Biodynamic farming takes a holistic approach and considers the farm as an integrated, living organism. Fields, crops, livestock and farmers form a closed-loop with a view to foster the fertility and productivity of the soil. Therefore, biodynamic farms are managed as self-sustaining and self-nourishing ecosystems that provide high-quality products by restoring humus status and ensuring the inherent functioning of flora and fauna —the properties of biodynamic crops are unique and impossible to achieve neither with chemical fertilizers nor with other sustainable farming methods..