For this reason, biodynamic farming is proposed as a "of the peg" framework for reenchanting agriculture in the West, which is illustrated with several examples through the book, in a complementarily way with other academic papers (Pigott [10]). A distinction should probably be made between electromagnetic (chapter 9 and 12), sound-based (chapter 10) and other technological applications (chapter 14, 15, 16), on the one hand, and astronomical rhythms (chapter 11) and homeopathy (chapter 13), on the other hand. The term "subtle Agroecologies" does not refer to a farming system in itself, but to the superimposition of "a non-material dimension upon existing, materially based agroecological farming systems" (p.xl). [Extracted from the article]