 Rodale, who was keenly interested both in Howard's ideas and in biodynamics, founded in the 1940s both a working organic farm for trials and experimentation, The Rodale Institute, and the Rodale Press to teach and advocate organic methods to the wider public.These became important influences on the spread of organic agriculture.Further work was done by Lady Eve Balfour (the Haughley Experiment) in the United Kingdom, and many others across the world.