers
Possible Cancer Hazard Presented By Feeding Diethyl-	Granville F. Knight, W. Coda Martin,	Knight		40	24-28
Stilbestrol to Cattle	Rigoberto Iglesias, and William E.
	Smith
Possible Future Use of Bacterial Inoculants in Indian	Purna Chandra	Chandra		65	31-35
Agriculture
Poultry Operation at Golden Acres Farm	Walter Stuber	Stuber		38	23-26
Power of An Agricultural Civilization, The	Richard B. Gregg	Gregg		43	29-35
Powerful Pamphlets and Lively Leaflets	Fred Heckel	Heckel		84	30-32
Practical Aspects of Composting, Green Manuring, Liming,	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		63	1-8
Manure Handling, Growing Successful Lawns
Preliminary Report on Humus Formation in the Root Areas	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VII	1	20-27
of Plants Under Different Soil Management, A
Preliminary Test with Two Types of Bread	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		99	8-12
Preparations. and Starter		anon	XI	1 & 2	29
Preservation of Man's Environment, The	F. R. Fosberg	Fosberg		54	31-35
Productivity of the Earth, The, Part I	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		86	1-12
Productivity of the Earth, The, Part II	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		87	1-8
Professionals Debate Pesticide Effects	Fred Heckel	Heckel		50	15-20
Program for Postwar Activities in the Phoenixville	H. A. W. Myrin	Myrin	III	1	33-37

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Agricultural Territory
Progress in the Research Laboratory	E. E. Pfieffer	Pfieffer	VI	2	24-27
Progress Notes from Juniper Farm		anon		49	31-32
Progress Report, 1962 (Toward Better Apples)	Alvin Filsinger	Filsinger		66	16-17
Proper Nutrition for the Elderly	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		89	12-14
Prosperity-- Security-- the Future	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		1 (1 &	1-5
				2)
Protein Changes During Germination and Earliest Leaf	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		47	2-8
Growth
Pruning and Training Bramble Fruits and Highbush	C. C. Zych	Zych		92	17-26
Blueberries
Qualitative Chromatographic Method for the Determination	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		50	2-15
of Biological Factors, A
Quality Production of Seed Protein	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		46	8-16
Quality Standards for Animal Products	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		102	35-38
Question of Social Security		anon		74	20
Questions and Answers at the 1961 B.D. Conference	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		62	1-8
Questions and Answers on Beekeeping	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	V	1	30-32
Quotations and Abstracts		anon	IX	1	33-35
Quotations and Abstracts		anon	VII	4	20-25
Rachel Carson-- in Memorium	Marjorie Spock	Spock		71	1-2
Radioactivity in the Biosphere	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		70	1-17

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Rather Special Conference, A	Fred Heckel	Heckel		97	16
Raw Materials Useful for Composting	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	XII	2	19-27
Reappraisal of Today's Nutrition	W. Coda Martin	Martin		38	12-19
Recent Developments in the Application of the B. D. Starter	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	X	4	2-12
Recollected Conversation, A	Margarete Buschman	Buschman		66	14-15
Reflections on Golden Acres Farm	Walter Stuber	Stuber		95	19-23
Regarding the Vitamin Content of Vegetables	F. Bessenich	Bessenich	IV	2	7-10
Relation of Sustained Livestock Production to Condition of	Clarence L. Forsling	Forsling	VII	3	9-21
Grazing Land, The
Remarkable Birdsfoot Trefoil, The	Carsten Pank	Pank		108	17-19
Remarkable Conference, A (Aug. 30-Sept. 3, 1948)	Benjamin F. Hubert	Hubert	VII	1	9-13
Removing Pesticide Residues from Food	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		76	28-29
Report from Canada	Robert and Grete Schon	Schon	V	1	1-4.
					20-28
Report from Lake Success	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel	VII	4	20-28
Report on a Family Farm	Ludwig Piening	Piening		52	7-9
Report on Airlie Farm	R. C. Schon	Schon	IX	3	18-22
Report on Golden Acres Farm	Walter Stuber	Stuber	XII	4	13-15
Report on the 1956 Bio-Dynamic Farm Conference	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		42	25-33
Report on the Work Underway at the Biochemical Research	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		76	1-10
Laboratory, Spring Valley, New York
Report to Members, Part I	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		113	19-22

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Report to Members, Part II	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		114	35-36
Research on Quality	H. H. Koepf, Bo D. Pettersson, and	Koepf		114	7-16
	W. Schaumann
Residues in Milk	Fred Heckel	Heckel		49	33-34
Resources Conference of the U.N.		anon	VII	3	7-9
Responsible Dealing with the Kingdoms of Nature	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		102	1-10
Restoring Good Conditions for Alfalfa	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		80	27-29
Review of the Evidence for Food Quality Differences in	Maria Linder	Linder		107	1-11
Relation to Fertilization of the Soil with Organics or Mineral
Fertilizers, A
Rhythmical Phenomena in Earth and Cosmos in Relation to	Gerhardt Schmidt	Schmidt		93	4-12
Nutrition and Agriculture
Richard C. Potter, 1889-1968	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		86	24-25
Root in Its Environment, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		58	20-26
Rooting Patterns of Soybean Varieties		anon		91	39
Round Table Discussion		anon	VI	1	16-18
Rudolf Steiner Farm School: a Special Report		anon		114	38-39
Rudolf Steiner's Impulse to Agriculture	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		40	2-15
Rudolf Steiner's Impulse to Herbology	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		90	20-29
Rural China	E. Speiden	Speiden	II	1	18-22
Rye Strips as Windbreaks		anon		70	25-26
Save That Peel		anon	XII	2	34-35

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Save That Raindrop	C. M. Blake	Blake	VII	2	7-13
Save Your Own Seeds	E. Speiden	Speiden	IX	4	7-12
Scientists Seek to Preserve Man in Face of Chemicals		anon		56	23-24
Secrets of the Universe in a Bio-Dynamic Garden	H. Philbrick	Philbrick		91	28-30
Seed Eaters, The (Poem)	Robert Francis	Francis		109	23
Seed Growing	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		62	23-31
Seeds and Their Size	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		75	20-26
Selling Bio-Dynamic Ideas to the Public	Maria Linder	Linder		97	17-24
Seven Years of B. D. Gardening	Arnold C. Brugger	Brugger		58	14-19
Seven Years of Soil Survey on a Bio-Dynamic Farm	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	XII	3	2-19
Shall We Plow?		anon	III	2	1-2
Short Course in Bio-Dynamic Gardening	Mildred Brown	Brown	III	1	37-39
Siberian Kale as a Cover Crop Plant	C. M. Blake	Blake	VII	1	6-9
Significance of the Animal Population of the Soil, The	Friedrich Wilhelm	Wilhelm		79	32-40
Significant Progress in Bio-Dynamics in the Scandinavian	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		84	1-8
Countries
Silent Spring-- Ten Years After	Carsten Pank	Pank		104	5-17
Silica and Silica Sprays	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		78	24-30
Six More to Go	Arnold C. Brugger	Brugger		70	35-37
Sixth Annual Farmers' Conference at Golden Acres Farm		anon		53	9-10
Slaughtering Home-Raised Beef	Roger D. Hale	Hale	III	2	3-8

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Small Farm's Development, A	R. G. Schonbeck	Schonbeck	VI	2	3-9
So You Want to Make a Compost Pile	Peter Escher	Escher		43	16-26
Soil and Health	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VI	1	18-20
Soil and Health	Walter Vander Beek	Vander Beek	VII	3	27-32
Soil as Feed Additive for Young Pigs	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		90	35
Soil Building versus Nutrient Solution	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		57	1-11
Soil Conservation	Owen R. Boyd	Boyd	VI	1	7-8
Soil Conservation at 'Wethersfield'		anon	IV	2	15-21
Soil Improvements with the Bio-Dynamic Method	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IX	1	2-5
Soil Management and Animal Reproduction	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		79	28-31
Soil Productivity and Organic Substance	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		68	5-19
Soil Profiles-- A Diagnostic Means	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	XI	3	2-8
Soil Structure	Roger L. Courson	Courson		91	22-28
Soil Structure, Plant Nutrition, and the Occurrence of Plant	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		84	32-35
Diseases and Pests
Soil Tests and Chromatograms	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		69	1-13
Soil Texture	Roger L. Courson	Courson		90	12-18
Soil-Dwelling Animals, Their Effects and Ways of	Friedrich Wilhelm	Wilhelm		86	18-23
Influencing Their Activities
Soils and Humus	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VI	1	3-7
Some Actual Experience with a 'Cold' Greenhouse	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		36	20-22

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Some Bio-Dynamic Activity in Germany	E. H. Kleinschmidt	Kleinschmidt	VII	1	15-18
Some Military Ecology		anon		75	19
Some Notes on Growing Good Sweet Corn	R. G. Schonbeck	Schonbeck	IX	2	29-31
Some Observations on Feeding, Health, and Production of	R. G. Schonbeck	Schonbeck	IX	2	25-26
Dairy Cows
Some Observations on the Citrus Industry	L. P. De Wolf	Wolf	VIII	2	28-31
Some of the Reasons for Us Going Bio-Dynamic	Charles W. Eddy	Eddy	VIII	4	28-30
Some Orchard Observations	Paul B. Cook	Cook	IX	4	14
Some Practical Suggestions	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	XI	3	27
Some Problems from Down Under		anon		87	9
Some Random Notes on Biological Control	Peter Escher	Escher		57	23-28
Some Tests of Mills for Home Grinding of Grains	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	V	2	14-22
Some Thoughts on the Publication of Companion Plants	Devin A. Garrity	Garrity		78	9-10
Some Tips from Abroad		anon		85	16-17
Space-Time Framework of the Garden, The	Peter Escher	Escher		55	20-27
Spices and Medicinal Herbs	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	II	1	31-34
Spring Conference, March 21-23, 1947		anon	VI	1	3-26
Springtime Waters	A. Gruman and A. Zhuravlev	Zhuravlev		106	11-14
Stinging Nettle-- the Helper and Healer in My Garden	Anita Linder	Linder		105	14-16
Stinging Nettle, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		71	19-26
Story of a Citrus Grove	Harold S. Richmond	Richmond	VI	3	2-11

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Story of Friendly Hills Farm, The	William M. Blair	Blair		1 (1 &	6-10
				2)
Strange New Food for Animals		anon	XI	4 & 5	17
Stressing Thoroughness	Paul Pfund	Pfund	IX	1	36-39
Structural Changes in the Crystallization Pictures of Plant	Magda Engqvist	Engqvist		63	9-20
Substances: Due to Aging and Fertilizing
Studies of Litter Management for Growing and for Laying	Bruce Hancock and Peter Escher	Hancock		74	7-12
Leghorn Fowl
Success with Bio-Dynamics	E. Speiden	Speiden	X	1 & 2	22-27
Successful Bio-Dynamic Gardening	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		48	20-27
Such Potatoes as Yours	H. F. Mahle	Mahle		65	46-48
Summary of the 1968 Bio-Dynamic Farming and Gardening	Philip S. Very	Very		89	30-31
Conference
Summer Conference-- 1950	Fred Heckel	Heckel	VIII	4	2-9
Summer Conference-- 1956		anon		41	10-13
Summer Conference-- 1957	Fred Heckel	Heckel		44	2-10
Summer Conference-- 1958	Fred Heckel	Heckel		48	8-12
Summer Conference News	Fred Heckel	Heckel	XII	4	33-34
Summer Meeting-- 1951	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel	IX	4	2-6
Summer Showers Are Heavy on Grindstone	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	IX	4	15-18
Summer Thoughts	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		91	35-36
Summer Workshop at Harlemville		anon		106	32

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Sun Overhead	John Soper	Soper		62	31-36
Survival of Farming in These Troubled Times, The	Ludwig Piening	Piening		56	20-23
Symposium on Health	C. U. Linder, H. Laskey, and E.	Linder	VI	1	23-26
	Whitmont
Tea Garden Talk	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		87	16-18
Testing Commercial Composts	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		95	23-33
Testing Methods to Make Quality Differences Visible	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		59	8-25
Texas Looks at B.D. Compost		anon	VIII	3	13-15
The Relationship of Nutrition and the Psychological	W. Coda Martin	Martin		42	35-36
Development of the Child
Thick is the Ice on Grindstone	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	IX	2	9-12
This and That		anon	VII	1	27-31
This Is the Week That Was	Anne E. Marshall	Marshall		105	32-36
Thoughts About Sun, Moon, and the Signs of the Zodiac	Heinrich Thies	Thies		106	24-27
Thoughts for Autumn	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		77	45-47
Three Lectures on Bio-Dynamics	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		88	1-50
Through the Years-- Toward Better Apples	Alvin A. Filsinger	Filsinger		62	15-19
Tidbits for Animals!	Ingrid S. Buchinger	Buchinger		89	26-28
To Reawaken Awareness of Nature	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		82	12-18
Tomato, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		51	7-14
Towards a New Decade	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		94	13-23

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Towards Healthier Orchards	Peter Escher	Escher		60	25-31
Townspeople Too Pay for Erosion		anon		36	19
Toxicology of the Newer Agricultural Chemicals, The	Arnold J. Lehman	Lehman	VII	2	23-29
Training in the Bio-Dynamic Method	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		95	1-6.
Treatment of Fruit Trees, Berries, and Shrubs, The		anon	II	2	9-17
Treatment of Soils with Regard to Humus and Structure,	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VII	3	2-7
The, Part I
Treatment of Soils with Regard to Humus and Structure,	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VII	4	2-5
The, Part II
Tree Crops-- An Unappreciated Possibility	J. Russell Smith	Smith	III	1	31-32
Tree in the Meadow, The	Elizabeth Ingles	Ingles		42	19-25
Trees and Health	V. Nesterov	Nesterov		112	16-18
Trees and Shrubs for Shelter Belts	J. B. Santon	Santon		81	23-35
Truly Ancient Agricultural Advice		anon		77	41-43
Try the Tree Paste	Alice Heckel	Heckel		36	27-31
'Twas the Year for 501	Arnold C. Brugger	Brugger		84	23
Twenty-Nine Years of Bio-Dynamic Treatment	Richard and Ruth Zinniker	Zinniker		103	7-8
Typical Iron Plant: Urtica Dioica, A	Wilhelm Pelikan	Pelikan		106	28-30
Unexpected Use for Dr. Pfeiffer's Bacterial Starter, An	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		67	20-21
Unpopular Group of Creatures, An	H. Gehlker	Gehlker		87	20-24
Unusual Earthworms		anon	V	2	35-36

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Use of Lime in Bio-Dynamic Composting, The		anon	VIII	1	15-16
Use of Phosphorus and Potassium on Light Sandy Soils in	O. Elstrup Rasmussen	Rasmussen		66	18-22
Denmark
Using Soil Wisely	Royal Bank of Canada	anon		53	28-36
Utilizing Whey Protein		anon		90	38
Variable Levels of Biological Activity in Sanborn Field	William A. Albrecht	Albrecht	IX	1	6-15
After Fifty Years of Treatment
Vegetable Garden from a Woodlot, A	Mary T. Richards and Marjorie Spock	Richards		39	11-14
Vegetable Garden, The (Excerpt from Grow a Garden)	E. E. Pfeiffer and E. Riese, revised by	Pfeiffer	XI	1 & 2	30-38
	E. Speiden
Vegetable Gardening Notes	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		53	10-14
Vegetables That Should Be Better Known	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		57	14-19
Venturing Into Venezuela	Mildred Cowger	Cowger		78	21-23
Very Old News	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		76	13-14
Very Small Garden, A	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		109	1-6
View of the Conference-- 1953, A	Ida Gilbert	Gilbert	XI	4 & 5	45-49
Visit to South Africa, A	Rolf Gardiner	Gardiner	VI	2	13-24
Visit to the 'Part-Time Farm', A	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel	VI	1	10-16
Vitamin B-6		anon		90	37
Wastewater Irradiation		anon		90	37
We Want It Back (Poem)	O.R. Townley	Townley		92	27-29
We Weathered the Drought	Esther Eaton	Eaton	VIII	1	25-26

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Weather	Helmut Siber	Siber	IV	1	8-11
Weather Handbook Worth Having, A (Review of George H.	Fred Heckel	Heckel		37	17-20
T. Kimble's Our American Weather)
Weed Problem, The	Virginia Moore	Moore	III	1	14-16
Weed Seeds in Manure-Soil Composts	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		90	11
West Coast Branch, The	E. Speiden	Speiden	VII	4	17-19
What Books Do I Need to Learn Bio-Dynamics?		anon		100	30-32
What Can the Biochemical Research Laboratory Do for	Alice Heckel	Heckel		103	13-16
You?
What Does the Young Farmer Expect from the Future?	Oscar Schmidt	Schmidt		77	38-41
What is Dynamic About Bio-Dynamics?	John H. Philbrick	Philbrick		89	3-11
What Is the Bio-Dynamic Method?	Carsten J. Pank	Pank		72	19-27
What Makes Soils Richer?	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		90	2-7
What the Physician and the Consumer Should Expect from	W. Coda Martin	Martin		63	21-24
the Farmer
What Will They Discover Next?	Alice Heckel	Heckel	VI	4	17-19
When Does An Insect Become a Pest?	Alice Heckel	Heckel	XII	2	6-12
When Is a Plant a Food-- and When a Poison?	W. Coda Martin	Martin		41	14-17
Where Bio-Dynamics Goes	E. Speiden	Speiden	XI	3	29-30
Which Way Lies Hope?	Richard B. Gregg	Gregg		40	29-40
Why the Farmer's 'Pay' Is Low	William James McCauley	McCauley	III	2	8-13
Why We Like the One-Litter System of Raising Hogs	Oscar A. Schmidt	Schmidt		81	36-38

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Winter Endive		anon		40	19
Winter Lecture Course at Kimberton Farms Agricultural	Richard B. Gregg	Gregg	II	1	35-
School, The					37.
Winter Thoughts	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		89	28-29
Wisconsin State Ban on DDT		anon		90	39
Word from British Columbia	F. Feistman	Feistman		112	37
Working with Nature for Pest Control	Alice Heckel	Heckel		53	15-24
World on Four Acres, The	Ernest Swift	Swift		63	35-36
World Protein Supply: Problems and Projections		anon		91	40
Wrong Turn, The	Firman E. Bear	Bear	IX	4	13-14
Yarrow Hill Farm: May-June 1973	John and Jodi Frediani	Frediani		109	21-23
You and I	Anita Linder	Linder		102	10-12
You Name It	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		59	34-37
Young German Visits American Farms, A	Martin Fink	Fink		75	24-26
Your Own Personal Factory	Marilyn Vivier Pearce	Pearce		75	10-16

BD Journals 1941-1975 sorted by author

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Ehrenfried E. Pfeiffer and His Work (Memorial Issue)	~Many authors	~Many authors		61	2-39.
Variable Levels of Biological Activity in Sanborn Field After	William A. Albrecht	Albrecht	IX	1	6-15
Fifty Years of Treatment
Art of Bee-Keeping, The, Part I	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	IV	1	12-18
Art of Bee-Keeping, The, Part II	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	IV	2	21-32
Art of Bee-Keeping, The, Part III	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	V	1	24-30
Art of Bee-Keeping, The, Part IV	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	V	2	2-13
Beekeeping Questions	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	VI	4	30-31
Beekeeping-- Some Practical Indications	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	VI	1	16
Books on Beekeeping	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	V	2	13-14
Questions and Answers on Beekeeping	Paul Marshall Allen	Allen	V	1	30-32
Discovery of Roots, The	Nigel Altman	Altman		1 (3 &	26-28
				4)
Alcohol or Humus		anon	IV	1	35
Another Aspect of Conservation		anon		57	29-30
Autumn Conference, The (Sept. 3-8, 1947)		anon	VI	1	26-
					31.
B.D. Compost Starter Recipe for Small Gardens		anon		47	27.
Basic Principles Don't Change (Excerpts from Waldo F.		anon	VIII	4	36-40
Brown's Success in Farming [1881])

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num		Pg
		Last Name
Bio-Chemical Research Laboratory, The		anon	V	2		1-6.
Bio-Dynamic Dairy Farming, "Sentinel"		anon	V	1		36-39
Bio-Dynamic Farming and Gardening		anon		1	(3	1-5
				and 4)
Bio-Dynamic Method in 1950, The		anon	VIII	3		2-8
Bio-Dynamics in Palestine		anon	IV	1		38
Biological Control 100 Years Ago		anon		40		28
Boys Town		anon		60		18-20
Brief Directions for the Use of the Bio-Dynamic Sprays		anon	IX	1		24-26
Buschmans Install New Mill		anon		74		30
Clipping from Canada, A		anon	III	2		13-
						16.
Compost Heap, The		anon		11		1-10
Conservationists Should Beware the 'Jehovah Complex'	Conservation News	Anon		53		39-41
Crickets in Greenhouses		anon		40		23
Cutting Corners in Growing Corn		anon	X	1	& 2	46-47
Determination of Nitrates in Water Supplies		anon		75		41-
						43.
Differences in Root Growth Due to Mineral and Organic		anon	XI	3		21-22
Fertilization
Directions for Taking Soil Samples		anon	III	2		28
Directions for the Use of the Bio-Dynamic Preparations 502		anon	IV	1		39

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
to 507 in Compost or Manure Piles
Effectiveness of High Dilutions, The		anon		86	13-15
Effects of Seeding Rates on Spring Seeded Alfalfa without		anon		91	38
Companion Crop in New York
Erlangen Compost Plant, The		anon		47	25-27
Family Farming		anon	IX	4	18-
					20.
Farm Conference at Golden Acres		anon		44	10
Forage Plant Extracts Increase Germination and Growth of		anon		91	40
Corn Seedlings
From Our Secretary's Correspondence		anon		51	29-
					31.
From the Laboratory: Chromatograms Applied to Wheat		anon		74	31-34
Experiments
From Wasteland to Woodland		anon		84	38
Gain or Loss?		anon		90	36
Garrity Urges Stress on Ecology		anon		72	4-5
Good and Fitting Memorial, A		anon		61	40
Greatest Killing Program of All?, The	Audubon Magazine (Nov.-Dec.,	anon		49	20-22
	1958)
Grotzke Compost		anon		54	20
Growth Analyses of An Alfalfa Community		anon		92	38
History and Principles of Bio-Dynamic Agricultural Methods		anon		105	1-7

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Home Remedy for Cats Poisoned with DDT		anon		78	20
How Do the New Insecticides Affect Public Health?		anon	XII	2	36-39
In Memory of Ludwig Piening		anon		90	33-35
Industrial Item, An		anon		50	20
Instructions for Building a Compost Pile with the B. D.		anon		58	8-14
Compost Starter
Interactions of Manure and N on Growth, Yield, and Mineral		anon		92	37
Composition of Continuous Corn Growing on Clay Soil
Intercropping Vegetables with Herbs		anon		86	25
Kimberton Farms		anon	III	1	32-33
Kimberton Farms Agricultural School		anon	III	1	39-42
Landscape Balances		anon	IV	2	37
Make Your Own Compost the Fast Machine Way with the		anon	VIII	1	22-25
B.D. Compost Starter
Manure		anon	II	2	1-8
Mechanization Has Various Uses on the Farm		anon		70	37-
					38.
More on Time Capsules		anon		87	19.
Nematodes as Parasites on Insect Pests		anon		86	23-
					24.
Night Blooming Cereus		anon		89	16
Notes and Clippings		anon	V	2	36-38

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Notes and Clippings		anon	VI	2	29-30
Notes on Lime		anon	IV	2	14,
					21
Notes on Mushroom Growing		anon	V	1	39-40
Observing Root Hairs		anon		38	26
Pesticides Poisoning State's Fish		anon		90	40
Pfeiffer Chromatograms Used to Check on Composting		anon		75	17-19
Process
Poisonous Poultry?		anon	X	1 & 2	17
Preparations. and Starter		anon	XI	1 & 2	29
Progress Notes from Juniper Farm		anon		49	31-32
Question of Social Security		anon		74	20
Quotations and Abstracts		anon	IX	1	33-35
Quotations and Abstracts		anon	VII	4	20-25
Resources Conference of the U.N.		anon	VII	3	7-9
Rooting Patterns of Soybean Varieties		anon		91	39
Round Table Discussion		anon	VI	1	16-18
Rudolf Steiner Farm School: a Special Report		anon		114	38-39
Rye Strips as Windbreaks		anon		70	25-26
Save That Peel		anon	XII	2	34-35
Scientists Seek to Preserve Man in Face of Chemicals		anon		56	23-24

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Shall We Plow?		anon	III	2	1-2
Sixth Annual Farmers' Conference at Golden Acres Farm		anon		53	9-10
Soil Conservation at 'Wethersfield'		anon	IV	2	15-21
Some Military Ecology		anon		75	19
Some Problems from Down Under		anon		87	9
Some Tips from Abroad		anon		85	16-17
Spring Conference, March 21-23, 1947		anon	VI	1	3-26
Strange New Food for Animals		anon	XI	4 & 5	17
Summer Conference-- 1956		anon		41	10-13
Summer Workshop at Harlemville		anon		106	32
Texas Looks at B.D. Compost		anon	VIII	3	13-15
This and That		anon	VII	1	27-31
Townspeople Too Pay for Erosion		anon		36	19
Treatment of Fruit Trees, Berries, and Shrubs, The		anon	II	2	9-17
Truly Ancient Agricultural Advice		anon		77	41-43
Unusual Earthworms		anon	V	2	35-36
Use of Lime in Bio-Dynamic Composting, The		anon	VIII	1	15-16
Using Soil Wisely	Royal Bank of Canada	anon		53	28-36
Utilizing Whey Protein		anon		90	38
Vitamin B-6		anon		90	37
Wastewater Irradiation		anon		90	37

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
What Books Do I Need to Learn Bio-Dynamics?		anon		100	30-32
Winter Endive		anon		40	19
Wisconsin State Ban on DDT		anon		90	39
World Protein Supply: Problems and Projections		anon		91	40
Continuing Growth-- Duxbury, 1974	Madelon Arking	Arking		111	32-35
From Rosina Arndt's Notebook	R. Arndt	Arndt		47	28-29
Grow Vetch, Young Man	R. A. Arndt	Arndt		43	28-29
Critic at Large	Brooks Atkinson	Atkinson		70	23-25
Biological Task of Forestry, The, Part I	Henry Baldwin	Baldwin		1 (1 &	16-18
				2)
Biological Task of Forestry, The, Part II	Henry Baldwin	Baldwin		1 (3 &	12-20
				4)
Nature's Compost	Henry I. Baldwin	Baldwin	VIII	1	7-11
Introduction to Pfeiffer’s Soil Fertility, Renewal and	Eve Balfour	Balfour	V	2	22-24
Preservation
Lecture to the Bio-Dynamic Association	Lady Eve Balfour	Balfour	VI	2	9-13
New Way to Pick the Best Breeders-- By Eye	Charles E. Ball	Ball		75	35-39
Wrong Turn, The	Firman E. Bear	Bear	IX	4	13-14
Experiences with a Farm Pond	George Bechtold	Bechtold	VIII	3	21-23
Harlemville: First Year's Report	Jeanne Bergen	Bergen		109	16-20
Compensation for Lack of Lime through the Bio-Dynamic	F. Bessenich and E.E. Pfeiffer	Bessenich		1 (3 &	29-30
Preparations 500, 503 and 505				4)

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Regarding the Vitamin Content of Vegetables	F. Bessenich	Bessenich	IV	2	7-10
News from California	Barbara Betteridge	Betteridge	IX	3	16-17
Story of Friendly Hills Farm, The	William M. Blair	Blair		1 (1 &	6-10
				2)
Save That Raindrop	C. M. Blake	Blake	VII	2	7-13
Siberian Kale as a Cover Crop Plant	C. M. Blake	Blake	VII	1	6-9
Biological and the Mechanical-Chemical Way to Rational	Peter Blaser	Blaser	XII	2	28-34
Farm Management, The
Composting on the Farm with B.D. Starter	Peter Blaser	Blaser	XII	4	23-32
Soil Conservation	Owen R. Boyd	Boyd	VI	1	7-8
Growing Insensitivity of Insects to Insecticides, The	C.J. Briejer	Briejer		47	9-16
Gardener's Progress (?) Report	Alan Brilliant	Brilliant		76	26-28
In Defense of the Amateur	Minerva Brooks	Brooks	V	1	20-24
Short Course in Bio-Dynamic Gardening	Mildred Brown	Brown	III	1	37-39
Garden Tractor, The	Arnold C. Brugger	Brugger		104	24-27
Seven Years of B. D. Gardening	Arnold C. Brugger	Brugger		58	14-19
Six More to Go	Arnold C. Brugger	Brugger		70	35-37
'Twas the Year for 501	Arnold C. Brugger	Brugger		84	23
Goat Breeder's Year with Dairy Sheep, A	Ingrid S. Buchinger	Buchinger		113	22-27
Letter from Greece	Ingrid S. Buchinger	Buchinger		79	14-16
My Way to Look at Chickens	Ingrid S. Buchinger	Buchinger		90	30-32

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Tidbits for Animals!	Ingrid S. Buchinger	Buchinger		89	26-28
Recollected Conversation, A	Margarete Buschman	Buschman		66	14-15
Agriculture in Mexico	Carlos Caballero	Caballero	X	1 & 2	13-17
Note on the Use of Chamomile for Contagious White Scours	Graham Carey	Carey	IV	1	34-35
Horns of a Dilemma, The	The Chambers Family	Chambers		108	1-4
Possible Future Use of Bacterial Inoculants in Indian	Purna Chandra	Chandra		65	31-35
Agriculture
One Man's Farm	David Clement	Clement		37	23-26
Fruits of Specialization in Science, The (From An Address)	Barry Commoner	Commoner		68	32-34
Some Orchard Observations	Paul B. Cook	Cook	IX	4	14
Soil Structure	Roger L. Courson	Courson		91	22-28
Soil Texture	Roger L. Courson	Courson		90	12-18
Venturing Into Venezuela	Mildred Cowger	Cowger		78	21-23
Climate and Geography	George Cragin	Cragin		57	20-23
D.H.I.A. Test at Threefold Farm	Ernest Daniel	Daniel	VIII	1	16-18
Farmer's Holiday, A	Ernest Daniel	Daniel	VIII	1	18-21
Notes on "The Dairy Herd, "	Ernest Daniel	Daniel	VI	1	21-22
Five Years of Bio-Dynamic Gardening in Southern Virginia	Alma Ruth Davis	Davis		111	10-14
Meaning of pH, The	E. J. Davis	Davis	VII	1	13-15
Bio-Dynamic Composting	Russell C. Derber	Derber		69	23-26
Challenges	Russell C. Derber	Derber		89	22-25

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
New Image of Compost, The	Russell C. Derber	Derber		84	10-17
Ecological Fable, An (Poem)	Dienemann	Dienemann		54	35
Addition of Nitrogen Fertilizers to Compost, The	E. E.Pfeiffer	E.Pfeiffer	XI	4 & 5	2-6
Nature's Wonder Drug	Ruth Eastman	Eastman		43	26-28
We Weathered the Drought	Esther Eaton	Eaton	VIII	1	25-26
Lime Meal for Feeding	E. 0. Eckstein	Eckstein	II	1	23-26
Farmer's Follies	Charles W. Eddy	Eddy	X	4	24-30
Jottings from Vermont	Charles W. Eddy	Eddy	IX	4. 23-
				28
Our Salad Garden	Charles W. Eddy	Eddy	XII	2	16-18
Some of the Reasons for Us Going Bio-Dynamic	Charles W. Eddy	Eddy	VIII	4	28-30
Bees Belong in the Bio-Dynamic Picture	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	XI	1 & 2	38-40
Food: Where Does Yours Come From? (Part I)	S. W. Edwards	Edwards	VII	1	2-5
Food: Where Does Yours Come From? (Part II)	S. W. Edwards	Edwards	VII	2	17-20
Food: Where Does Yours Come From? (Part III)	S. W. Edwards	Edwards	VIII	2	9-12
Grindstone Lies Buried Under Snow	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	X	1 & 2	32-35
Grindstone Run Becomes a Summer Stream	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	X	3	20-23
Grindstone Run Empties Into the Potomac	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	VI	3	20-24
Needed: a Testing Ground for Organics	S. W. Edwards	Edwards	V	1	12-18
Some Practical Suggestions	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	XI	3	27
Some Tests of Mills for Home Grinding of Grains	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	V	2	14-22

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Summer Showers Are Heavy on Grindstone	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	IX	4	15-18
Thick is the Ice on Grindstone	Sterling W. Edwards	Edwards	IX	2	9-12
Conserving Nutritional Values	Cathryn Elwood	Elwood		65	35-45
Feeding Dairy Cattle	Robert J. Emde	Emde	III	1	26-31
Effect of Fertilizers on Cultivated Plants, The	Magda Engqvist	Engqvist		74	22-30
Structural Changes in the Crystallization Pictures of Plant	Magda Engqvist	Engqvist		63	9-20
Substances: Due to Aging and Fertilizing
Angles and Aspects of Organics	Peter Escher	Escher	XII	3	23-26
Comparisons Between Farm and Garden Practices	Peter Escher	Escher	XII	4	35-39
Contrasting Approaches to Farm Problems	Peter Escher	Escher		37	14-17
Farm Conference at Golden Acres	Peter Escher	Escher		46	2-7
Farming in the Rio Grande Valley	Peter A. Escher	Escher	X	1 & 2	27-32
Notes on the Farm Conference	Peter Escher and Helen Philbrick	Escher		39	25-31
Peasant Farming in Austria and Switzerland (From a Lecture	Peter Escher	Escher		41	19-23
By E.F. Winter)
So You Want to Make a Compost Pile	Peter Escher	Escher		43	16-26
Some Random Notes on Biological Control	Peter Escher	Escher		57	23-28
Space-Time Framework of the Garden, The	Peter Escher	Escher		55	20-27
Towards Healthier Orchards	Peter Escher	Escher		60	25-31
Word from British Columbia	F. Feistman	Feistman		112	37
How to Convert a Farm to Bio-Dynamics, Part I	William Ferguson	Ferguson	III	2	26-28

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
How to Convert a Farm to Bio-Dynamics, Part II, The Large	William Ferguson	Ferguson	IV	1	29-33
Farm
How to Convert a Farm to Bio-Dynamics, Part III, The Small	William Ferguson	Ferguson	IV	2	33-37
and Medium-Sized Farm
Apple Growing	Alvin Filsinger	Filsinger		68	21-25
Progress Report, 1962 (Toward Better Apples)	Alvin Filsinger	Filsinger		66	16-17
Through the Years-- Toward Better Apples	Alvin A. Filsinger	Filsinger		62	15-19
Young German Visits American Farms, A	Martin Fink	Fink		75	24-26
Basic Facts in Human Nutrition	Jonathan Forman	Forman		76	12-13
Human Ecology	Jonathan Forman	Forman		80	18-22
Relation of Sustained Livestock Production to Condition of	Clarence L. Forsling	Forsling	VII	3	9-21
Grazing Land, The
Community Ecologist, The	F.R. Fosberg	Fosberg		56	24-28
Preservation of Man's Environment, The	F. R. Fosberg	Fosberg		54	31-35
Composting, a Bridge Between Bio-Dynamics and	Joe S. Francis	Francis		84	18-22
"Orthodox" Methods
Seed Eaters, The (Poem)	Robert Francis	Francis		109	23
Yarrow Hill Farm: May-June 1973	John and Jodi Frediani	Frediani		109	21-23
Bio-Dynamics in Italy	M. Garbari	Garbari	IV	2	26
Forestry or Famine?	Rolf Gardiner	Gardiner	VIII	2	19-28
Visit to South Africa, A	Rolf Gardiner	Gardiner	VI	2	13-24
Some Thoughts on the Publication of Companion Plants	Devin A. Garrity	Garrity		78	9-10

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Unpopular Group of Creatures, An	H. Gehlker	Gehlker		87	20-24
View of the Conference-- 1953, A	Ida Gilbert	Gilbert	XI	4 & 5	45-49
Agricultural Conference, Golden Acres Farm, October 1958	David Glasser	Glasser		49	22-26
Metamorphosis of Plants, The	J. W. Goethe	Goethe		110	All
Consequences Unto the Third and Fourth Generation	Heinz Graupner	Graupner		77	18-20
Bio-Dynamics in South Africa	J.G. Grave	Grave	V	2	30-33
Both Using and Keeping Our Forests	Richard B. Gregg	Gregg		63	26-31
Companion and Protective Plants	Richard B. Gregg	Gregg	III	1	16-24
Day at the Cowger Farm: a Bio-Dynamic Workshop Takes	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		108	13-16
Form, A
Echoes of the Bio-Dynamic Conference, August 1961, at	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		60	21-24
Threefold Farm
Great Land Movement in India, A	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		46	21-31
Letter from India, A	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		43	35-38
New Gregg Publication, A, (Excerpts from a Philosophy of	Richard B. Gregg	Gregg		49	27-31
Indian Economic Development)
Our Oregon Garden	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		85	18-31
Out of Oregon	Richard and Evelyn Gregg	Gregg		68	19-21
Power of An Agricultural Civilization, The	Richard B. Gregg	Gregg		43	29-35
Vegetable Gardening Notes	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		53	10-14
Vegetables That Should Be Better Known	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		57	14-19
Very Small Garden, A	E. Speiden Gregg	Gregg		109	1-6

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Which Way Lies Hope?	Richard B. Gregg	Gregg		40	29-40
Winter Lecture Course at Kimberton Farms Agricultural	Richard B. Gregg	Gregg	II	1	35-
School, The					37.
Bio-Dynamic Market Gardening	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		52	19-24
Bio-Dynamics Is Not Just Composting	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		91	30-35
Camomile, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		74	13-20
Cucumber, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		64	29-36
Cultivated Herbs-- Yesterday and Today	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		54	21-27
Dandelion, The	Heinze Grotzke	Grotzke		78	11-18
Earthworm in General-- the Compost Worm in Particular,	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		47	17-24
The
Electric Insect Traps	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		46	17-20
Elemental World and Man, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		113	11-16
Emerson's Approach to Nature	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		94	2-12
From Seed to Seed	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		69	18-23
Future After the First Fifty Years, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		112	1-6
Greenhouse Gardening	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		80	23-26
Grow a Garden	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		93	2-3
Growing Quality Herbs	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		108	33-36
Mulching	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		79	17-28
Need for An Organismal Approach, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		105 9	13

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
New Plants from Cuttings	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		70	27-34
Plant Speaks to the Grower, The (A Modern Fable)	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		76	40-44
Report to Members, Part I	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		113	19-22
Report to Members, Part II	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		114	35-36
Root in Its Environment, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		58	20-26
Rudolf Steiner's Impulse to Herbology	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		90	20-29
Seed Growing	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		62	23-31
Seeds and Their Size	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		75	20-26
Stinging Nettle, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		71	19-26
Successful Bio-Dynamic Gardening	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		48	20-27
Tea Garden Talk	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		87	16-18
Thoughts for Autumn	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		77	45-47
Tomato, The	Heinz Grotzke	Grotzke		51	7-14
Integrated Control Must Start with the Soil	O. W. Grussendorf	Grussendorf		82	1-11
Hybrid Corn vs. Open Pollinated Corn	Ernest M. Halbleib	Halbleib	VIII	2	7-9
Slaughtering Home-Raised Beef	Roger D. Hale	Hale	III	2	3-8
Studies of Litter Management for Growing and for Laying	Bruce Hancock and Peter Escher	Hancock		74	7-12
Leghorn Fowl
Equisetum Tea Versus Black Spot in Rhode Island	Helen Handell	Handell		87	30-31
Experiment with Dr. Pfeiffer's B.D. Compost Starter, An	Katharina Hanke	Hanke		82	25-26
Personal Growth in Bio-Dynamics	Donald Harvey	Harvey		114	31-34

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
All That Glitters Is Not Nutritious	Alice Heckel	Heckel	VII	4	28-31
Annual B. D. Conference (1959)	Fred Heckel	Heckel		50	21-22
Annual B. D. Conference (1959)	Fred Heckel	Heckel		52	2-6
Are Soils Merely a Matter of Minus and Plus?	Alice Heckel	Heckel	VII	3	21-24
Bio-Dynamic Meeting (Conference, August 4-7, 1949)	Fred Heckel	Heckel	VII	4	7-13
Bio-Dynamics as a Trace Element	Fred Heckel	Heckel		80	34-36
Bird's Eye View of World Conservation Practices, A	Alice Heckel	Heckel	VIII	4	32-35
Birds in the Balance of Nature	Alice Heckel	Heckel		44	11-21
Composting Comes of Age (Review of E. E. Pfeiffer's the	Fred Heckel	Heckel		42	33-34
Compost Manufacturer's Manual)
Conservation in the Suburbs	Fred Heckel	Heckel		72	17-18
Doctor Forman Asks Nutritional Research Project	Fred Heckel	Heckel		64	25-27
Field Day at Chester	A. Heckel	Heckel	VII	4	13-15
From the Four Corners of the Globe	Alice Heckel	Heckel	VII	2	20-23
Gardener's Year, The, Autumn	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel	VII	4	32-34
Gardener's Year, The, Summer	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel	VII	3	34-36
Gardener's Year, The, Winter	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel	VIII	1	27-29
Highlights from the B. D. Conference 1952	Fred Heckel	Heckel	X	4	16-23
Hope for Natural Insect Control?	Alice Heckel	Heckel		84	24-25
Human Interest Story, A	Fred Heckel	Heckel		81	14-17
Influence of the Soil on the Health of Plants, Animals and	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel		55	15-19

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Man, The
It's An Ill Wind	Alice Heckel	Heckel		79	42-45
John Philbrick, President of the B. D. Association	Fred Heckel	Heckel		63	25-26
Large-Scale Composting	Fred Heckel	Heckel		84	9-10
Natural Landscaping	Alice Heckel	Heckel		56	12-20
New Jersey NFA Hears Scientists	Fred Heckel	Heckel		54	16-19
Nineteen Sixty Conference, The	Fred Heckel	Heckel		56	10-12
Nineteen Sixty-Three Conference, The	Fred Heckel	Heckel		68	1-4
Organic Whole, The	Fred Heckel	Heckel	X	1 & 2	36-40
Pest Becomes a Benefit, A	Alice Heckel	Heckel		100	32
Pollution of Lakes and Streams By Inorganic Nitrogen	Alice Heckel	Heckel		85	17
Fertilizers
Powerful Pamphlets and Lively Leaflets	Fred Heckel	Heckel		84	30-32
Professionals Debate Pesticide Effects	Fred Heckel	Heckel		50	15-20
Rather Special Conference, A	Fred Heckel	Heckel		97	16
Report from Lake Success	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel	VII	4	20-28
Residues in Milk	Fred Heckel	Heckel		49	33-34
Summer Conference-- 1950	Fred Heckel	Heckel	VIII	4	2-9
Summer Conference-- 1957	Fred Heckel	Heckel		44	2-10
Summer Conference-- 1958	Fred Heckel	Heckel		48	8-12
Summer Conference News	Fred Heckel	Heckel	XII	4	33-34

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Summer Meeting-- 1951	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel	IX	4	2-6
Try the Tree Paste	Alice Heckel	Heckel		36	27-31
Visit to the 'Part-Time Farm', A	Fred and Alice Heckel	Heckel	VI	1	10-16
Weather Handbook Worth Having, A (Review of George H.	Fred Heckel	Heckel		37	17-20
T. Kimble's Our American Weather)
What Can the Biochemical Research Laboratory Do for You?	Alice Heckel	Heckel		103	13-16
What Will They Discover Next?	Alice Heckel	Heckel	VI	4	17-19
When Does An Insect Become a Pest?	Alice Heckel	Heckel	XII	2	6-12
Working with Nature for Pest Control	Alice Heckel	Heckel		53	15-24
Agriculture in the Present Situation of Environmental	Fiona von Heider	Heider		98	1-22
Planning
Behavior of Bees Under the Influence of Deterrents Derived	Hans Heinze	Heinze		59	25-33
from the Body Substance of Their Own Species, The
Organic Farming and Its Influence on the Health of Soils,	John W. Hershey	Hershey	VI	3	11-19
Plants, Animals, and Man
Biological Control of Noxious Insects and Weeds	C. H. Hoffman	Hoffman		51	14-24
Chemist's Reaction to Bio-Dynamics, A	Henry A. Hoffman, Jr.	Hoffman	VI	1	31-32
Chinese Agriculture	M. Holmes	Holmes	XI	4 & 5	39-45
Conservation-Alert County, A	Maybel M. Holmes	Holmes		37	11-13
Animal Waste Disposal and Its Possible Solution By	J.R. Howes	Howes		81	18-23
Composting
Our Threatened Environment	J.R. Howes	Howes		89	17-20

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
First Three Furrows, The	Andrew Hoy and Asger Elmquist	Hoy		114	21-22
I Did Not Know... (Poem)	Andrew Hoy	Hoy		112	32
Plowman's Song, A (Poem)	Andrew Hoy	Hoy		114	30
Remarkable Conference, A (Aug. 30-Sept. 3, 1948)	Benjamin F. Hubert	Hubert	VII	1	9-13
B.D. Gardening and Farming in the Atomic Age	Donald B. Hull	Hull		65	48-50
Grass Is Immortal	John J. Ingalls	Ingalls		92	16
Tree in the Meadow, The	Elizabeth Ingles	Ingles		42	19-25
Collaboration of Consumers, Producers, and Tradesmen in	Tom Jurriaanse	Jurriaanse		103	9-13
Holland
Cooperative Marketing	C. Russell Keep, Jr.	Keep		52	9-11
Some Bio-Dynamic Activity in Germany	E. H. Kleinschmidt	Kleinschmidt	VII	1	15-18
Possible Cancer Hazard Presented By Feeding Diethyl-	Granville F. Knight, W. Coda Martin,	Knight		40	24-28
Stilbestrol to Cattle	Rigoberto Iglesias, and William E.
	Smith
Action on Organic Standards-- An Appeal	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		99	1
Alfalfa Root Nodules and Phosphate Fertilizing	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		89	21
Application of the Diagnostic-Crystallization Method for the	H.H. Koepf and A. Selawry	Koepf		64	9-24
Investigation of Quality of Food and Fodder, Part I
Application of the Diagnostic-Crystallization Method for the	H.H. Koepf and A. Selawry	Koepf		65	1-12
Investigation of Quality of Food and Fodder, Part II
Application of the Diagnostic-Crystallization Method for the	H.H. Koepf and A. Selawry	Koepf		67	1-12
Investigation of Quality of Food and Fodder, Part III
Bio-Dynamic Farming and Gardening in Our Time	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		101	5-15

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Bio-Dynamic Farming and Gardening in Our Time:	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		103	1-6
Agriculture as a Social Task III
Bio-Dynamic Production and the Consumer	H. H. Koepf, Bo D. Pettersson, W.	Koepf		114	16-20
	Schaumann
Bio-Dynamic Quality Standards	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		101	1-5
Bio-Dynamic Sprays	H. H. Koepf	Koepf	III	1	1-9
Bio-Dynamic Sprays, The	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		97	1-16
Biological Weathering of Rock	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		80	32-34
Blurred Instinct	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		79	31
Cereal Root Nematodes	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		93	34
Compost: What It Is-- How It Is Made-- What It Does	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		77	20-37
Considering Biological Agriculture	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		112	7-15
Cosmic Clocks and Life Rhythms	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		75	27-29
Current Topics, Part I	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		70	40-45
Current Topics, Part II	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		71	37-39
Current Topics, Part III	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		72	15-17
Decay of Frozen Food	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		74	21
Does Soil Testing Help Towards a Natural Control of Fungus	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		86	29-30
and Bacterial Diseases in Plants?
Dynamic Effects in Plant Growth	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		74	30-31
Effects of Excessive Phosphate in the Soil	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		111	1-2
Environmental Relationship of the Organism	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		78	19-20

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Established Pesticides Carry High Risk	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		93	33
Evaluation of Soil Productivity for Management, and Other	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		71	3-14
Basic Decisions
Experiment in Treating Liquid Manure	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		79	1-12
Farm Drugs and Human Health	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		90	18-19
Farmers Also Conservationists	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		106	31
Farming as a Social Fulfillment	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		106	15-21
Forests Near Big Cities Must Be Preserved	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		89	2
Forty Years of Bio-Dynamic Farming and Gardening	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		72	1-4
Grass Tetany and Hypomagnesaemia	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		93	31-32
Herb Seasonings and How to Use Them	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		89;14-
				16
Herbicides and Soil Structure	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		83	21-22
Holland Increases Application of City Garbage Composts	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		84	22-23
How Certain Plants Can Utilize Locked-Up Phosphorous	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		90	29
In Praise of Weeds	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		72	10-12
In Search of Quality, Part I	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		91	3-14
In Search of Quality, Part II	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		92	2-15
Insect Resistance	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		106	27
Integrated Pest and Disease Control	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		89	32-34
Manure Handling	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		79	12-14

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Matter That Matters, The, Part I	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		80	2-17
Matter That Matters, The, Part II	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		81	1-14
Matter That Matters, The, Part III	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		83	1-15
Matter That Matters, The, Part IV	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		85	1-11
Microorganisms and the Life in the Oceans	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		89	25
Nematodes and Crop Rotation	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		90	32
New Concepts for the Social Handling of Pollution	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		78	1-8
Nitrate: An Ailing Organism Calls for Healing	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		73	5-48
Notes on the Way	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		74	1-6
Nutrient Uptake Is Influenced By Soil Life	H .H. H. Koepf	Koepf		93	34
Organic Fertilizing Improves Soil Hygiene	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		87	26-30
Organic Management Reduces Leaching of Nitrate	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		108	20-30
Our Environment Needs Caring For	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		80	36-37
Permanent Pastures	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		66	1-14
Pesticides Persist in Silage	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		84	25
Phosphorus and Food Production	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		109	7-16
Plant Diseases and Composting	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		82	22-24
Preliminary Test with Two Types of Bread	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		99	8-12
Productivity of the Earth, The, Part I	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		86	1-12
Productivity of the Earth, The, Part II	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		87	1-8
Proper Nutrition for the Elderly	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		89	12-14

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Quality Standards for Animal Products	H.H. Koepf	Koepf		102	35-38
Radioactivity in the Biosphere	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		70	1-17
Removing Pesticide Residues from Food	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		76	28-29
Report on the Work Underway at the Biochemical Research	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		76	1-10
Laboratory, Spring Valley, New York
Research on Quality	H. H. Koepf, Bo D. Pettersson, and	Koepf		114	7-16
	W. Schaumann
Responsible Dealing with the Kingdoms of Nature	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		102	1-10
Restoring Good Conditions for Alfalfa	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		80	27-29
Significant Progress in Bio-Dynamics in the Scandinavian	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		84	1-8
Countries
Silica and Silica Sprays	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		78	24-30
Soil as Feed Additive for Young Pigs	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		90	35
Soil Management and Animal Reproduction	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		79	28-31
Soil Productivity and Organic Substance	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		68	5-19
Soil Structure, Plant Nutrition, and the Occurrence of Plant	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		84	32-35
Diseases and Pests
Soil Tests and Chromatograms	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		69	1-13
Testing Commercial Composts	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		95	23-33
Three Lectures on Bio-Dynamics	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		88	1-50
To Reawaken Awareness of Nature	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		82	12-18
Towards a New Decade	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		94	13-23

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Training in the Bio-Dynamic Method	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		95	1-6.
Very Old News	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		76	13-14
Weed Seeds in Manure-Soil Composts	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		90	11
What Makes Soils Richer?	H. H. Koepf	Koepf		90	2-7
History of Minkdale Farm and What Caused Us to Become	A. F. A. Konig	Konig	II	1	27-30
B. D. Minded
Minkdale Farm-- In Retrospect	A. F. A. Konig	Konig	V	1	18-20
Fish Look for Work to Do, The	A. Kucherenko	Kucherenko		104	20-23
Facts and Observations	Howard Laskey	Laskey		90	8-11
Toxicology of the Newer Agricultural Chemicals, The	Arnold J. Lehman	Lehman	VII	2	23-29
Earthworms Rejuvenate the Soil	Lawrence C. Lemmon	Lemmon	IX	1	27-32
Beginning of My Vegetable Garden, The	Anita Linder	Linder		98	22-24
Review of the Evidence for Food Quality Differences in	Maria Linder	Linder		107	1-11
Relation to Fertilization of the Soil with Organics or Mineral
Fertilizers, A
Selling Bio-Dynamic Ideas to the Public	Maria Linder	Linder		97	17-24
Stinging Nettle-- the Helper and Healer in My Garden	Anita Linder	Linder		105	14-16
Symposium on Health	C. U. Linder, H. Laskey, and E.	Linder	VI	1	23-26
	Whitmont
You and I	Anita Linder	Linder		102	10-12
Farmer's Progress?, Part I	H. F. Mahle	Mahle		66	24-26
Farmer's Progress?, Part II	H. F. Mahle	Mahle		67	13-15

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Farmer's Progress?, Part III	H. F. Mahle	Mahle		70	38-40
Farmer's Progress?, Part IV	H. F. Mahle	Mahle		72	13-15
Such Potatoes as Yours	H. F. Mahle	Mahle		65	46-48
Anniversary Conference in Spring Valley	Anne Marshall	Marshall		112	29-32
Bio-Dynamic Farming and Gardening Association Annual	Anne Marshall	Marshall		113	33-35
Meeting, August 25, 1974
This Is the Week That Was	Anne E. Marshall	Marshall		105	32-36
Insecticides Today and Tomorrow	W. Coda Martin	Martin		44	21-31
Reappraisal of Today's Nutrition	W. Coda Martin	Martin		38	12-19
The Relationship of Nutrition and the Psychological	W. Coda Martin	Martin		42	35-36
Development of the Child
What the Physician and the Consumer Should Expect from	W. Coda Martin	Martin		63	21-24
the Farmer
When Is a Plant a Food-- and When a Poison?	W. Coda Martin	Martin		41	14-17
Farm Is Not An Economic Haven, A	William J. McCauley	McCauley	IV	2	11-14
Growing Farm Tenancy Threatens the Soil	W. J. McCauley	McCauley	V	2	24-27
Why the Farmer's 'Pay' Is Low	William James McCauley	McCauley	III	2	8-13
Critical View of Techno-Industrial Agriculture, A	Don McGuire	McGuire		107	12-36
Composting Leaves	Howard B. Mehrtens	Mehrtens		36	7-10
Observations Made During the Development of Bio-Dynamic	Georg Merckens	Merckens		71	27-32
Work
Garden Experiences	Ruth Eastman and Mary Mitchell	Mitchell	VIII	4	31

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
News from Astra Farm: a Garden Grows	Jeffrey and Jody Mitchell	Mitchell		108	5-12
Jefferson's Plow	Virginia Moore	Moore	II	2	22-24
Weed Problem, The	Virginia Moore	Moore	III	1	14-16
Does Bio-Dynamic Farming Pay?	J. Morton	Morton	III	2	22-26
Program for Postwar Activities in the Phoenixville	H. A. W. Myrin	Myrin	III	1	33-37
Agricultural Territory
Trees and Health	V. Nesterov	Nesterov		112	16-18
Let Us Get Back to Earth	Lord Northbourne	Northbourne	VII	1	31-32
Can We Restore the Old-Fashioned Family Farm?	Carl Ogren	Ogren		75	30-35
Hidden Truths (Poem)	Christian Ostergaard	Ostergaard		92	1
Bio-Dynamic Farm-- An Organism, The	Carsten Pank	Pank		81	38-53
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part 1	Carsten Pank	Pank		93	20-29
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part II	Carsten Pank	Pank		94	23-32
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part III	Carsten Pank	Pank		95	8-18
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part IV	Carsten Pank	Pank		97	26-37
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part V	Carsten Pank	Pank		98	25-42
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part VI	Carsten Pank	Pank		101	16-27
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part VII. p. 1	Carsten Pank	Pank		102	13-23
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part VII. p. 2	Carsten Pank	Pank		103	17-28
Dirt Farmer's Dialogue, Part VIII	Carsten Pank	Pank		105	22-31
Equations (Poem)	Carsten Pank	Pank		82	11

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Feeding, the Alpha and Omega in Farming	Carsten Pank	Pank		76	15-25
Parallels	Carsten Pank	Pank		87	25-26
Remarkable Birdsfoot Trefoil, The	Carsten Pank	Pank		108	17-19
Silent Spring-- Ten Years After	Carsten Pank	Pank		104	5-17
What Is the Bio-Dynamic Method?	Carsten J. Pank	Pank		72	19-27
Your Own Personal Factory	Marilyn Vivier Pearce	Pearce		75	10-16
Typical Iron Plant: Urtica Dioica, A	Wilhelm Pelikan	Pelikan		106	28-30
Effect of Site, Fertilizing, and Growth Influencing Factors	Bo D. Pettersson	Pettersson		96	1-19
Upon the Quality of Potato Tubers, The
Experiments and Observations on the Use of Bone Meal on	Bo D. Pettersson	Pettersson		67	15-20
Grass and Clover Mixtures in Central Scandinavia
Art and Science of Composting, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		49	2-20
Availability of Nitrogen, Phosphate, and Potash in Soils	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	X	4	30-34
Availability of Nitrogen, Phosphate, and Potash in Soils Due	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	X	3	24-27
to Application of Microorganisms
Available, Water-- Soluble or Storage: Humus Decides the	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		56	1-9
Issue
Balance and Imbalance, Beneficial Versus Poisonous	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		77	1-17
Bio-Chemical Research Laboratory Annual Report, 19571959	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		55	1-14
Bio-Dynamic Method Can Produce Quantity Too, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		59	1-7
Bio-Dynamic Method: What it is and What it is Not, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VI	4	2-17
Bio-Dynamic Treatment of Fruit Trees, Berries, and Shrubs,	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		42	2-18

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
The, Part I
Bio-Dynamic Treatment of Fruit Trees, Berries, and Shrubs,	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		43	2-14
The, Part II
Bio-Dynamics: A Short, Practical Introduction	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		41	2-9
Biological and Natural Control of Insect Pests	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		48	2-8
Biological Balance, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		38	2-12
Biological Role of the Earthworm, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	II	2	18-21
Bread Baking, Cookery and Related Questions	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		65	14-23
Care of Hay in the Hayloft	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IV	2	6, 10,
					14
Cattle Feeding along Bio-Dynamic Lines	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VI	3	24-30
Changing Rural Pattern-- a Challenge, The, Part I	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		36	2-6
Changing Rural Pattern-- a Challenge, The, Part II	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		37	3-11
Chromatograms of Grain and Flour	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		54	2-15
Comparative Soil Tests 1951-1961 of a Bio-Dynamic Farm	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		60	1-11
Compost and Fertilizer on Peas	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IX	3	2-5
Composting Again-- Small and Large	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	XI	1 & 2	2-14
Decline of American Agriculture, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		70	17-22
Do We Really Know What We Are Doing? Ddt Spray	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		45	2-40
Programs-- Their Value and Dangers
Does Bread Nourish?	E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	III	2	16-22
Dynamic Concept of the Weather, A	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IV	2	1-6

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Dynamic Forces	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		1 (1 &	11-15
				2)
Experimental Garden of 1950, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IX	3	11-12
Green Manuring, Organic Fertilizer, Compost in Spring?.	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	X	1 & 2	18-21
Healthy and Diseased Pastures	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	III	1	10-14
Hog Feeding	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VI	3	30-31
How Long Do Seeds Keep?	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		41	23-26
How Moist is Moist?	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	XI	4 & 5	35-38
How Much Compost Should We Use?	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	XII	4	2-12
How to Buy a Farm	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	II	1	11-17
Ideal Soil, The	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		40	17-19
Impressions of Agriculture Abroad-- 1950	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VIII	4	10-16
Impressions of Agriculture in England and Scotland 1950	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IX	1	17-23
Know Your Soil	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VII	2	2-7
Large Farm or Small Farm	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IV	1	1-7
Mastitis, its Cause and Treatment	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	V	1	32-35
Mulching-- Right or Wrong?	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		51	2-6
Municipal and Industrial Composting	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VIII	2	2-6
New Developments in Composting	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		53	2-9
Nutrient Balance, The	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		39	2-10
Observations of Bio-Dynamic and Mineral Treatment of Soil	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	X	1 & 2	2-13

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Observations on Bio-Dynamic and Mineral Treatment of Soil	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VIII	1	2-7
Organic Matter Rebuilt in Pure Sand	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IX	2	2-8
Organic-Chemical Controversy in Agriculture, The	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	X	3	2-19
Pfeiffer on Soils and Activators and the Nitrogen Problem	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		64	1-8
Plants Absorb Organic Substances from Soil	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		58	1-8
Practical Aspects of Composting, Green Manuring, Liming,	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		63	1-8
Manure Handling, Growing Successful Lawns
Preliminary Report on Humus Formation in the Root Areas of	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VII	1	20-27
Plants Under Different Soil Management, A
Prosperity-- Security-- the Future	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		1 (1 &	1-5
				2)
Protein Changes During Germination and Earliest Leaf	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		47	2-8
Growth
Qualitative Chromatographic Method for the Determination	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		50	2-15
of Biological Factors, A
Quality Production of Seed Protein	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		46	8-16
Questions and Answers at the 1961 B.D. Conference	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		62	1-8
Raw Materials Useful for Composting	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	XII	2	19-27
Recent Developments in the Application of the B. D. Starter	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	X	4	2-12
Rudolf Steiner's Impulse to Agriculture	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		40	2-15
Seven Years of Soil Survey on a Bio-Dynamic Farm	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	XII	3	2-19
Soil and Health	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VI	1	18-20

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Soil Building versus Nutrient Solution	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		57	1-11
Soil Improvements with the Bio-Dynamic Method	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	IX	1	2-5
Soil Profiles-- A Diagnostic Means	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	XI	3	2-8
Soils and Humus	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VI	1	3-7
Spices and Medicinal Herbs	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	II	1	31-34
Testing Methods to Make Quality Differences Visible	E.E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer		59	8-25
Treatment of Soils with Regard to Humus and Structure, The,	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VII	3	2-7
Part I
Treatment of Soils with Regard to Humus and Structure, The,	E. E. Pfeiffer	Pfeiffer	VII	4	2-5
Part II
Vegetable Garden, The (Excerpt from Grow a Garden)	E. E. Pfeiffer and E. Riese, revised by	Pfeiffer	XI	1 & 2	30-38
	E. Speiden
Progress in the Research Laboratory	E. E. Pfieffer	Pfieffer	VI	2	24-27
Stressing Thoroughness	Paul Pfund	Pfund	IX	1	36-39
Bio-Dynamics in New England	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		104	19-20
Covering the Ground with Vegetables	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		68	25-28
Crystallizations in Frost	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		98	42-44
Digging and Delving, Part I. Introduction: The Three	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		80	30-32
Dimensional Garden
Digging and Delving, Part II. Planning the Garden	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		81	53-56
Digging and Delving, Part III. Why the Three Story Garden	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		82	19-22
Works

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Digging and Delving, Part IV. The Distribution of Sunlight	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		83	23-27
Digging and Delving, Part V. The Moisture Supply	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		84	26-30
Digging and Delving, Part VI. the Air Supply	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		85	31-33
Digging and Delving, Part VII. Root Systems	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		86	26-28
Digging and Delving, Part VIII. The Winter Garden and Part	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		87	10-16
IX. Transplanting and Other Detailed Operations
Faith Homestead	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick	VIII	1	11-15
Feathery Eggs and Sponge Cakes	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick	XII	3	21-22
From Loudon's Encyclopedia, London, 1824	H. Philbrick (contributed by)	Philbrick		36	25-26
From Missouri	John and Helen Philbrick	Philbrick	IX	1	15-16
Greenhouse Experiences, Part I	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		37	26-32
Greenhouse Experiences, Part II	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		38	27-30
Kalendarial Index, Part I	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		99	12-34
Kalendarial Index, Part II	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		100	12-25
Kalendarial Index, Part III	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		101	27-38
Kalendarial Index, Part IV	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		102	24-35
Life in the Garden	John H. Philbrick	Philbrick		62	36-40
New Publication, A	John and Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		37	21-22
News from Roanridge Homestead, Parkville	John and Helen Philbrick	Philbrick	XII	2	13-16
Personal Question, A	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		64	27-29
Report on the 1956 Bio-Dynamic Farm Conference	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		42	25-33

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Richard C. Potter, 1889-1968	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		86	24-25
Secrets of the Universe in a Bio-Dynamic Garden	H. Philbrick	Philbrick		91	28-30
Some Actual Experience with a 'Cold' Greenhouse	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		36	20-22
Summer Thoughts	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		91	35-36
Unexpected Use for Dr. Pfeiffer's Bacterial Starter, An	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		67	20-21
What is Dynamic About Bio-Dynamics?	John H. Philbrick	Philbrick		89	3-11
Winter Thoughts	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		89	28-29
You Name It	Helen Philbrick	Philbrick		59	34-37
Eyeing Potatoes	Ludwig Piening	Piening	VII	1	18-20
Future for the Family Farm, A	Ludwig Piening	Piening		69	14-17
Man and Mechanization in Farming	Ludwig Piening	Piening		72	6-10
Report on a Family Farm	Ludwig Piening	Piening		52	7-9
Survival of Farming in These Troubled Times, The	Ludwig Piening	Piening		56	20-23
Living Influences on Plant Development	A. de Podolinsky	Podolinsky		106	1-10
From Our Secretary	Josephine Porter	Porter		53	36-39
Love of the Earth, A	Richard Potter	Potter		65	23-31
Nature in the Bible	Richard C. Potter	Potter		83	16-21
Impression of Australia and Bio-Dynamics Therein, An	P.C. Proctor	Proctor		113	17-19
Bio-Dynamics in Denmark	O. E. Rasmussen	Rasmussen	IV	2	22-26
Farm Yard Manure Verses Artificials	O. Elstrup Rasmussen	Rasmussen	V	1	10-12
Use of Phosphorus and Potassium on Light Sandy Soils in	O. Elstrup Rasmussen	Rasmussen		66	18-22

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Denmark
Bio-Dynamic Food Products in 1980	Richard Rettig	Rettig		95	34-37
B.D. Homestead, A	Marjorie Spock and Mary T. Richards	Richards		62	20-23
Vegetable Garden from a Woodlot, A	Mary T. Richards and Marjorie Spock	Richards		39	11-14
Notes on Citrus Culture	Harold S. Richmond	Richmond	XI	1 & 2	25-29
Story of a Citrus Grove	Harold S. Richmond	Richmond	VI	3	2-11
Christian and the Creature, The	Gottfried Richter	Richter		112	25-28
Dynamic Forces Practically Applied	E. Riese, F. Bessenich, and E. E.	Riese		1 (3 &	7-11
	Pfeiffer			4)
Germinating Force of Seeds, The	Erika Riese	Riese		53	25-27
Bit About Organics in Britain, A	Bo Rodehn	Rodehn	VII	3	25-28
Bio-Dynamics in Ontario	John Rohlmann	Rohlmann		112	33-34
Brief Report on the Winter Agricultural Conference at the	John Rohlmann	Rohlmann		114	27-30
Goetheanum, February 5-9, 1975, A
Do-It-Yourself Chromatography	Ruth Rosevear	Rosevear	III	?	21-31
Chromatograms of Soil, Bio-Dynamic Preparations and their	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth		62	9-14
Source Materials
Color Symptoms in Plant Deficiency Diseases	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth	XI	1&2	15-23
Forming of Soils and Their Testing, The	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth		96	25-37
More About Trace Elements	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth		36	11-19
Plant Relationships as Made Visible By Chromatography	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth		85	12-15
Plant Symbiosis	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth		93	13-20

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Plant Symbiosis	Erica Sabarth	Sabarth	XI	4 & 5	7-17
Forest in the Ecological System and in the Farm Economy,	J. B. Santon	Santon		76	30-40
The
Trees and Shrubs for Shelter Belts	J. B. Santon	Santon		81	23-35
Function of Natural Membrances, The	A.D. Sargood	Sargood		111	15-18
Nitrate Poisoning	Andrew Sargood	Sargood		113	28-32
Letter from France, A	Pierre Sauvegeot	Sauvegeot	IV	1	19-28
Home Garden, A	E. B. Sayre	Sayre	VII	4	19-20
B.D. Conference 1955	Renate Schaafhausen	Schaafhausen		38	19-23
Another Answer to the Question: What Is Bio-Dynamic	Ursula Schaefer (trans.)	Schaefer		106	21-23
Gardening and Farming
People Notes from the Stockholm Human Environment	Karl E. Schaefer	Schaefer		104	2-5
Conference
Feeding Cattle for Health and Fertility	Wolfgang Schaumann	Schaumann		111	2-10
Planting Green Manure in Corn	Oscar Schmidt	Schmidt		11	15-18
Rhythmical Phenomena in Earth and Cosmos in Relation to	Gerhardt Schmidt	Schmidt		93	4-12
Nutrition and Agriculture
What Does the Young Farmer Expect from the Future?	Oscar Schmidt	Schmidt		77	38-41
Why We Like the One-Litter System of Raising Hogs	Oscar A. Schmidt	Schmidt		81	36-38
Individual-- the Community-- the Land, The	Michael Schmundt	Schmundt		114	23-27
Border Plants from French Canada	Robert and Greta Schon	Schon	V	2	27-29
Observations and Thoughts on the Sugar Maple	R.C. Schon	Schon	VII	2	13-17

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Report from Canada	Robert and Grete Schon	Schon	V	1	1-4.
					20-28
Report on Airlie Farm	R. C. Schon	Schon	IX	3	18-22
Small Farm's Development, A	R. G. Schonbeck	Schonbeck	VI	2	3-9
Some Notes on Growing Good Sweet Corn	R. G. Schonbeck	Schonbeck	IX	2	29-31
Some Observations on Feeding, Health, and Production of	R. G. Schonbeck	Schonbeck	IX	2	25-26
Dairy Cows
Cosmic Rhythms	J. Schultz	Schultz		1 (3 &	21-25
				4)
Forest Seed Production in Relation to Planetary Cycles, Part I	Joachim Schultz	Schultz	XI	3	10-20
Forest Seed Production in Relation to Planetary Cycles, Part	Joachim Schultz	Schultz	XI	4 & 5	26-34
II
Learning on the Nature Trail	Cornelia Schwartz	Schwartz		111	18-20
Building a Garden	John Scott	Scott	IX	4	21-22
Weather	Helmut Siber	Siber	IV	1	8-11
Tree Crops-- An Unappreciated Possibility	J. Russell Smith	Smith	III	1	31-32
Sun Overhead	John Soper	Soper		62	31-36
Asparagus	E. Speiden	Speiden	III	1	24-26
Bio-Dynamic Conference, April 1946, The	E. Speiden	Speiden	V	1	1-10
Bio-Dynamic Spray 500	E. Speiden	Speiden	VIII	2	12-18
Bio-Dynamic Spray 501	E. Speiden	Speiden	VIII	3	10-12
Bio-Dynamic Spray 508, (and 507 as a Spray)	E. Speiden	Speiden	VIII	4	17-19

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Bread Making-- Science and Art	E. Speiden	Speiden	IX	3	6-10
Cold Weather Vegetables	E. Speiden	Speiden		39	15-24
Compost Lessons from the Earthworm	E. Speiden	Speiden	V	2	33-35
Ecology Made Understandable (A Review of The Web of	E. Speiden	Speiden		36	23-25
Life, by John H. Storer)
Even Scientists Have to Eat!	E. Speiden	Speiden	XI	1 & 2	23-24
Herb Growing	E. Speiden	Speiden	II	2	25-31
Herb Teas	E. Speiden	Speiden	IX	2	13-18
Impressions of the Farm Conference	E. Speiden	Speiden	XII	4	16-22
More Food for the Thoughtful	E. Speiden	Speiden	XI	3	25-26
Mulching	E. Speiden	Speiden	XI	4 & 5	18-25
Planning for the Home Vegetable Garden	E. Speiden	Speiden	XII	3	26-32
Rural China	E. Speiden	Speiden	II	1	18-22
Save Your Own Seeds	E. Speiden	Speiden	IX	4	7-12
Success with Bio-Dynamics	E. Speiden	Speiden	X	1 & 2	22-27
West Coast Branch, The	E. Speiden	Speiden	VII	4	17-19
Where Bio-Dynamics Goes	E. Speiden	Speiden	XI	3	29-30
Fruitful Exchange, A	Marjorie Spock	Spock		104	17-19
Paean to Goats	Marjorie Spock	Spock		86	15-17
Rachel Carson-- in Memorium	Marjorie Spock	Spock		71	1-2
Knowledge of Gods, The (A Poem)	Rudolf Steiner	Steiner	III		32

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Light of the Sun, The (Poem)	Rudolf Steiner	Steiner		93	1
Light That Shines in Men, The (Poem)	Rudolf Steiner	Steiner		112	37
Origin of the Theory of Metamorphosis	Rudolf Steiner	Steiner		109	24-40
Composting Coffee Waste and Manure at Golden Acres Farm	Walter Stuber and Peter Blaser	Stuber	XII	2	2-5
Golden Acres Apiary	Ursula Stuber	Stuber	X	4	13-16
Golden Acres Farm	Walter Stuber	Stuber	X	4	35-38
Marketing of Golden Acres Farm Bio-Dynamic Produce, The	Walter Stuber and C.R. Keep, Jr.	Stuber		48	27-30
Poultry Operation at Golden Acres Farm	Walter Stuber	Stuber		38	23-26
Reflections on Golden Acres Farm	Walter Stuber	Stuber		95	19-23
Report on Golden Acres Farm	Walter Stuber	Stuber	XII	4	13-15
Another Experience Report	Mrs. Frederick J. Suhr	Suhr	IX	3	22-23
Land Administrators Blend New Concepts with Old	Ernest Swift	Swift		56	29-31
World on Four Acres, The	Ernest Swift	Swift		63	35-36
Bogs, Bottom Land, and `Banking' in Southern New Jersey	Claude N. Terry	Terry	VIII	3	24-26
Insect World's Relationship to Cruciferous Plants, The	Heinrich Thies	Thies		108	30-36
Thoughts About Sun, Moon, and the Signs of the Zodiac	Heinrich Thies	Thies		106	24-27
Herbs in the Garden	Margaret Thomas	Thomas		62	40-41
We Want It Back (Poem)	O.R. Townley	Townley		92	27-29
Soil and Health	Walter Vander Beek	Vander Beek	VII	3	27-32
Good Recipe for Milk, A	Walter VanderBeek	VanderBeek	IX	2	19-24
Bio-Dynamics as An Ecological Influence	Philip S. Very	Very		99	2-8

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Comparison of Personality Characteristics of Individuals	Philip S. Very	Very		91	14-22
Attracted to Various Agricultural Methodologies, A
Earth Day: in Perspective	Philip S. Very	Very		94	37-39
Summary of the 1968 Bio-Dynamic Farming and Gardening	Philip S. Very	Very		89	30-31
Conference
Influence of Fertilization on Feed Quality	Irmgard von Grone-Gueltzow	von Grone-		105	16-22
		Gueltzow
Observations on the Nature of Humus	Fiona von Heider	von Heider		100	1-11
Agriculture and the Camphill Movement	Hartmut von Jeetze	von Jeetze		114	1-6
Growing Need for Bio-Dynamic Agriculture, The	Hartmut von Jeetze	von Jeetze		113	1-4
Growing Up with Honey	Wilbur C. Wahl	Wahl		94	33-37
Highlights and Sidelights	Karl Walter	Walter		92	30-36
Little Report on China Farms, A	Tze-kong Waung	Waung	IX	3	25-26
Activity and Means of Influencing the Animal Life of the	Friedrich Wilhelm	Wilhelm		112	18-25
Soil, The
Significance of the Animal Population of the Soil, The	Friedrich Wilhelm	Wilhelm		79	32-40
Soil-Dwelling Animals, Their Effects and Ways of	Friedrich Wilhelm	Wilhelm		86	18-23
Influencing Their Activities
Agriculture and Technology of Sugar in 1944-45	O. W. Willcox	Willcox	V	1	32
Doctor and the Farmer, The	Henry N. Williams	Williams		113	4-11
Earthly and Cosmic Nutrition	Henry N. Williams	Williams		96	20-24
Bio-Dynamics and Ecology	E. F. Winter	Winter		60	12-18

Title	Author	1st Author	Vol	Num	Pg
		Last Name
Greenhouse on the B.D. Homestead, The	E. F. Winter	Winter		48	13-19
Intensifying a B. D. Homestead Production	E. F. Winter	Winter		52	12-19
Letter from Moscow	E. F. Winter	Winter		57	11-14
Agricultural Work at Camphill Special Schools	Bernard Wolf	Wolf		108	12
Some Observations on the Citrus Industry	L. P. De Wolf	Wolf	VIII	2	28-31
Cosmic Error, A (Poem)	Harvey E. Yantis	Yantis	X	3	19
Springtime Waters	A. Gruman and A. Zhuravlev	Zhuravlev		106	11-14
Twenty-Nine Years of Bio-Dynamic Treatment	Richard and Ruth Zinniker	Zinniker		103	7-8
Pruning and Training Bramble Fruits and Highbush	C. C. Zych	Zych		92	17-26
Blueberries