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Dairy cow horns are stuffed with the manure of an organically fed lactating cow. These horns are then buried about 15-24 inches deep, opening facing down, in the garden. The location should be free from nearby plants whose roots may find the horns.The contents will undergo a transformation over the winter months. In early spring the horns will be dug up, and if made correctly, the manure will have been composted into a colloidal, humic material with a sweet earthy scent. In biodynamics this composted horn manure is known as the BD 500 preparation, and was first described by Rudolf Steiner in the Agriculture lectures he gave in the late 1920s. The BD500 "prep" is to be mixed with lukewarm rain water or well water. The prescribed hour-long rhythmic stirring process first creates a vortex in one direction, and then the opposite direction, creating transitions of chaos. The resulting potentized solution is sprayed throughout the garden or farm, and around the property being treated. This process of making and applying a beneficial microbial medicine for the earth is said to result in enhanced biological activity in the soil and plants. The homeopathic treatments are best sprayed or spritzed in the Spring and Autumn afternoon hours, as the earth draws inward, and on moist surfaces. Improving the health of soils and plants improves our own health. Because everything is connected. Every microbe in the ground, every plant root and leaf and flower. Every insect and animal and person. The air and water and sunshine and starlight. Separation is an illusion. And a healthy garden is a blessing to behold.