I would like to apply as a farmhand at WWOOF Australia because I have a passion for sustainable agriculture and ecological living. With my experiences and interest in organic farming and ecological farm management, I am confident that I can make a valuable contribution to your team. My goal is not only to acquire practical skills in agriculture but also to develop a deeper understanding of the connections between agriculture, the environment, and society. As a member of your team, I not only want to work in the field but also learn from the experiences and knowledge of the hosts to continually expand my knowledge and skills. Furthermore, I see WWOOF Australia as a unique opportunity to further develop personally and deepen my awareness of sustainability and environmental protection. The opportunity to live and work in a community of like-minded individuals is extremely motivating and inspiring for me. I am ready to fully immerse myself in this experience, face the challenges of agricultural work, and at the same time contribute to a more sustainable future.

I joined WWOOF to create unforgettable memories, meet amazing new people, and soak up everything Australia has to offer—all while completing my 88 days of regional work! I’m eager to embrace the Aussie lifestyle, enjoy stunning landscapes, and share laughs with fellow adventurers. Here’s to new experiences, hard work, and countless stories to tell! G'day to the adventure of a lifetime!

I majored in environmental science in uni. Although I studied about only basic things there, I'm interested in learning Earth's natural environment through experiences of wwoofing. I'd like to experience lots of things while I'm on working&holiday.

We believe that wwoofing will be good hard outdoor work, and should prepare us for full-time fruit-picking. We are very eager to gain some experience, and meet some new people. We are hard workers and excited to learn and explore this new work industry, and hopefully to gain some friends along the way.

It's great to be in a big city like Melbourne, but that doesn't reflect reality! I want to feel close to people who live the Australian way of life and to be able to discover this everyday life. If I couldn't do it, I don't think this trip would be the same.

I’m keen to learn more about organic growing and farming and this way of life, and I’m looking for opportunities to get my hands dirty and learn from others. I’m also looking for the chance to experience more rural parts of Australia and a quieter pace of life while I dedicate some time to writing.

A couple of reasons. Possibly learn some new skills. But also for the adventure of travel and seeing a new country. But i was especially attracted to WWOOF since my favorite job I have had was working on an organic farm. That work was so rewarding and I really loved being outside and feeling that I have built or contributed something meaningful.

I joined WWOOF to discover Australia in the best way possible: through its people and to create links. I love being useful and the human contact, so why do it any other way?

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.

I joined WWOOF to have different experiences than I would normally traveling. I’m excited to be a part of the work that gets done, and I’m also looking forward to meeting new people and getting to know an area through the local lifestyle. I’m hoping to gain experience through working hard and learning new skills. I’ve worked with animals most of my life, so working on the farms can be something new for me.

To extend my visa and have good experiences. currently travelling around the east coast! I am from the south of Germany and have been in Australie since 9 months, going from Newsouthwales through the mittle seeing uluru to Darwin. After Darwin i did the westcoast with a couple of friends i met on the way. After a dead battery, flat tyres and no rego i made it to perth, where i stayed 2 months with my girlfriend. After that we lived and worked on a farm in pemberton, for around 2 months, getting some money and collecting the payslips for the visa. Then we haded back to Perth, from Perth to Melbourne and from Melbourne over Sydney back to Byron, where my aunt lives. Yes my aunt lives here since 20 years and it has a lot of advantages i tell you that. Yeah now im searching to finish this text and my 88 days cheers.

I grew up in the city but have been keen to learn about farming for a number of years. I am also looking at moving overseas to pursue this in 2025 so thought that WWOOF Australia would be a good way of trying it out first.

120 aces of amazing land, growing oranges and a large cabinate timber plantation. Jobs include, weeding, mulching, pruning and general farm work. There are wonderful bush walks, friendly folk and we are half an hour to the beach. We encourage folk to come and increase their knowledge of rural Australia. We enjoy the company of people from all over the world and have had great feed back from. All that have stayed.

For several years, I have wanted to travel, and last year, I finally went on a humanitarian trip. Now, I'm taking the plunge for the 2024-2025 year, as I'm on a gap year. I want to discover Australia and practice English, not just as a visitor, but through total immersion, to learn even more. I will have a lot of time on my hands, and I thought the best way to learn more was to help people directly in their homes. This is why I want to join WWOOF: to meet people, help out, and learn more from each mission.

I find that WWOOFing is a great way to get to know new people and to be able to exchange ideas, and I think that meeting people is one of the bases of traveling. This would also allow me to adapt to new environments.

i want to combine holiday, learning, volunteering and visiting friends in australia. volunteering is a great way to contribute to other communities, and have fun and a great time along the way

As someone who appreciates change and novelty, my primary motivation for traveling lies in the constant pursuit of enriching experiences and new perspectives.

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.