Wwoof sounded like a really good way for finding farm jobs around Australia. I really want to expand my work experience in farming and animal care, and being able to learn about local communities and the people living there. I really like volunteering  while travelling, being able to meet new people and work in more local communities! I also like that the Wwoof work focus on supporting organic farms, and I'm really interested in learning more about how organic and more sustainable farms work! I’m also very interested in learning more about animal care in different job environments, and with different species!

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I joined WWOOF because I want to gain new experiences, learn more about farming, and meet great people along the way. I’m in Australia on my first Work and Holiday visa. And for me, this journey is all about stepping out of my comfort zone, discovering my strengths and weaknesses, and growing as a person. WWOOFing is the perfect way to do that. It allows me to learn new skills, experience farm life, and connect with locals in a meaningful way.   I also want to stay in Australia for another year, which means I need to complete my 88 days of farm work. WWOOFing is a great way to do this while actually enjoying the experience. I love the idea of working together, learning from each other, gaining new experiences and contributing to something bigger. I’m excited to help out, gain new skills, and make great memories along the way!

l am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic& Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically. I want to learn as much as possible about Australian life and the country itself and I want to improve my English. I hope to meet inspiring people and have unforgettable experiences that will stay with me for the rest of my life. 🙂

Our 1908 home is on 84 acres 6kms south of Violet Town. We have a garden with vegetables, herbs & fruit trees for our own use, based on Permaculture, ‘what grows best’ or ‘what makes us happy’ principles. One hundred and ten olive trees supply us with pickled olives & oil. An adjacent nature reserve (with our ‘private’ swimming pool!) provides habitat for abundant native wildlife including the elusive platypus. We enjoy seasonal foods. Robena is a talented chef who is happy to share her large kitchen. Accommodation in our house for 1-2 (couple or singles). Mixed shared meals. ‘The Gorge’ is a TV, STRESS & SMOKE-FREE Zone! P/u at Violet Town railway station (Benalla/Euroa b.a). Projects vary throughout the year & include gardening, weeding, watering, seasonal food processing & general maintenance. Fully vaccinated WWOOFers most welcome.

I joined to learn how to manage land, in hopes that I buy my own land one day. I value connection to food and being sure of its quality. I like the idea of raising a family on a farm one day in the future.

私は動物が大好きなので、オーストラリアでしか体験できないような方法で動物と触れ合う機会を持ちたいからです。

I joined WWOOF because I love learning new things and meeting new people. I want to help out wherever I can and learn new skills that I can use for the rest of my life. I am also excited to see the wife variety of sights that Australia has to offer.

We feel that through Woofing we will be able to learn some great new skills, meet new people and experience an authentic Australian lifestyle. We have heard some amazing things about this organisation and cannot wait to be a part of it.

No dig Gardens for flowers, fruit and vegetables including citrus trees too. These gardens provide food for the guesthouse meals, yearly preserves as well as surplus can be sold locally.

To be honest we are struggling to find a work in a farm we know our values but there are a lot of backpacker on the market. So we decided to change our plan and try the woofing.

A friend introduced me to WWOOFing, and after hearing about others' experiences, I became very interested in trying it myself. People who participated in WWOOFing shared how they had the chance to experience a lifestyle that they normally wouldn’t, and they found it incredibly enjoyable. Some of the activities they mentioned included sheep shearing, taking care of cattle, gardening, and DIY projects, all of which sounded fascinating to me. I think WWOOFing is a wonderful opportunity to learn new skills while immersing myself in a different way of life. Since I want to make my time in Australia both enjoyable and educational, I have decided to give WWOOFing a try. I am excited about the idea of working on farms, engaging with nature, and meeting new people while expanding my knowledge and skills.

I'm in the need of an opportunity in volunteering in specifics area and specifics jobs in order to fix my visa situation as being a Working holyday visa maker. I really want to keep what I've built here, and enjoy the Australian experience as long as I can.

Acquire practical skills: Gardening, organic farming, animal care—so many skills that enrich the mind and hands. Create human connections: We meet inspiring people from various backgrounds, sharing a common love for nature and exchange.

J'ai choisi de rejoindre WWOOF parce que tout comme vous, je crois que les rencontres sont l’une des plus belles de la vie et en partageant nos savoirs nous serons encore plus heureux. I chose to join WWOOF because, just like you, I believe that meetings are one of the most beautiful things in life and by sharing our knowledge we will be even happier.  

Lifestyle change. Learn about organic farming. Meet new and interesting people. See more of Australia. Become more community minded, helping others achieve there dreams. Learn new skills.

I like the opportunity they offer, especially to lear how to grow your own food. I’ve been living in Italy where the food is starting tasting tasteless and I don’t want to support this industry. While in the Byron Bay Area I've seen a lot of farmers that produce, grow and sell their food in the Byron shire, which tastes really good. It’s a life style that I would like to join and learn more and more about it.

We look forward to working alongside open-minded people who share our fascination with nature. We heard that Wwoof is the best place for this type of activities. Thats why we are here.

I wanted to do WWOOFing originally from the start when I came to Australia but I didn't have the courage back then. But now that I know how Australia works and how nice the people are I definitely want to see what I can learn from working on a farm.