I'm hoping to gain more experience on farms/small holdings to learn more about sustainable agriculture and different techniques used. I'm also in-between jobs and not one to sit ideally by and would much rather be helping out with a garden somewhere I'd also like to meet some more like minded people

I love agriculture, especially dairy farming, and I plan to make dairy farming my career in the future. I have studied dairy farming in Japan by going to various farms for training. When I was a high school student, I studied dairy farming in New Zealand and enjoyed the differences from Japan. I also like to study foreign languages, so I always wanted to study in a foreign country again. I knew about WWoof because there was a foreigner who came to the dairy farm where I worked part-time using the WWoof system. If there is a dairy farm that is involved in pasture-based farming, organic farming, or animal welfare, I would like to go there. I would like to start my own grazing dairy farm in the future, so I would like to learn more about setting up a new dairy farm, dairy management, pasture management, etc. in Australia. I would like to experience Australian agriculture and international cultural exchange with my host family and other WWoofer in WWoof.

I joined because I would like to experience life on a farm in a different environment. I like meeting new people ,I feel fit enough to be of assistance as a volunteer and I feel I can contribute and share my knowledge and learn how other people do things on their farms. It will be something different that I can do now that I am retired.

I joined WWOOF to gain hands-on experience in sustainable farming, connect with like-minded people, and immerse myself in new cultures. I’m passionate about the environment and want to learn practical skills while contributing to the land. WWOOFing is a unique opportunity to combine travel, hard work, and personal growth. I hope to develop a deeper understanding of agriculture, expand my horizons, and create lasting memories by working alongside passionate hosts.

I want to learn about ecology. I am convinced, that humans should be working towards sustainability and being more resourceful and less consuming. I prefer to live in smaller communities, where you are able to become familiar with everyone. In my eyes WWOOF is providing with great opportunities with my endeavours.

I hope to gain a more contextual understanding and appreciation of natural systems and gain skills in understanding appropriate forms of intervention. I hope to improve my wellbeing by temporarily escaping urban living and the stresses associated, as well as reafirm my comitment to simpler lower impact living.

Since school I have tried various things. I've studied philosophy and musics for a couple of months. At the start of the year I've worked on a small permaculture farm in the north of Germany for 2 months. In the summer I sold local strawberries and also grown my own at home. At home I like to cook or go for a walk in the forest right out my door, I have a small knowledge on edible wild plants too! I'm still getting to know myself but I found being outside in the sun and working with my hands having nature all around me is what makes me happy.

WWOOF is my opportunity to start with working, because it is not that easy to find work in Sydney without work experience. WWOOF offers a very good selection of different farms from animals to vegetables and fruits. A couple of friends worked on WWOOF certified farms and told me about there great experiences. And that is why I joined WWOOF and hope that I can help on the farms as good as I can.

Bibbaringa is a 1000 ha beef cattle property north of Albury Southern NSW. Australia. It is a regenerative farm and the cattle are run in one mob and moved every 1 to 3 days. I have planted over 60,000 trees on the farm and use Holisitic Managment, Natural Sequence farming and bio Dynamics as part of my farming principals. The granite soils on the hills and loam granite soild in the lower country. Have a shearers quarters for Airbnb and the woolshed has been renovated for small conferences and workshops. There is a studio for accomodation.

I'd like to gain some excperience since i dream about buying some land and grow my own food. Also to meet likeminded people and share excperience. I also think that wwoofing as a good way to work on different farms and learn how they operate.

I would like to complete my 88 days for the second year work and holiday visa and I would like to learn new skills, meet new people and just having a good time at all.

I joined WWOOF because I think it’s the perfect opportunity for me to meet new people and learn new skills. I love being outdoors and I think it is very fulfilling to help other people with their projects.  I did some gardening before when I worked on a construction site which I really enjoyed. After all I hope that I can gain new perspectives and have some exciting experiences while wwoofing.

I’ve travelled across the world and now looking to settle down in places where I can contribute with my time to create positive change and learn about different ways of living.

I'm hoping to find a new experience through WWOOFing. I'm not looking for anything fancy, just a chance to learn some new skills, meet some interesting people, and maybe discover a bit more about myself along the way. If you're up for sharing your knowledge and experience with a humble backpacker like me, I'd love to join you on your WWOOFing journey.

I recently completed a wwoof program in Hawaii. I still keep in touch with my host and it's a really nice relationship. I was lucky enough to prune 75 of their lychee trees in the two weeks i spent pruning which I felt good about. I've done volunteer work and also experience working in adventure where I've done similar trades of services like accommodation for labor and I feel like in some way that it's a wholesome experience that provides balance and space to grow. I never thought doing it locally would be possible but WHY NOT 🙂

I wish to travel. I hope for my children to meet interesting people and learn life skills... I've been stuck in a rut, and did try to make the suburban life work. But it got boring and I miss cooking food over the fire, raining days on the couch with a book and the smells of dinner, I love to Potter around the garden but wish to get more skills. I wish this for my children also

I hope to learn new skills and see how the local people in Australia live! I think especially nowadays our generation learns a lot of theoretical things in uni and we don’t really know how to built things with our hands any more. I really appreciate any kind of skill from gardening to building something. I also love animals, so would enjoy working with them too!

To discover new places, meet new people and learn new skills whilst travelling around Australia. I want to learn and grow my skills in different types of farm work and discover different methods of farms. I grew up on a small cattle farm in the English countryside though never had a lot of hands on experience working on the farm I would love to learn and try my hand at different types of farms whilst I make my way across Australia. As a solo traveller I think it is a great way to meet new people and discover new places. Two of my sisters also did WWOOFing a few years ago and recommended it to me as a great experience which they both have very fond memories and really enjoyed meeting hosts and other WWOOFers on their travels.