Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/735/en

agriculture question; those few who remain today (approx. 2%) are affected by it to the highest degree. Indeed, agriculture has become globally a social case for society as a whole. And now it becomes evident: wherever biodynamic farming is practised today, socially effective forces grow organically, as if from a single point, into the social surroundings. They grow and reveal their great potential; but they must be recognised as such in their direction of working, consciously articulated and powerfully shaped. This can only happen through institutions that reach beyond the boundaries of the farm. Where such institutions begin to form, one soon recognises that they are fruitful only when those involved become conscious in which of the three spheres they wish and are able to bring their capacities and activities in relation to agriculture — whether in the spiritual-cultural, the legal, or the economic field. The consciously practised principle of the threefold nature of the agricultural farm organism can henceforth give measure and direction to general social life (Figure 11).