Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/1263/en

When we take something from nature in the process of making the preparations, we add something new to it through their application. Like a tissue of "individualising measures," we weave through the spatially articulated, time-rhythmically living, year-by-year advancing agricultural organism by applying the preparations. Let us try to picture how, within this organism, each crop — according to its kind and period of growth (field crops in arable and vegetable cultivation, meadows and pastures, fruit trees) — comes into the benefit of the preparations' working: whether through the field preparations from sowing to ripening, or through the other preparations that, by way of compost or manure, attune soil fertility to the plant-appropriate relationship between cosmos and earth. We experience directly how each measure of application is indeed directed pointedly at this field or that crop — and yet from there it works into the whole of the farm organism. Every plant, every crop opens itself to the cosmic-earthly surroundings and becomes, down into its very substance-configuration, an image of those surroundings.