I would like to learn agriculture, sustainable lifestyle and Australian culture!!! And I want to learn English while working and living with host family and local people. I've experienced wwoof in Japan last year. It was amazing and fun. Therefore I 'd like to expand my experience and knowledge more and more. Moreover, I like nature, animals, and kids very much. I aspire to live surrounded by nature.

Love to work with animals and with the land. Naturally good with machinery, I have worked in a steel yard, I’ve run a chicken farm in NSW as well for 8 months. I love living on the land. I’m looking for some quiet time and just good old hard work on the land. I know this company to be good as I have had a membership in the past, long time ago. As I am 29 now- I first used this site when I was 21.

To contribute to Organic and Biodynamic agriculture and do what I can do to contribute in a meaningful way through using my cooking, marketing and management skills to keep farms viable

After arriving in Australia, I began working at a restaurant. However, I would like to start something new. I'm eager to do something that shakes up my perspective and challenges my values, which is why I decided to sign up for this.

I think wwoofing is a great way to meet people and try new jobs you might not have a chance at doing. I see it as everyone is helping each other out and I really love that concept. I love meeting new people and hearing their stories so wwoofing really appeals to me.

We want to gain experience and learn skills related to farming and growing food. The goal is to eventually live off the land ourselves. We've been gradually learning about farming/gardening, and excited to grow through hands on experience. Also we look forward to the opportunity for meeting some awesome people!

I joined WWOOF so that I would be able to experience the local culture, not just travel through it. I am looking to meet a range of people through WWOOF and to see more of Australia than if I were to travel through it staying at hostels. I hope to learn more about sustainability on my trip and to hopefully learn some skills that I can take back to England

I would like to leave the tourist paths and experience the real life of the Australien people. I like to be outside in nature and also want to work physially. I am interested in gardening and landscape work as well as small animal husbrundy. I would be happy to support you in this work for one or two weeks. Please only send me an e-mail if you are interested. I look forward to an answer. Thank you very much. Petra

I already did WWOOFing in Southern Italy, where I worked on a vineyard. It was so nice to do some physical work, spend my day in nature and learn new crafts everyday. I also got to know amazing people and new perspectives on life. That's why I consider it to be my perfect way to travel around and really get to know a new country while also staying in touch with nature and making a small contribution to ecological agriculture, which is an important issue for me as well.

During my stay in France, I started having an interest in "organic food" and then "organic agriculture" and/or "permaculture". However, I could not take the time to learn about them till now, so I would love to learn about them through WWOOF. Besides that, I would like to study English not at language school but through the experience of living in Australia, learning Australian culture and communicating with people.

During my traveling, I would love to spend some time helping out at a farm, learning more about agriculture and making some very valuable experiences, while getting a good workout in. 😉 During high school, I spent one year in the United States living with a host family. I really appreciated being able to learn more about other families way of life, which is also one reason why I love the idea of Woofing. I would like to experience Australia in more ways than "just" as a tourist. After Wwoofing, I am planning to spend a few more weeks in Australia, travelling the East Coast by a camper van.

I want to learn a lot about the country through locals and people who know their surroundings like the back of their hand. I want to make memories, that I’ll never forget, by committing myself to new tasks and adventures. I love to help people in any way, so I think this will be a great experience for me! I also want to see a lot of Australias hidden places, with lots of wildlife and beautiful scenery!

Australia is my first overseas. People living in Australia are kind and caring, and I am glad that I visited. I decided to participate because I wanted to help people in some way.

Since graduating in 2015 and throwing myself into the world of work, I've decided now is the best time to explore Australia while learning something I'm truly passionate about; sustainability. As a job, my focus is on making sure the projects meet tougher, greener and more rigorous sustainability targets. But I'd really like to get outside more, see parts of the world in an authentic way and meet new, knowledgeable people on my journey. The opportunity to work on a regenerative farm that's perhaps in the midst of a building project or need extra help with its daily tasks would greatly appeal to me. I'd love to learn the basics, from rotating crops, learning how to protect soil surface or managing the livestock, I'm keen to roll my sleeves up and get stuck in, do the hard work!

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 live in Japan and build Japanese gardens as a hobby. I also enjoy flowers and growing vegetables as a hobby. Although I think Japan is a beautiful country, I was fascinated by the vast land and nature of Australia. I would like to learn about organic farming in the vast land of Australia. Then I want to experience Australian culture and people's lives.

I grew up on a farm in northern Canada and want to use my expereince to help out other agriculturists as they adopt more sustainable faming practices. If I get to spend some time with animals that's an added bonus. What I really want out of this experience is to learn about each area/farm I visit and get to know the incredible people willing to host international travelers.

I joined WWOOF because I want to work on a farm with animals and get in touch with Australians. I also want to see more of the rural side of Australia because I have only seen big cities like Brisbane and Sydney so far. I hope that I’ll be able to learn more about Australia’s nature and hopefully also some wildlife. I’m very fascinated by the animals and plants I’ve seen so far in the cities because they’re so different to Germany. I would also love to learn more about different work with animals because I probably want to do a job with animals in the future but I’m unsure what it’ll be. I have searched for some work for accommodation on farms but it’s hard to find work like that outside of WWOOF. After some Australians and also other backpackers recommended WWOOF to me I thought I’d give it a try. So here I am! 🙂

I hope to enjoy the offerings of Australia, understand the landscape, the history, the beauty and meet people that can help me navigate extending my stay. enjoying the humor and specialties of the continent! isn't it hot there? warmer than New Hampshire I know!

I´m going to Australia in the mid of January without a job so far and I don´t want to do some kind of job just for the money. I want to learn, I want to learn about Farm work, want to learn about Australia, it´s people and culture but I also need a place to stay and some food so woofing sounds like the perfect match for me.