Maria Thun's particular angle, researching deeply into cosmic effect on plant growth and pest control. .

This is just the bare bone basics for market gardeners and large scale growers. All those when's, what's and how's answered in a concise and well presented way. Helped me out of countless ambiguities!

This is THE craftsman vegetable growers guide. Elliot's in depth sharing of his experience lead one into a sense of how complete a commercial organic garden system can become.

A little more orientated towards kitchen gardening but loads of really useful info on requirements for all vegetable crops and beautiful photo's from an American master gardener's project.

Full of inspiring people who've developed flourishing inspiring garden systems. Not a how-to type book so much as a call to discover our own unique angle on how we work with the Earth.

And how do you store your vegetables? Look no further, ranging from home scale to larger (not quite commercial but would suit a small market garden).

Steiner had some pretty inspiring insights to share about bees. Takes one from the intimacy of the hive to the widest expanses of the cosmos and shows how the processes are entirely inter-connected.

I found this a very good starting point for creating compost which you'll need - probably lots! This book isn't biodynamic, but the basic composting techniques are illustrated, a good grounding.

Useful for real soil officianado's and those of us with an occasional question or two. A dense, deep and well presented text book.

A very good overview, enough detail without getting over technical.

Awesome. Shows how dynamic life principles underlie all living things and how these shaping forces are revealed in the subtle movements of water, the carrier of life.

Really wonderful extension of understanding of the biodynamic preparations; challenging to read at points but who said this stuff is gonna be easy! Beautifully presented.