by WWOOF Admin - Tam, Emma & Skye | Dec 18, 2018 | News
I/we have been having WWOOFers for close to 25 years on a continual basis with perhaps only a few months in all that period with none at all. We would have up to 3 or at 4 at times and the stays varied from a minimum of 2 weeks to several that stayed over one year and...
by WWOOF Admin - Tam, Emma & Skye | Dec 18, 2018 | News
Congratulations to everyone at Life Light Farm! We are pleased to announce our 2018 WWOOF Host of the year. We would like to say a special thank you from everyone here in the WWOOFing community for all that you do for the WWOOFers and those around you. We have chosen...
by WWOOF Admin - Tam, Emma & Skye | Dec 6, 2018 | News
WWOOFing Report written by Daisuke Goshima My first job here was cleaning up a drain to flow water well. It was very simple job but made me think deeply about effective utilization of the drain. Probably, if I worked same job in Japan, I would not consider it. I could...
by WWOOF Admin - Tam, Emma & Skye | Nov 23, 2018 | News
Helene Nathan has been a WWOOF Host for 4 years and delights in her WWOOFers. Helene is about to farewell her latest volunteers and has asked us to share her story of their stay. Pictured above with Helene are Bastian, along with his girlfriend Bettina, and her two...
by WWOOF Admin - Tam, Emma & Skye | Nov 20, 2018 | News
Written By WWOOFer Kurt Gebbert I am 80 years old and today I want to share with you the story of my first stay on a Host farm. I migrated to Australia to join my son and grandchildren at Melbourne three years ago. After having lived with them for 2 and a half years,...
by WWOOF Admin - Tam, Emma & Skye | Nov 19, 2018 | News
Written By Daisuke Goshima I just wanted to share my experience with wonderful Hosts Eddy & Phuong. The hosts are managing cottages as well as the farm. This management style is exactly the same as the style of a bakery which I want to open in the future, so I...
