I previously WWOOFed in the US for a few weeks at a farm / winery and had an amazing experience. I had originally wanted to WWOOF abroad but most countries still had covid restrictions so was unable to. Since then, I have wanted to WWOOF again but had a hard time finding enough time to take off of work. However, I now have the opportunity to take a month long break from work between my two jobs so I want to take advantage of it and WWOOF again! Also, doesn't hurt that it's a great way to escape the winter in the northern hemisphere for a month 🙂

As I was only supposed to travel Australia for a month, I ended up traveling for 4 months and loving it! I've loved seeing and living more than the tourist life and getting to know more about the country, its nature, the people and the animals through WWOOFing. Between 7-27 of FEB I’ll be somewhere between Byron Bay and Brisbane, as I’m flying to NZ from Bris on the 27th and slowly making my way up there. I’m super keen to do some volunteering during that time, somewhere around these areas. I’ll also be visiting Tassie and am looking for a lovely place to WWOOF at for two weeks between march 25 to april 22nd.

I have prior experience working in agriculture, and I have a keen interest in it. I aspire to be involved in various aspects of farming and learn more about the subject.

I personally think the idea of ​​WWOOF is extremely great and important! This exchange is extremely exciting for both the family and the plants or animals on the farm, as well as for the volunteers. I'm really looking forward to that too! I really like WWOOF's way of getting people more familiar with farm work! So far I haven't gained that much experience in farm work, but I'm happy to have the opportunity to get to know farm life and learn new things. As already mentioned, I'm totally open in all directions! I would not only like to be shown the farm work more closely, but above all the typical Australian life, the culture and the people :)! It's really interesting how different and yet so similar people are from country to country. I'm sure you will be able to show me many new things, which I'm really looking forward to!! Since I am a backpacker in Australia and will be in many different places, I am very happy to get to know a place better and to be there longer. 🙂

I joined WWOOF because I want to find a new way of living and navigating through life with an environmentally friendly approche. I want to learn and connect with people.

Because I want to have more experiences in farm work, I want a great environnment of work and I want to create some friends relationships to discover good places here in autralia (maybe secrets one) :). And I like the idea of this app : working/ helping to have accomodations, it is a beautiful solidarity 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.

Allot of people recommended me woofing because it’s the easiest way to meet locals and experience Australia the way it is! I also really want to work at a farm and enjoy the stay as much as I can! I would love to learn new skills, meet new people and experience everything!

I wanted to experience ranch life as it has always been a dream of mine. I wanted to live on a ranch and understand what it is like to live in nature with animals. I was inspired to really want to do this from watching a tv show called Yellowstone, which is about cowboy life on a ranch. I also studied a masters in Leadership for Sustainability, which made me get really interested in the way everything is interconnected.

I hope to enjoy talking with people all over the world so I want to grow my English level in wwoof. The reason why I select wwoof as an opportunity to grow English is that I’m interested in nature and agriculture. I think wwoof is the best way to learn English and nature simultaneously.

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 really want to meet some local people and to learn about local culture. Woofing is a good way to be in contact with people from the region and have some reel exchanges, conversations with them, while having to expense less. I am also interested into organic farming. Actually, working for the wine industry in France made me realise how important was the part of chemical product to produce it. That’s why then I focused my learnings on Biodynamical and Natural culture.

I discovered the platform through my cousin who was doing work and travel in New Zealand. He told me about his experience with it, which was mainly good ones. For example, he told me about working on different farms and what challenges but also successes they presented for him. He not only learned a lot about farming, but also about the individual stories of the people and their ways of life. Getting to know these perspectives and ways of life was a way for him to get to know himself better. In addition, the platform is practical for finding a job in the immediate vicinity and for exploring the area. I hope to learn a lot about the Australian way of life, farming and the experience of voluntary service.

Since last year I've been visiting organic farmers, forestry, eco-villages, etc. in order to realize a recycling society. And in the future, I would like to buy an old house in Japan and become a wwoof host, so I would like to visit as a study for that as well.

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.

We liked the opportunity to learn more about ourselves and get new experiences and see what opportunities we can find while volunteering and working on interesting tasks.

I knew WWOOF because one of my friends recommended me. I want to experience a more human and healthy lifestyle and connect with nature. I feel that these experiences will be beneficial for my future life.

I wish to join a WWOOFing group to have an enriching and immersive experience in the field of organic agriculture. As a nature lover and environmentally conscious individual, I am passionate about sustainable farming practices and eager to learn directly in the field. WWOOFing offers a unique opportunity to discover new environmentally friendly farming methods while contributing to local projects and engaging with passionate hosts. I am also excited about meeting like-minded individuals and experiencing a rewarding communal living experience. Joining a WWOOFing group represents the perfect opportunity for me to combine my interests in organic farming, travel, and knowledge sharing.

We were looking for an opportunity to combine our shared love for the country Australia and our passion for farms that we both have had for years now. By discovering WWOOF we instantly knew that that was the way of doing it. Because of that website we are able to choose between heaps of places to go around Australia and have a variety of options to choose from which was perfect for us. By WWOOFing we hope to learn or improve our skills in the agriculture and in the main place get to know some awesome people on our journey. Because of WWOOF we get to discover one of the most beautiful countries in the world from a different angle which you are not able to see as a tourist which led up to the decision of joining WWOOF.