I already did my WHV in New Zealand last year, where i also joined the Wwoofing Website. I really enjoyed to spent time with my host families, had some good experiences and loved to be Part of their lifes, even when it was just for a couple weeks. I'm always willing to learn New things and skills and hope you can teach me more about gardening, native plants, the australian culture, Show me some New cooking recipes.

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.

With Wwoofing I hope to make contacts and gain experiences for life. It is also the perfect opportunity to work in and with nature, which has always interested me and is the main intention of Wwoof hosts who (hopefully;) ) like to share their experience. Of course, I also hope to explore the nature of Australia.

I’m interested in farm work and organic food. And I like to spend a time in nature. Also like to touch the animals. I have experience of wwoof in Japan. So I want to know wwoof in Australia.

I joined WWOOF because I want to immerse myself in the world of sustainable farming and gain practical skills that I can apply in my future career in Korea’s agricultural and food industry. As my country places increasing importance on food security, I believe that hands-on experience in farming is essential for understanding the complexities of food production. Having studied environmental science, I recognize the importance of environmentally friendly and efficient farming practices in addressing both local and global food challenges. Australia, with its vast agricultural landscape and innovative farming techniques, provides the perfect setting for me to deepen my knowledge. Learning directly from experienced farmers through WWOOF will allow me to explore diverse methods of organic and sustainable farming that I can eventually bring back to Korea. WWOOF is more than just about learning the technical side of farming—it's also about connecting with hosts, sharing values, and gaining insight into the philosophies that guide their farming practices. I’m not just seeking to work but to absorb the mindset and life lessons that come from working with the land. Ultimately, this experience will contribute to my broader goal of making a meaningful impact in agriculture and food security in my home country.

Be part of the vision we all share. Healthy food. Healthy mind and body. I hope to learn more about sustainability.

We understand the work-rate and commitment that’s required with daily farm work, and are more than capable of meeting the demands that this lifestyle brings. We are a hard working couple ready to dive into the Australian workforce and way of life. We’re incredibly eager to learn new skills, get our hands dirty, and get stuck into physically challenging work. We will show complete commitment and dedication to whatever role is set in-front of us.

What I love the most is learning about other ways of living and perceiving the world. As a woofer, I have already been very lucky and met wonderful people in Iceland, Shetland Islands and Scotland. I’m interested in any kind of work as long as it’s helpful. I’m not very strong but I am a hard worker, very patient and very determined. If you need a hand, I’ll be glad to meet you.

I joined wwoof because I believe that it is a great way to get to know new people and sharing enriching experiences that could be very rewarding. It also allows me to travel in a different way, spending time with others and getting more connected. I appreciate the opportunity to be in more of a family environment too.

To learn as much as we can about living in harmony with nature.To garner experience and education of the systematic approach to producing food in a manner that is in alignment with the principles of nature.

I would love to have an inside look in the working life of this beautiful country and learn new things, I can use in my daily life. I'm also looking forward to meeting lots of new people and making great memories.

As a family, we would like to get in touch with the local population and introduce our children to the Australian way of life. We are not picky about the work we do. Sonja could, for example, look after children, do gardening or look after animals. Simon is also happy to do heavier work such as painting, building, renovating, gardening or splitting wood. Because we are quite a big family (and the boys are hungry sometimes), we are sure that we will agree on working hours and exchange. Let´s talk together.

I chose to join WWOOF to have an immersive experience, far from my roots. I've always been told that you learn more from people who are different from you than from those who are the same. That's why I want to discover new ways of life and share this adventure with my hosts. This trip is also a personal challenge, particularly when it comes to learning English. My first trip led me to go back to school to improve my language skills, and I'm determined to put into practice everything I've learnt during this new experience.

I love nature and animals, and I wanted to participate because I wanted to have an experience that can only be had in the vast country of Australia. Furthermore, I was fascinated by the opportunity to gain a wide range of knowledge.

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 joined the WWOOFing community first of all for the experience how it is to live outside a city / on a farm and get to know the live which is connected to that. Moreover I think that this is more then just "normal" work you do, but also more around the surrounding you connect with and the people you meet.

We’re both very eager to learn new things! I have worked on a tomato farm before for 3 months, but Cam is new to farming so he would love to experience this too! I am an experienced horse person and would love to work with horses. We would also love to experience station life, working on a caravan park, help with fruit picking or any other opportunities that come our way!

I joined WWOOF because I wanted to explore sustainable living and learn more about organic farming. WWOOF offers a unique opportunity to work closely with local communities, learn valuable practical skills and contribute to meaningful projects. I also wanted to get to know Australia traditions, culture and way of life.

Because in order to be engineer in France, I have to show to my school that I work during 14 weeks in another country so when I arrived in Australia, my boss ask me to fill a file where I have to put my WWOOF username, so on order to show the file to my school, I’m joining WWOOF