Organic - Food, Farming and Health

Organic farming means farming with Mother Nature and the more people know about the benefits of organic, the better our environment will be. Let organic become the conventional of the future.
Organic farming means farming with Mother Nature and the more people know about the benefits of organic, the better our environment will be. Let organic become the conventional of the future.
Wine The Green Revolution review in the Journal of the Biodynamic Association of UK.
During the 16th Annual Sonoma Film Festival (April 10-14, 2013) - where fine films and wines are observed in unison - a story that encapsulates both novelties in one is something to celebrate. For this reason, French winemaker Guillaume Bodin’s film ‘La Clef des Terroirs’ (2011) should be mentioned as this month it will be released on DVD in France and America. The film held its international premier at the 27th Santa Barbara International Film Festival. Relevant to the situation of California wines and agriculture here in northern California, the film discusses the benefits of ‘biodynamic’ organic farming in the world of wine. It is a form of modern wine producing being used in the global wine industry today to combat technically processed wines, a system of healthy and natural wine production developed by philosopher Rudolf Steiner.
Claude and Lydia Bourguignon are soil microbiologists, they study, experiment, analyze in order to better understand the main wine terroirs.Guests at an oenological lunch at the Hotel Albert 1er in Chamonix on Saturday the 25th of August 2012... Throughout the conference, the customers could discover the soil as they have never seen...
Around a lunch table meeting at the Albert 1er Hotel in Chamonix, Claude and Lydia Bourguignon were invited by Christian Martray for a conference on the microbiology of soils with a Petit Clos from Domaine La Colombe as drink. The gourmet meal was served with a Chardonnay from Domaine Belmont, a Côtes du Rhône Villages Massif d'Uchaux from Cros de la Mûre, a Saint-Emilion from Chateau Troplong Mondot and an Alsace 1er Cru Huebuhl from Domaine Deiss...
Released in France in March 2011, “Wine: The Green Revolution”, directed by Guillaume Bodin, has just made its debut in the United States. This may be the beginning of a promising international future for this documentary film, which brings a different perspective to the world of wine.