Why I’m interested in agriculture is my older sister having her own organic farm, I want to help her in the future. But unfortunately I have no idea about agriculture.

We own 115,000 acres and have feral goats. We have Dunlop Range running through our place with many nice areas to go on nature walks. A real outback experience is to be had with kilometres of native bushes and it is approx. 40km from the front of our property to the back. We have a large amount of earthmoving equipment - D10 dozer, 2 16H graders and numerous other peices of earthmoving equipment. Side by sides, quads and motorbikes.

Because I wanted to join Mandala in Magnetic island. I met Kaylene and Tony, and I love them! I love joining a community. They helped me to grow and heal

To link with people that like to share skills and meet travelers. I want to learn about farming skills and discover new people and WWOOF give the opportunity to link people super efficiently. Hence, I wanted to try this experience. % %

We joined WWOOF to meet new people and learning new lifestyles. We are very curious people and we're truly passionate about traveling. We have a lot of energy to help you in your tasks. We also hope buildings connections and open up opportunities ! We've got crazy dreams and we're so invested in making them come true. In one hand, we love the concept of woofing, give a hand in return for a place to stay. Marco's sister recommended us woofing because she loved the experience and after sharing her story with us, we got even more motivated !

To connect, explore, grow and live. I want to see more of the world and grow more skillsets that are genuinely and profoundly valuable, sharing my own knowledge and creating collaborative, creative communities within-communities.

This year is an opportunity for me to explore, and in doing so, grow and learn about the world around me. To this degree, I am looking to branch out, to try novel things, visit new places, and meet new people. To me, this comes in the form of WWOOF. WWOOF offers these opportunities to me, allowing me to dive into new aspects of life, things that I would never normally have the chance to do, all the while immersing myself in new cultures and making new friends. This, in combination of the sustainability practices I will attempt to incorporate into my own life, makes local farming a brilliant adventure to embark during my gap year.

I'm from Tokyo. I grew up in big city. So I've never exprienced staying farm or gardening. I'd love to exprience new things while I'm young. Also I'd like to improve my English skill and exprience culture of Australia.

I think WWOOFING is a great way to start a trip in a new country. By working in exchange for room and board, I will have the freedom and time to explore the country and get to know the local area, which can be difficult/hard. Typically, the hosts offer this arrangement to promote cultural exchange rather than just labor, often on family farms. I expect to work with them while also sharing meals, conversations, and cultural experiences. Another goal of mine is to discover the country I have only seen on TV and which looks very interesting and beautiful.

I want to join the WWOOF program because I have already done a one-month woofing experience at a sheep farm in France, and I absolutely loved it. During that time, I learned a lot about agricultural work, caring for animals, and the importance of teamwork. It was not only enriching on a personal level but also deeply satisfying to contribute to essential tasks like sheep herding. I would love to repeat this experience in Australia, not only because I have such fond memories of it, but also to continue learning and connecting with the land. Being environmentally conscious, I believe that cultivating the earth and preserving resources are vital skills for the future. Participating in agricultural activities through woofing would be the perfect opportunity to combine learning, sharing, and engaging with values that are close to my heart.

I joined WWOOF because I wanted to see what it would be like to incorporate my love for gardening and sustainable eating in a realistic setting. I also love meeting new people!!

I want to create a food forest and learn as much as I can. When I was in high school I found some videos on youtube showing some potential programs to volunteer with, and wwoof was mentioned. I've wwoofed in a few places in New Jersey since joining the USA branch a few years back.

This is because I want to have an experience that I can't get through regular sightseeing, and I want to feel a connection with the local people through communication and doing common tasks. Additionally, it is important to us that the children have the opportunity to interact with each other.

The reason why I try to join in WOOF is that I would like to have an opportunity to stay with people in different backgrounds and work in a farm.   In Japan, Australia is known as an agricultural country and I often see a lot of imported products from Australia such as beef and flour. I believe that understanding Australian agriculture through practical experiences will greatly benefit my dream of working in international companies because these companies deal with exports and imports with foreign countries including Australia. Through the experience of WWOOF, I hope to gain great experiences in Australia while also improving my English skills.   My English level is intermediate and I can have a basic conversation.   I would be glad to work in your nice farm. Thank you!!

J'ai rejoint WWOOF pour vivre une expérience humaine enrichissante, découvrir de nouvelles cultures et échanger avec des personnes passionnées. Cela me permet aussi d'apprendre des savoir-faire liés à la vie à la ferme tout en contribuant de manière concrète. C'est une excellente opportunité de voyager autrement, tout en créant des liens authentiques et en vivant des moments uniques. I joined WWOOF to experience a rich human connection, discover new cultures, and connect with passionate people. It also allows me to learn skills related to farm life while making a tangible contribution. It's a great opportunity to travel in a different way, while building authentic connections and experiencing unique experiences.

I joined WWOOF so that I can meet local australians and get to know the country with the help of people who live there. Volunteering is a great way to get to know people and I’m really looking forward to meeting host families who I can feel at home with even if I’m on the other side of the globe from where I live. Being able to help by volunteering is also very important to me and I really hope that I can make families everyday life easier by helping them with anything they might need assistance with.

I joined WWOOF because I miss working with my hands and being part of something tangible. I deeply admire the work farmers do and am eager to learn more about sustainable living and food systems. I’m excited to get my hands dirty, learn through experience, and contribute in any way I can—while making connections and gaining a deeper appreciation for the land and the people who care for it.

To get some agricultural experience and see more of Australia. To find a position that would allow me gain hands on farming experience whilst working remotely 3 days a week.

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and I believe WWOOF offers the perfect opportunity to gain hands-on experience while supporting local farms and communities. I’m excited to immerse myself in the Australian countryside, expand my skills, and contribute to meaningful work. It’s not just about helping out, but also about growing personally, understanding new ways of living, and learning from each unique experience.