For the first time in life i become a WWoofer! Yesss! I never worked on a farm, but i have a great need to be outside and breathe fresh air, love animals, and have no problems by working hard. When i was young, my aunt and uncle did have a farm with chickens and cows and every holiday i wanted to sleep over at their place and spend my days at the farm. I have 3 months to spend in Australia and i am very excited to really meet Australian people and their way of living! I choose to become a wwoofer to really indulge myself into the australian way of living. I would love to meet families and probably make some new friends! I would love to learn about farmwork and get inspired by the way of farming (to live more self-sufficient when possible in the future), or help out others by working at their homes. I would like to get in contact with Hosts who can make you feel at home, who are excited to welcome and coach wwoofers and take time to get to know eachother.

In my search for opportunities to work abroad and I Australia in particular, I came across WWOOF through an acquaintance of my father and the way it was set up appealed to me immediately. The possibilities are very extensive and the approach to the type of farms also appeals to me. I also believe that the culture suits me as a person.

I want to help the community build sustainable lifestyles, maintain and improve their homes, make friends and connections and learn new things about country life!

I would like to do some woofing few days with local people to learn more about the local way of life, Australian culture and improve my English. So if you’re looking for someone who’s friendly, open minded and strong, I’m very motivated to offer you my help and share moments !

I yearn for a deeper connection with nature, seeking to gain knowledge through hands-on, practical experiences. It's essential to explore sustainable methods of food cultivation. I want to delve deeper into this subject, with the ultimate goal of expanding my knowledge in the Netherlands and either cultivating my own food or sharing this knowledge with others.

I joined WWOOF as I see it as a fantastic way to meet people here in Australia, while also learning new skills working on farms. I want to be able to travel and see as much of this beautiful country as I can, and WWOOFing presents a unique opportunity to do that. I also see WWOOFing as being a good chance to meet locals in Australia, and I am hoping to create some lasting connections with my hosts that go beyond my stay at their farm.

I join WWOOF with the intention to have a farm life experience and complet my 88 days. Maybe after, complete de 6 months for the seconds visa too stay a third years... we will see

I joined WWOOF because a friend who was also traveling through Australia recommended it to me. I´d like to live and work on a certified farm and I think WWOOF is the right platform to find one.

I (Laura)have just returned from woofing in New Zealand and South Korea as Part of my PhD research and I learnt so much about the country's farming cultures in my time woofing. So when myself and Bethany decided we wanted to explore farming in Australia farming. Woofing was the best way to fully understand and work on the farms.

Joined WWOOFing Australia for meaningful connections, immersive farming experiences, and a shared passion for sustainable living. Excited for the journey!

I've spent my career working at startups and companies trying to help transition our economy away from fossil fuels. Agriculture is the most important lever we have to solving climate change and I'm passionate about learning the practices we need to make agriculture better for the planet!

I have had a dream to start my own self-sustaining farm ever since I was a young boy in highschool. I have disliked the way people live here for a long time. I dont like the work focused society and the extremely stressfull work ethic that people have here. I earn a decent wage but I work 45 hours a week just to barely pay the bills. I feel that having a self sustaining farm wil be a way more rewarding way of living for me because all the hard work I put in goes directly back to me and the potential family I wil have in the future. I wholeheartedly think working hard is the way to live but not in the European society that I have lived in for my entire life. I joined wwoof because im convinced I need to learn firsthand from experienced non-commercial farmers how they started up their farm and how they run it currently. Being away from my pretty stressfull live while on a farm is probably gonne be great for my development as a future self sufficient farmer. My main goals are learning about livestock manegement and about growing crops. I also really like learning about food preservation and pantry manegement because I think it is a critical skill for a self-sustaining farmer to have. I specifically chose Australia because I am looking to start my farm in a warmer climate and I have no experience with farming in a hot climate.

The reason I joined WWOOF is because I love interacting with animals. I have experienced volunteering as a universities representative for helping farming, plating, pick-up fruits, and feeding animals during this year fall break. 4days of experiencing these agricultural time of helping, I felt exciting and charming because I was able to meet different students who came from different universities. The time of cooperating together by one team working outside and the other team cooking inside, we had lots of fun helping and supporting each other. I felt that WWOOF is an exact program for me because I love to interact with people and moreover, since my major is biology and I am interested in studying about the Ministry of Food and Drug Saftety as well as handling animals, I wanted to learn about animal and agricultural works. It best fits me!! I am still a university student who wants to experience and explore the nature and the culture from the other countries and with this program of WWOOF, I felt like I can learn about this world!

I've always loved the atmosphere of Australia and beautiful nature, and have longed for it.And I wanted to experience various things and make use of them from now on. I also felt tired while working in Japan, so I wanted to feel Australian culture. I wanted to try something new and have fun .

The reason I joined WWOOF was because I became interested in agriculture through farm jobs. I also wanted to communicate with local people and learn about their lifestyle and culture through my work. I found WWOOF to be a good method for me.

We see work and travel as a chance to gain experience for life and of course to get in touch with new people and cultures. Moreover, we are looking foreward to improve our english skills. In addition to travel, we are highly motivated to actively support wherever we are needed and expand our knowledge!

As a close-knit family of four, we're thrilled to embark on this WWOOFing adventure in Australia. Our journey is driven by a shared passion for sustainable living and a deep desire to instill the importance of farming and environmental responsibility in our children. WWOOF offers us a unique opportunity to not only learn and grow together but also to lend a helping hand to fellow eco-conscious enthusiasts. We can't wait to immerse ourselves in the beauty of Australia's landscapes, experience the joys of organic farming, and make lasting connections with like-minded individuals.

I joined WWOOF because I want to complete my 88 days of remote work as quickly as possible, a good friend of mine recommended WWOOF to me and I heard many positive things about it so here I am! My goal here is to find a good place to work and meet people with whom I can share new and fun experiences. It's important for me to find a serious place where people put focus on the work being done correctly and taking care of each other.

Discover a new experience, Discover a different working experience, new people, landscape. A friend told me about her experience, which motivated me to sign up.

I have always had a passion for seeing things grow whether that be plants, animals or humans and when it comes to wwoofing, I love the idea of growing your own food. For my future, I can see the possibilities of having a homestead of my own. I bought a few acres of land a couple years ago and would like to eventually convert it into something that produces food and live off the land. My partner grew up on a potato farm and I have been learning lots from her and her family and we both can envision potentially being a host farm one day. One of my goals is just to learn the day to day of a farmer here and all the trials and tribulations that go along with that. I love the idea of having cultures from all over the world come together with similar mindsets. I find it very interesting seeing where the food comes from that we buy in the supermarket. I love the idea of being self sufficient and not relying on big box stores for our food. But I am also a firm believer in collaboration with others and people coming together to share their experiences and to achieve a common goal. We can learn a lot from each other and I am excited to do just that.