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 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 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’m joining WWOOF for the chance to find work and and broaden my opportunities im also joining so I can gain my second year. I am trying to discover new experiences and people. I want to find places I can really put my all into and to get stuck into he Australlian work and life culture as much as I can.

The first time I used WWOOF was in 2018 at a horse ranch in British Columbia where my main focus was on the animals. But I also helped fix fences and did some gardening. In 2020, I helped out at a flower and honey-based winery in Alberta. My main job was to harvest and preserve vegetables and make sure the garden was ready for spring. I fed the pigs and chickens and helped to butcher the chickens and freshly hunted wild animals the owners' son brought in. We also did some beekeeping. In 2020 I worked at an organic cow ranch. In the morning and evening, I checked the electric fences, assisted during preg checks and helped wean the calves. There's one more cow ranch I worked at which I did not find through WWOOF. I helped them move properties, got to feed the cows every once in a while and moved a whole bunch of hay bales. Long story short: During my past stays, I got to learn and experience so many things, which is why I want to WWOOF again. Only this time in Australia.

I want join WWOOF to find and to contact different farm and after that work with a team. I want meet people for learn english and discover other cultures. I love the manual work and construcion. I'm ready to work in farms.

I'm joining WWOOF to experience the Australian way of life. I hope I will be able to help you and meet your needs. 元々オーストラリアのニューサウスウエールズ州に行く予定があったが、大洪水に見舞われ一度断念した。行く場所を変更しようと考えたがせっかくなら復興のお手伝いをしようと思いWWOOFに参加した。 Translation: Originally, I was planning to go to New South Wales, Australia, but I gave up once because of a big flood. I thought about changing the place to go, but I participated in WWOOF because I wanted to help with the reconstruction.

A friend recommended WWOOF to me, she made some good experience with this organisation on her own. I hope to meet some straightforward Australian (and maybe from other countries/ continents, as an extra) people and to catch a glimpse of their way of life, as well as to experience a climate and fauna and flora, which I've never seen before. To gain knowledge and new skills, perhaps, too, how things can be done in an other way, that would be nice. Beside, I would be happy, if my English improves a bit;)

My desire to start WWOOFing was sparked by my desire to travel since I believe it will enable me to do so more affordably and provide me with a wonderful opportunity to see a different culture. I really adore the idea of living on a farm; I've always been around them and animals, so I think I'd fit in just fine. I hope to gain a variety of things from WWOOFing, including new knowledge and skills from various cultures, friendships, the chance to experience life in a different way, the opportunity to travel and see a different region of the world, and the ability to appreciate the beauty of this planet and all it has to offer. I'm also really interested in lending a hand in areas of need through volunteering.

To meet people and have the opportunity to learn and gain experience on farms in Australia. NZ was the first time I had a chance to work outdoors in food production and I've got the bug for it. As well as seeing everything happening with disruptions to food supply chains and global warming I want to see the sustainable way to feed humanity.

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 came to Australia because I wanted to experience a farm job. Tokyo is a big city, and I don't feel much nature. I thought I would be able to feel the nature of Australia and meet many wonderful people. I want to enjoy wonderful nature and work with everyone!

I heard of WWOOF from a book "an italian journey", thought it would be a great way travelling around and meeting new people. Why not start from Australia.

I join WWOOF to be able to learn new things that are far from my work field and that can be really helpful in my future life. Also, I wanted to travel Australia and doing it that way allows me to meet a lot of great people I hope and to be as closest as possible of how poeple lives here!

I‘m interested in organic an regenerative farming and would like to learn more about this. Additionally, I like the work on small organic farms and would like to support this concept.

I am looking to fill my gap year and explore my interest in working in agriculture. I hope to meet new people, work with my hands, be outside, and learn.

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 learn more about sustainable agriculture and to get an opportunity to travel around Australia. I am very passionate about growing organic produce and would like to live off-grid in the future, so this would give me the opportunity to learn how to do that.

I joined WWOOF as a way to travel with more intention. I want to learn more about different ways of life, people, and farming practices. Throughout my time WWOOFing, I hope to gain valuable memories and experiences that will carry me onto the next chapter of my life. I am also looking for places where I can work to complete my last semester of school online in my free time. I am extremely excited to explore beautiful new places that I could only have dreamed of before, along with meeting all types of wonderful people along the way.

I want to learn farming and nature related skills. I worked previously in hospitality in Sydney and Melbourne, but right now I would love to find a small job more related to ecology, which is a very essential domain today. That is why I joined WWOOFing!