Biodynamic Agriculture Australia (founded 1989) is a not-for-profit association with a governing council and participation by all members. We operate Australia wide and have over 1,135 members and News Leaf subscribers in over 24 local and regional groups. Our journal, News Leaf, is published quarterly.

The Oregon Biodynamic Group began in 1975. Our membership numbers 75 gardeners, homesteaders, and farmers from throughout Oregon and beyond. We hold quarterly meetings, with the spring and fall meetings dedicated to making the biodynamic preparations. Our winter meeting focuses on study of Rudolf Steiner's Agricultural Lectures that form the basis of biodynamics.

The objects of the Association are to foster, guide and safeguard in New Zealand the biodynamic approach to agriculture, horticulture, forestry and animal husbandry as initiated by Rudolf Steiner in 1924 and as practised progressively since that time. The association is affiliated with the General Anthroposophical Society. Membership is open to anyone interested in biodynamic farming and gardening methods.

The Biodynamic Farming and Gardening Association (BDA), a non-profit organization open to the public, was formed in the U.S. in 1938 in order to foster, guide, and safeguard the Biodynamic method of agriculture. The activities of the Association include: conferences, workshops, and seminars; research; publishing and distributing literature; advising farmers and gardeners. The Association also publishes Biodynamics, America's oldest ecological farming and gardening magazine.

Established November 1950 - the oldest private research institute on organic farming in Europe. It was founded as a privately maintained non-profit institution, incorporated as an association under german law.