I believe it is a wonderful opportunity to meet people, learn about their ways of life, exchange experiences, and engage in tasks that I don't usually do but know I will enjoy very much. Honestly, this will be the first time I do volunteer work both in Australia and in my life. I feel very motivated and excited to experience something different in a country that I appreciate a lot and that has helped me grow significantly as a person over the past three and a half years.

To learn more about farming in a sustainable way to be able to reproduce it later myself. I’m excited meet and exchange with interesting people about farming and everything else. Sometimes I need to be reminded that some people in our world care about the environment, good and healthy food, so wwoofing is a good opportunity for that.

I’ve always wanted to work on a farm. I’m especially interested in joining a small, friendly, and warm environment where I can learn a lot from scratch, rather than a big company. I’m excited to get hands-on experience and be part of a welcoming farm community

I think it is a very nice way to save some money while travelling while also doing people a favor by helping out on their farm. In addition to this I also think it will be a very educational experience for me by learning various skills on the farm. Lastly I believe that it is a great way to meet some locals and gain some real experiences, unlike always having to buy the experiences.

I joined WWOOF because I'm really excited to meet new people, share cultural experiences, and learn new things while working on a farm. I love the idea of being part of a meaningful exchange — helping out while discovering a new way of life. I'm especially looking forward to learning more about sustainable living, farming practices, and enjoying warm, friendly moments with hosts and other volunteers. I'm super motivated and can't wait to live this unique adventure!

My friend introduced me to this volunteer activity. Even though I've been living in Melbourne for almost seven months, I haven't had many opportunities to experience Australia's beautiful nature so far. When I think about going back to my country, I feel I might regret not having had more experiences related to nature. That's why I decided to join this activity. I also want to build more connections. Right now, my connections are mainly my university friends and my host family. Although I'm happy with them, I'm still curious to meet people who live in different environment and learn from them.

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I joined WWOOF because I want to learn more about sustainable lifestyles and agriculture through real experiences. During my time in Zambia, I saw how people live closely with nature and value food deeply. That inspired me to get involved in farming myself. I also want to connect with local hosts, learn practical skills, and understand how food is grown and shared. I hope to grow as a person through these hands-on experiences and contribute with a positive, energetic attitude.

I am interested in agriculture and would like to grow my own crops and raise livestock in the future. Then I would like to open my own restaurant. This year, I had the wonderful experience of pruning vegetables and transplanting seedlings at a friend's farm for the first time. Also, I adore both horses and cows and would love to look after them someday.

We grow lavender flowers on our farm in south west Western Australia. We harvest our lavender for dried flower and we make organic lavender products. Our farm has a large garden a cottage and a campground that we need help with. The lavender is harvested in January. We have a farm café open 3 days a week, a 2 bedroom cottage and a campground and we are building a bike packers in town that will service the growing cycling industry.

I want to do WWOOFing because I’m passionate about being close to animals and I love spending time in nature. WWOOFing is the perfect opportunity for me to experience the real Australian lifestyle, far from the traditional tourist routes. I’m eager to learn about the daily rhythm of life on a farm, discover new skills, and understand how things work in a sustainable and authentic environment. I also see WWOOFing as a wonderful cultural exchange. I want to immerse myself in local life, meet people with different backgrounds, and improve my English in a natural and meaningful way. Contributing to a host’s project while learning and sharing experiences feels very rewarding to me. I’m really looking forward to getting involved, working with my hands, and building memories that will last a lifetime.

I joined WWOOF to become educated about farming and permaculture practices first hand. I hope it will teach me invaluable skills that will impact how I live by allowing me to rely on my own food source sustainably, rather than constantly having to spend money on food again, which would require more hours spent working for said money. And acting as a buffer against another supply chain failure like what happened during COVID. I am also looking to meet new and interesting people who have lived very different lives to me and are able to pass on their knowledge as to what works and what doesn't work and why on the land. I also like the idea of being able to help people and learn from it. From my experience, I would like to setup and buy a big piece of land with my family and implement the strategies that I will learn on my WWOOFing experiences.

Wonderful, tranquil, mostly organic 6 acres located on city fringe. Accommodation is a quirky renovated caravan, with WIFI, AC, set in natural bushland with its own bushland shower and toilet,a BBQ and shaded outdoor dining area. Pool available. Plenty of fresh foods, veggie patch, fresh eggs, dairy and dry goods provided for self cooking  with occasional meal at main house. Volunteer duties are  in the surrounding gardens . Fantastic enclosed vegie patch,  goats, geese, cats and dogs. Sometimes we do farm maintenance, and I have a fantastic well equipped shed and machinery and implements for farm use. We have a little farm truck ( we can teach you to drive it ) and a front end loader for digging and moving logs.   I can sign off on 2nd ; 3rd Year Visas https://wwoof.com.au/2nd-3rd-year-working-holiday-visas-update

I am seeking to learn and share organic, biodynamic, and permaculture farming techniques while building meaningful connections with like-minded individuals. My long-term goal is to become a host and establish my own farming operation within the next 3-5 years.

I joined WWOOF because I want to experience farm life up close, learn practical skills, and connect with nature. For me, WWOOF is not just about work—it’s about sharing, learning, and being part of a farm community. I’m excited to contribute, meet new people, and make a positive impact while discovering a new way of life.

I am from Belgium and studying in Perth for the semester, and I have a little bit of time before I have to go back to Belgium, so I am traveling around Australia and South Asia. I want to meet people, see how life is here, be useful, step outside my comfort zone, learn about others and myself, and grow up. I think wwoofing is the perfect opportunity to do all that 🙂

Briar Rose is a wild food and rose garden on a fringe suburb in Australia's capital city, Canberra. The property is 800m2 and has two small dwellings. A house and tiny house. There are hens, guinea pigs, a dog, cat,, fish and the occsdinal turkey or baby goat! The garden produces figs, cherries, raspberries, strawberries, limes, lemons, almonds, walnuts, pears, apples, peaches, nectarines, quinces, mulberries, elderflower, plums, greens, vegetables, herbs and lots of flowers for birds, butterflies and cut flowers. Briar Rose is 13 min from the centre of Canberra city which is famous for art, museums and great food and beautiful surroundings.

I joined WWOOF because I love animals and want to experience farm life up close. I’m excited to learn new skills, help with everyday tasks, and be part of a community that values nature, sustainability, and hard work. WWOOF gives me the perfect opportunity to connect with animals, meet new people, and gain practical experience while exploring Australia.

I would like to join WOOF Australia to enjoy a rewarding human experience based on exchange, learning and discovery. This adventure represents an opportunity for me to step outside my comfort zone, actively contribute to local projects, and develop practical and interpersonal skills in a completely different environment. It is a way to combine travel, work and sharing, while remaining true to my values of commitment, curiosity and open-mindedness.