Virtue of the month (February 21 to March 20)
“Devotion becomes the power of sacrifice.“
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Eurythmy performance River Findhorn
Dear Friends, See invitation to a special eurythmy performance on Thursday 20 March 6.30 in the Universal Hall in Findhorn.
Celebration in memory of Rudolf Steiner
Programme:
SATURDAY March 29th: at Paul Alan Auditorium, Newton Dee:
16.00 ‘The Leading Thoughts’ a workshop with Bernhard Menzinger
17.30 Bring and Share Supper
19.30 Celebration with artistic contributions
and biographical sketches
SUNDAY March 30th: at 8 Spademill Road, Aberdeen:
10.30 The Act of Consecration of Man
12 noon Talk on Rudolf Steiner and the Christian Community
by Willem Boonstoppel
Fieldfare CSA Garden
is a grower of seasonal, organic and biodynamic vegetables, fruit and herbs, based in Aberdeenshire.
At Balmakewan Farm, Walled Garden, Laurencekirk, Aberdeenshire
Please see below a link to the website and a description of the project
We aim to provide the public with a source of sustainable, affordable, and freshly picked produce.
The produce is available through our community supported agriculture scheme, which anyone can join by subscription thus becoming a member by purchasing one, or more, Shares of produce.
The CSA model we have chosen to work with allows us to have direct communication with our members and gives our members a fixed price for the year.
We offer weekly pick-ups of fresh produce, starting in the first week of May and running through until Christmas.
Once May arrives, members who have signed up for the season come to the farm once a week on their chosen pick-up day. We have a pickup room at the walled garden in which the various items for those weeks. Share are laid out with indications on how much to take.
Members bring their own bags/basket in which to place the items which they have selected themselves.
We farm Biodynamically and organically which means we use no artificial chemicals at all, growing over 100 varieties of vegetables and other edibles on raised beds. We view the CSA as a self-sustaining organism, working with nature, not against it and in doing so create an environment in which the ecosystem can thrive and naturally bring itself into balance.