I would like to open my own farm one day when I come back to the Basque Country so while I save the money I think it's a good idea to learn and enjoy daily life on different farms.

We want to use WOOFING as an opportunity to get to know another side of Australia. To get to know more of the local people and life. For us, it's a way to learn things about farming and taking care of animals, about the people, and also about ourselves, and growing with that experience. It also seems like a good way of having something stable for a view days/weeks to stay and structure our day around. Which can be a nice relief from staying in hostels and traveling a lot. We are especially looking forward to working with animals. We don't mind working in the fields either, as we have always spent a lot of time outdoors. It was important to our parents that we understood that a little dirt on our clothes wasn't the end of the world. To be completely transparent, it is also a good way to save money.

to connect with earth and people. to build a sense of purpose in work that is full filling. Sharing presence in new new experiences and people. Learning and studying new interests and how mother Nature provides rich life and harmony.

I have always wanted to WWOOF and would like to one day have my own homestead. I would love to connect with some local homesteaders/gardeners to learn about gardening, explore the nature, and experience aussie culture! I love getting my hands dirty and am eager to learn new things.

We have joined WWOOF because we really want to get the full Aussie experience. We wanna meet new people and see how the real Aussi life is really done.

I want to learn what it’s like to grow your own food and care for animals (that aren’t cats or dogs) because Singapore is a small city and doesn’t have much land for farms. While I’m on the working holiday visa, it’s the perfect opportunity to experience a different lifestyle from Singapore.

Im looking to travel, spend my days doing meaninful work, learn new skills and meet people from all sorts. Didn't come from a farming family but feel people are too disconnected from nature and food production and anything I can learn to make my own goods from food to textiles and whatever you can think of from scratch.   Took a break from the road for a while but looking getting back on the road full time for the foreseeable future. Living like this is when I'm happiest and when I'm living as the best version of me, so why not lean into that?

I want to join WWOOF to discover the Australian countryside, meet local people, learn new skills, and live a more authentic and meaningful experience during my time in Australia.

I joined WWOOF because I want to learn more about organic farming and sustainable living. I'm excited to help on farms, connect with nature, and experience different cultures. This opportunity allows me to gain hands-on skills while supporting eco-friendly practices. I believe it will be a valuable experience that will help me grow personally and professionally, while meeting new people and sharing knowledge.

We are an Australian Native Plant Production Nursery and we have recently taken on the lease of a villa next to the Nursery which we are in the process of establishing an Australian Native Food Farm. Workers will be helping in the Nursery and on the farm. Workers accomodation is on site.

I want to meet new people and share the culture each other. I have interesting about organic culture also so if I get a chance to learn about that, I want to learn. Thank you.

I joined WWOOF through AIFS and l am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic and Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically and living with live stock.

I am planning on doing some travelling and looking for some casual work before I move onto my next job in a couple of weeks.

I am looking for a woofing opportunity for at least three weeks, with a preference for a longer stay that may include some paid work. I am not currently equipped with a vehicle, but I am available to start from November and am happy to adapt to the needs of your farm or project. I would love the opportunity to contribute to your work and be part of your community. Thank you for considering my application.

I joined WWOOF to combine my desire to extend my visa with the opportunity to gain valuable experience in sustainable farming and agriculture. Volunteering through WWOOF allows me to learn new skills, meet interesting people, and contribute to meaningful work while also continuing to explore and immerse myself in the culture of the country.

I joined WWOOF Australia to see more of this country, and see it through the eyes of a local as well. I am interested in sustainability (and sustainable agriculture particularly) and I think WWOOFing would offer a great opportunity to learn more about the topic.

I joined WWOOF through AIFS and l am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

The main reason I’m joining WWOOF is to gain new experiences. I’m excited to meet inspiring people and learn about their way of life. I’m also eager to pick up new skills, especially when it comes to farming techniques.

We love nature and long for a rural lifestyle. Since Taiwan is a small island with its main industry focused on electronics, there aren’t many farms there. So, we came to Australia to immerse ourselves in the farming environment and are eager to learn new things. Also, we think it is a great way to build connections and make friends with the people here.