For to be useful and helpful to Australian life during my working hollyday visa, learn and discover. To fill me with good memories and knowledge. It was my hosts that i met on my way to australia who told me that i needed to be a member of this site to officially pratice woofing. So i registered after starting my woofing and i am very happy to do it in the rules and to have access to all that it offers. Thanks a lot.

There are 2 reasons why I joined. Firstly, I am really interested in agriculture and dairy farming. Since I do love eating, I was thinking that how nice starting my own farm then grow and consume it by myself is. So I have started farming and grow my own vegetables since 2 years ago. And, I felt that is super fun to do it from the ground up but also tough because I have poor knowledge. Therefore, I really would like to learn how to do farming. And also it is going to be greatful to have an opportunity learning about animals through helping dairy.   Secondary, I am interested about what real Aussie life is! Actually, I experienced helping dairy farming in New Zealand when I was a high school student and that was completely local life that I imagined. They were welcoming me so friendly as a member of family so I really loved to stay and work with locals. I couldn't felt in that way if it was just travel. So, I believe this is the most valuable experience to stay with and see what real local life is during my travel!

I picked up on the recommendation for WWOOF my brother gave me after he travelled through Canada as something I can sign up for from germany to secure a place to stay early. As such I primarily signed up to find an alternative option in case do not find work

The reason I want to participate in WWOOF is because I am interested in Australian agriculture. When I was in high school, I majored in crops. I also like animals, so I'm interested in livestock farming. And since I have a working holiday visa, I am hoping to get a second visa.

Mainly to get the visa for the second year(417). Working exchange not only can experience Australian life but also saves money. WWOOF is a very famous website, I believe it can give me a lot of feedback.

During my upcoming trip of 7 weeks I am going to do some mountainbike adventures and bikepacking and meeting up with some people I became friends with 14 years ago. As i have very much enjoyed my stays on farms during my big trip in 2010 I would love to combine my bike adventures with this hobby of mine. I like to meet new people but also would like to enjoy the real Australian (outback) life. i hope to find that in this way

We are so excited to help create and take care of the land however we can! We are passionate about the environment and living off the land. We want to learn more about Australian flora and fauna and connect with the people in an intimate way. We want to share our knowledge and learn more from the people here. Most of all we cannot wait to explore some of the most beautiful places in Australia!

The most important reason is to encounter different set of values. I would like to learn a lot of things I don't know. Also, because I want to improve my English. English is the most widely spoken language and I believe that English will be needed in the future.

I would like to learn more about organic farming while immersing myself in Australian life. I hope to develop a better appreciation for where my food comes from and contribute to sustainable farming.

I'm particularly drawn to wwoofing because it offers a unique opportunity to discover new experiences and learn different skills while contributing to sustainable practices. I’ve been deeply involved in organic living since childhood, having primarily eaten organic food and even growing my own organic produce in my garden. Through wwoofing, I hope to assist people in the country while exchanging cultures and diversifying my skills and experiences. I'm excited to learn from my hosts and build lasting friendships along the way, enriching my knowledge and understanding of different ways of life.

I need to complete my 88 days farm work! I believe it would be an amazing experience to be a whoofer! I would be greatful for any opportunity availble!

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.

To look for suitable 88 day visa work. Combining volunteering, learning new skills, meeting new people and ticking off my 88 days of specified work.   I'm looking forward to my next farm life adventures, where I can learn more practical skills and add to my knowledge of self-sufficient, eco friendly living 🙂

Je suis un retraité français actif qui adore les voyages et qui aime rencontrer des cultures différentes. C'est la première fois de ma vie que je vais en Australie et pouvoir aider des fermiers avec les animaux mais aussi les plantes ou les cultures me rempli de joie. Je voyage avec une amie pour voir son fils qui est en Australie depuis 1 an. Merci de bien vouloir m'accepter dans la comunauté des wwoofeurs... J'ai travaillé pendant 42 ans dont 20 années de ma vie passées dans la Marine Nationale de guerre française et 22 ans à EDF qui est la compagnie d'électricité de France en Centrales Nucléaires et aussi au Réseau de Transport Electrique RTE qui est le garant de l'équilibre production-consomation. Maintenant je suis à la retraite et je profite de mon temps pour voyage et aider les autres.

I have had some farm experiences in Australia of which I was very happy.I decided to join WWOOF because I am an enthusiastic learner who would like to learn more about farm life, Australian agriculture and especially everything related to farm animals.

I have been a WWOOFer on and off for the last 8 years of my life and it's been fantastic. I love to travel for a reason, to exchange knowledge and skills and be apart of a community, rather than just passing through. WWOOFing has been perfect as I've found an amazing extended family with similar interests that I have grown and learnt from. The learning curve is also major for me- I love hands on, practical tactics and I want to live a life where I can grow my own food and produce my own power and milk my own goats...all that good stuff you really can't learn just from books!

I joined WWOOF because I’m passionate about sustainable agriculture and want to gain hands-on experience while learning directly from farmers. As a plant biology student, I hope to deepen my understanding of practical farming techniques and contribute to the daily work on farms. WWOOFing offers me the chance to experience different agricultural practices, connect with nature, and meet like-minded people who share my passion for the environment. I look forward to learning new skills, understanding farm life better, and giving back through hard work and enthusiasm!

Because I am interested in contributing from myself to the place after a natural disaster, I prefer to do that rather than monetary compensation. To continue my second year visa

We are eager to join the WWOOF community as part of our journey to complete our 88 days of regional work required for our second-year visa. We have a keen interest in deepening our understanding of organic and biodynamic farming by learning from experienced practitioners in these fields. Additionally, we are excited to share our positive energy and enthusiasm with like-minded individuals who are passionate about organic farming.

I feel happiest outside, and most productive moving around and physically doing something. It helps to ground me and free my creative flow when i get stuck in tunnel vision. I also would like to do something that I feel contributes to others and to the land. I love learning and feel that life-skills and survival skills are one of the most valuable things to learn and to share with others.