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• Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Lecture VI
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  • in attacking insects, for these come under completely different
  • must be taken. This insect which attacks the roots of the plant
  • only as a medium. Thus, the whole insect must be burnt. That is
  • obtained by burning the whole insect. The insect can be
  • and the burning of the mice skins). For this insect world is
  • radiates those forces which are connected with the insect
  • then, you prepare insect-pepper in the way I have described and
  • those animals and insects which become a nuisance. It all
• Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Lecture VII
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  • upon the manifold insect world, which during a certain period
  • is the fully developed insect which lives on and weaves in this
  • there would be no insects. The insects that flutter around the
  • kinship with the insect world which I have specially
  • This relation, however, to the insect world in fact extends so
  • insect grubs, which can only live upon the earth because of the
  • the insect world, to that part of it which is fully developed
  • took place between the birds and the insects. It is as though,
  • to put it figuratively, the insects had one day said:
  • it that birds and insects fly about as they were meant to do;
  • rearing of birds and insects. For in Nature — I
  • insects brings about the proper distribution of astrality
  • the earth; while the world of birds and insects, of all that
• Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Contents
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  • Insect breeding
  • Insects, combating of
  • Plants and insects
• Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Discussion 14th June, 1924.
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  • QUESTION: In combating insects, should the constellation
  • be the same for all insects?
  • QUESTION? How should insects be caught? Can they be used in the
  • ANSWER: Both larvae and winged insects can be used. It may be
  • one passes from the winged insect to the larva, the
  • complete insect will be nearer to Aquarius.
• Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Discussion 16th June, 1924.
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  • burning the insects is from the beginning of February on into
  • preparations, but the insects can be kept until then.
  • QUESTION: How can this insect-pepper which has “been
  • scattered over the soil' affect the living insects which never
  • insect has its own kind of sensitiveness, and it will flee from
  • in contact with it. That the insect does not come into
  • greater karmic effect to work against insects in this way than