Maybe what matters isn't exactly when they turn their compost, but that they turn it at all. Like, caring about the details even in a "whacky" way (according to

Maybe what matters isn't exactly when they turn their compost, but that they turn it at all. Like, caring about the details even in a "whacky" way (according to most non-biodynamicists) is a lot better than not caring about the details at all -- and maybe to people who aren't into biodynamics, turning the compost is a weird detail that only "whacky" people would care about. Just a WAG.