I understood that you meant something else. I didn't know about electroculture, it seems interesting.

Hundreds of years ago people described what they saw affecting their crops and how they saw things worked. They did not call electricity with words we now use to describe it. Rudolph Steiner created a philosophy that absorbed some parts of this knowledge but by doing so created it into a dogma too. Antroposophy and biodynamic farming are limited by the philosiphical background and before they existed people were more inclined to believe their own eyes and experiments, without having to explain things through a spiritual philosophy. Now we have science that deserted electrical research for a century and held back knowledge. It's time to put electromagnetic waves, electric field and magnetic field back in the centerpoint of studies without any philosophy limiting real research and experimentation. Old folklore still describes phenomena in nature we can learn from and explain it with modern knowledge. Lots of work to be done. Electroculture is a good start.