Because I want to get to know new people. I've always wanted to know more about growing plants or working with animals and other things on farms. And maybe I can save a bit of money with accommodation and food.

It's because I want to know how people live in Australia. In pattern just sightseeing,I will enjoy only landscape. I will start new job since june and i can take long vacation. In japan, it is difficult to take it.

I want to try something different whilst I’m out in Aus and I like being outside and learning about how to live more sustainably. So many people have told me about this programme and I think it’ll be a great way to help out and experience Australia.

I’d like to experience sharing or be shared life with various people. I’m really interested in how people in different culture and environment. I’ve experience homestay for 5 times and I enjoyed different lifestyles and the way they think. Speaking of agriculture, I’m a little familiar with farming actually because both of my grandparents are farmers (rice and vegetables) and my father grows some vegetables for my family. When I was a child, I was often brought to a rice field and help them. I don’t have much knowledge of farming nor don’t have enough technical skills of agriculture or farming, but I’d like to how it’s like the life with farming in Australia. Furthermore, I’d like to get in touch with nature in Australia. I love the nature in Australia but especially I can’t forget the beautiful sunrise and sunset I saw 6 years ago in Australia. I think farming is one of the best opportunities to experience the nature. I think farming in a foreign country is a little difficult but I’m sure it’ll be a wonderful and priceless experience for me.

I joined WWOOF because when I was planning my year in Australia, I realized I wouldn't get the full experience of Australian culture and lifestyle by staying in the city. I am also ecologically and sustainability focused and would love the opportunity to learn more. I hope to work on a farm where I am able to explore more of the Australian lifestyle and country.

I finished school in Germany a few months ago. Before I started studying I wanted to see something of the world that I had never seen before. I like to meet new people and their culture. That‘s why I’m very interested in WWOFING and I think it‘s a good chance to collect new experiences.

I want to have new experiences working on farms. I enjoy the contact with nature and our planet. I applied with a working holiday visa with the hope I would get my first experience in this country. It has been hard to get in contact with the companies but I believe WWOOF will help me to get close to the farming community.

It's been a week since I arrived in Australia and I'm waiting to receive my TFN to work. The woofing seemed to me a good solution to limit my expenses while waiting to receive it.

I heard a lot of great things from other woofers and I want to experience that as well. I am looking foreword to learn new things and find a great host wwoofer.

We decided to travel in Australia to get out of our usual work routine, we are on the lookout for learn new skills in agriculture and animal care, or improve the competences we already have. This platform will allow us to meet new people, learn about their work in farm, lend a helping hand and also improve our english skills. This web site is a good compromise to ally our love of nature and work and meet native. We done all of that with sucess ! and even more.

A new adventure in a new location meeting new people and having new experiences. We have spent the 9 months with Blazeaid in Wauchope, an incredible experience helping those farmers still in need after the fires 2 years ago as well as from the recent flood's, farmers lost and unable to comprehend recovery transformed and energized, community's in need helped and a great volunteer spirit

We joined to network and connect with hosts in Tasmania whilst we are lapping around the island in 2023. We would like to help out and work with like minded individuals.

I am interested in learning new skills about growing sustainably; animal care and the general running of small scale farms. I am open to learning a variety of skills and really support the wwoofing model and way of bringing people together, sharing experiences and learning.

We are very interested in the country life and when we were children, we were always enthusiastic about farms and helped out there. 🙂 We love the idea of being able to live under one Roof with People who live in Australia and in return being able to give them something back, which is help with their daily chores. We are firmly convinced that we can master any task!

We already used WWOOF as a plattform to get in touch with Ozzies a couple of years ago. We want to show our kids australia not just as a tourist. Wiiling to support farming, childcare, farming, craftworks and much more, we are looking for a vaccation to stay longer than 1-2 nights.

I would like to help people, learn, and have some interesting experiences. I met WWOOFERS from Japan, Ireland, Belgium, England and USA who worked on our farm, in my grandparents' vineyard and winery, so I know how the scheme works.

Growing up in California, I always took fresh produce for granted, and it wasn't until I left my home state that I began to appreciate organic fruits and veggies. I also became interested in the relationship between food and community, which led me to work for an economic development nonprofit where I focused on working with local farm and ranch owners. Through WWOOF, I'm hoping to gain some hands-on experience in the wine industry. I loved learning about the winemaking process during my WSET Level 2 and can't wait to put the concepts I've learned about into action.

I joined WWOOF because it's a great way to meet and exchange experiences with caring persons. I can also try new things and help people at the same time. I'm also a student so it's a great way to try things without any expenses.

Keen to learn more about available locations. Hoping to read more detail about the work and locations available to mature travelers. Keen to read reviews or feedback from others.

I’m joining WWOOF as I want to learn about eco-friendly life and I’d like to listen to people who have various experiences living eco-friendly life or farming work. I don't know much about organic farming, but I want to learn. Also, I'm curious about the process of growing and harvesting, and Australian life in terms of culture, food, and lifestyle :)). I think it’d be a fruitful time for me!!