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Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/889/en
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crystallization processes of the coming winter and toward the laying of a germ for a new soil development in the following year. The old saying holds: "Ploughed before winter, half-manured."[1]
- ↑ Chaotization means the transference of the formed into the unformed condition. In the present case this means: to break open mechanically, loosen, and mix the soil structure that had grown through complex life processes over the course of the preceding year (soil tilth); to stir it up, to displace the soil particles vertically and horizontally. The living topsoil shaped by life is brought by degrees toward the inorganic condition of a spatial side-by-side. This mechanical chaotization prepares the soil for the reception of the in-raying formative forces of winter and the newly enlivening planetary and solar formative forces of the coming spring.
