the-gardeners-calendar.co.uk is the site I look at most days to see what's to do - I also use a book called The Maria Thun Biodynamic Calendar 2015. Maria Thun seems to be the lady who brought everything together with biodynamics, and Matthias Thun now produces a yearly almanac.
Apparently beekeepers use this method, and when my husband gets his swarm of bees, should be soon, he'll be moon phasing too as bees do it naturally.
As I said though, moon phase gardening is all well and good if you can get to your plot most days - and plants just grow on their own really, it's just a way of optimising their growth and harvest. The benefit for me is to have the jobs divided up into categories and days, otherwise I'd be trying to do everything at once and most likely failing..
Interestingly, these few days before the new moon are meant to be not great for sowing, but marvellous for grass cutting and weeding, and those plants won't be growing back so quickly so all good!
How is spring coming on where you are? We had our first pair of swallows come home on Sunday, and we now have five whirling around, many more to come, and I saw bluebells and stitchwort in the lane earlier and I think they must be a good two weeks ahead of themselves this year.