I live on a small holding farm in the southwest of England and have some experience with 'everyday farm life'. However, I would like to further develop my skills and learn new techniques. I'm very happy working with both animals and plants and enjoy the outdoor fresh air.

Small farm on the mornington peninsula Grapes, olives, horses, Veg garden We try to be as sustainable and self sufficient as possibe.

I already did some woofing in New Zealand, and I find that it‘s such a cool way to meet people from the country, learning new skills and to travel on low budget.

I have done many Woofing experience in NZ few years ago, i have meet great people, usually locals. They made me discover the surroundings of where they live. I'd love to make new experiences and I like working outside.

I would like to learn organic farming, permaculture and regenerative agriculture. I would like to learn how to control pests using organic methods.

My first WWOOF experience was in 2023 in France and I became hooked on the marvelous interconnectivity the platform offers -- the chance to connect farmers and volunteers, volunteers to the land, volunteers to other volunteers, volunteers to new places, copious knowledge sharing, the list goes on 🙂

I joined woofing because I think it's a great way to start living in a new country. In the future, I'd like to work in different areas, such as on a ranch, on agricultural farms or in housekeeping, to be able to validate my second year visa.

I've been always very caring about the environment, that's why I became vegetarian 8 years ago. I love animals and being in the nature. I have the feeling WWOOFING provides this mix of ethical care for animals and the environment within a social community. I've volunteered before on an ethical goat farm in the Alpes of France, and this is still an experience I talk about a lot!

Joined WWOOF to connect with farmers, gain hands-on experience, and immerse ourselves in Australia’s rural lifestyle while exchanging skills and culture.

During my visit to Australia, I plan to first do some tourist activities to explore parts of the country and do exciting activities. However, I would also love to do something outside of the typical tourist experiences and really get to know the Australian culture, learning about people and nature. By WOOFing, I hope to achieve exactly that, while also trying new things to get out of my comfort zone and being as helpful as possible to the WOOFing hosts.

Looking forward to learn more about farming and life in Australia. It seems also the best way to learn more about the environment in which I will be travelling.

I have a long-term goal of setting up a hobby farm that will provide a holistic, arts-based therapy space and am joining WWOOF to learn some of the skills that I'll need to make my dream a reality. I’d also love to meet some like-minded people while I explore this beautiful country.

I was considering how the fill the next two weeks before my 88 days are starting on the 17th of March. I have travelled a lot the last two months and I would like to work something again as soon as possible. It was beautiful to travelling, but after two months of that I feel the need to work something again. So I thought WWOOF is a good oppurtunity to bridge that time until my 88 days are starting. I really would like to make new experiences. I am interested in working and living in a rural area and getting to know the work and life there.

My husband and two boys aged 5 and 7 live near Gympie in South East Queensland which is about 2 hours our of Brisbane We run a chemical free beef and garlic property. We have a herd of Wagyu cows and are just about to start our second year of growing garlic.

We are a family run boutique Winery and Vineyard practicing regenerative agriculture. We are a wine maker and interior designer with two kids. Set amongsts hills 15 minutes from nearest town and 1hr from Melbourne and the airport. Its beautiful and peaceful here and so are our neighbours. We like to enjoy good food and wine but also work hard. We have some lovely walks in the area and an hammock by a dam surrounded by native bush. Echidnas, wombats and Kangaroos frequent our paddocks.

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

We would love to learn more about farming and the Australian culture. We are interested at working with animals as well as with crops. But also other work outside would interest us a lot. We would call us ecologically aware people that's why WWOOF stood out for us. The goal of the volunteering farm work for us would be to achieve skills at gardening and farming, to value the hard farm work behind the scenes and experience the Australian way of life.

First, I want to know how food is made. In Japan, if you want to eat or cook, you can buy anything at any shops. As I don't know how ingredients of meal are made, I think that I need to understand it. Also, I’m interested in organic!! I want to try to have healthy food because body is made from what I eat. Second, I want to engage with many people in English and share different cultures. I’m learning English now, so I want to try to communicate in English and get to know you. Third, I love nature and animals. I want to be surrounded by nature and animals!! I live near the Tokyo, so a life surrounded by nature and animals is not familiar to me. I want to experience firsthand and fully enjoy a life full of nature and animals.

We joined WWOOF because we’re excited to learn about sustainable farming while immersing ourselves in new cultures. We’ve always been curious about how different communities grow their food and live in harmony with nature. Through WWOOFing, we hope to gain practical farming skills while discovering new ways of life, connecting with people from different backgrounds, and understanding their traditions. We believe this experience will not only teach us about agriculture but also give us a deeper appreciation for the diversity of cultures around the world. We’re eager to exchange ideas, share experiences, and contribute to meaningful projects, all while broadening our horizons. Ultimately, we hope to grow both personally and professionally, building connections that will last far beyond our time on the farms.

I want to join WWOOF because it offers experiences that regular travel cannot. By living and working with local people, I can truly understand their culture and daily life. Unlike regular tourism, WWOOF allows me to connect deeply with hosts and learn naturally through daily activities. I’m also interested in sustainable farming and organic lifestyles. Living in the city, I rarely think about where my food comes from or how it’s produced. Through WWOOF, I can experience farming firsthand and learn about the effort it takes to grow food. I also want to understand ecological living and bring new ideas into my own life. WWOOF is also a way for me to grow as a person. Being in a new environment is challenging, but overcoming difficulties and working with hosts and other participants will improve my adaptability and communication skills. Meeting people from different backgrounds will give me fresh perspectives. For these reasons, I believe WWOOF will be a valuable and meaningful experience for me. I want this journey to help me grow, learn new things, and connect with nature.