Yuzu had previously joined WWOOF in Japan and immediately recommended it for our trip to Australia. Joining WWOOF presents us with the chance to experience Australia whilst also ensuring that any work that we do has a positive impact on both Australia and the people and communities that we meet. Furthermore, gaining the privilege to join WWOOF will widen our horizons immensely, allow us to learn new things, and gain an incredible trove of experiences that will shape our lives to come, inside and outside of Australia.

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.

I wanted to find an avenue where I can truly be one with nature and experience the full farm life experience, from farming to animal care. I also wish to help around by volunteering with the farms available to learn new skills and gain new insights!

The whole reason we wanted to travel was to experience something new and authentic, and we are positive we will get what we are looking for through living the everyday life of a farmer. To volunteer is essential since getting rid of the employee/employer dynamic makes room to have a more meaningful and, as previously mentioned, authentic relationship. We would love to make new connections with the kind people of Australia and what better way is there then to put on the shoes of another person to do that!

I'm hoping to learn much about Australian's culture through this experience as well as learning about farm work and improving my english. I expect this to be a really enlightning and funny experience.

We join wwoof to help while sharing authentic moments with you. As we are nature lovers it would be a chance for us to discover organic methods and culture. At the same time, it would be an opportunity to improve our English.

I'm interested to see how different people live sustainably. I grew up in the middle of the US in a pretty much monocrop state, but when thinking about how I would like to live in the future, I would like to have a diverse garden at least. It would be really lovely to see how others incorporate greenery into their lives. I also want to see corners of Australia that I wouldn't otherwise see!

I have had friends who have joined Wwoof and have told me about the wonderful opportunities and experiences they have experienced, i would love to experience different styles of living

I love to learn new things and gain experience in all kinds of workplaces and environments. Since I travel on my own I would love to meet new people and get connected all around Australia. With WWOOF  I can travel and see places while helping others.

I want to join WWOOF because I want to know new things, new peoples, new way to live. It could let me some time to visit around and to be closer of the local life. It permit me to develop my cultural awareness, enrich my humans relation.

I would like to join Wwoof because I would like to experience a new lifestyle on a organic farm and or in nature. I've always loved to work on various projects at home if it is building,painting or gardening. I also would like to live something different and discover a new perspective of life. I hope to learn a new culture, learning new skills and hoping to make new acquaintances with Wwoofing. I am a honest,hard working person, confident, energetic and always willing to go the extra mile.

I wanted to experiment living in a foreign country for a long time... And improve my english! So here I am! Eager to discover new lands, cultures and people! Ready to give my time, to share and to learn. WWOOF seems to be a good way to do it...

I’d like to challenge the things that I couldn’t to try before. I’m sure if I join wwoof, it’s gonna be great experience in my life. Then that various experiences make me more mature. And I’d like to see a lot of people and want to talk a lot with them.

Eden Farm is nestled on the Broken Creek near Numurkah, a lovely 25 minutes drive north of Shepparton up near the pristine Murray River in Victoria, Australia. The farm is fully powered by solar and is a busy, sustainable, biodynamically-certified farm with Maine-Anjou/short-horn cattle that are grass fed, well natured, calm and muscular animals. In addition to growing prime biodynamic beef, Katherina and Gary Baker of Eden Farm also grow vegetables, fruit, olives, sunflowers, crops, spring flowers, corn and have various friendly care animals including rabbits, cats, dogs, chickens and milking cows that are used across the social enterprise, Eden Farm Wellness. The animals are friendly and even the bull, Tas, delights in having his neck rubbed ’til the cows come home. The Bakers are also building a bush café on the property from local red gum, as well as up-cycled and recycled materials including 80+ year old lining boards, ash wood and corrugated iron.

Yohann and I joined WWOOF to enthusiastically explore the farming profession, actively contributing to your work and gaining valuable insights into this rewarding field

I hope know about the Australian organic, permaculture farms and other kind of agriculture. I want look the new experiences and help some farmers building your farms.

I am on a mission to find a luxury organic coastal farm with super modern architecture where we can grow hundreds+ of different types of organic fruit and vegetables near a white sand beach with 25-30 degrees Celsius 🏝️ turquoise blue ocean and an infinity pool overlooking big coastal mountains that are fun to hike daily.

"EMU BANKS" is a 340-acre certified organic property, 2okms from Skipton with sheep for fat lambs and fine wool. Cereal crops, large vegetable patch and gardens. Work includes. gardening, sheep work, fencing and weeding. Accommodation available for 2 people in the farmhouse overlooking the Mt Emu Creek. Fishing in the creek, bird watching and viewing platypus are just some of the activities to do whilst visiting Emu Banks. Can pick up from Skipton or Derrinallum. Preferred contact method is via phone, text or call.

I want to work outdoors, meet interesting people and learn more about different ways of farming. I really enjoy some manual work sometimes and just love being on farm.