I think that volunteering would be a unique and special experience. It would teach me a lot and help me to grow as a person. I am keen to take on this type of challenge. If this valuable experience could also help me get a second-year visa, that would be even better.

Originally joined with the intention of starting my own off-grid life. However now I will be travelling from Queensland to Tassie from the start of September, taking my time to appreciate nature while living out of my car. Wanting to challenge myself and test my limits, so I would love to learn as much as I can, build up my fitness, meet genuine people and discover more about myself while living in a more intentional way.

We have an organically certified Blueberry farm. Which is in season from December to February. We also like to grow as much as we can in other areas of our 31 acre farm. We have chicken, ducks, dogs, cats, cows, sheep 1 goat and an Alpaca called Watson. We do like to grow our own meat, fruit and veg on farm however my husband works hard to keep a roof over our heads and i try to keep our young family 2 girls (4 and 5) happy, fed and clean. I have many skills that im happy to teach and tools to forfill them all but not enough hands or hours in the day. We would love a hand if you have skill, energy or enthusiasm. Cheers Mel

We are situated in Old Beach, about 25 mins to Hobart. Come and join us on our hobby farm where we moved six years ago. The hard work has been done and now it is all about enjoying the garden, looking after the plans and helping our bees. We love cooking and use the fresh produce from our garden to prepare home made meals. Our gardening methods are organic and we believe in a sustainable lifestyle. We are close to beautiful national parks but also 25 minutes to Hobart cafes and restaurants and just 20 minutes to the famous MONA. We offer a very comfortable bedroom with ensuite, WiFi, Netflix, Stan, and really good home made meals. We also love to show you some beautiful parts of southern Tasmania to make your stay even more enjoyable.

I joined WWOOF because David Holmgren told me to basically, he said "you've done your PDC so now get your hands dirty"

Our property is sitting on 30 acres. We have natural bushland and  trying to develop it to a permaculture hobby farm, our property is very close to township, if you have a car it’s less than 5 minutes, if you walk it’s about 20-30 minutes. We have at least 10 different organic fruit trees and herbs, we breed pigs and cats, and we have 2 dogs, we also have sheep and  goats. Our property is free of smoking and drug use. Foul language and disrespect is not tolerated. 88 days, as a charity, we were able to help many of our wwoofers with their 2nd year visa, so we’ll be happy to help those who helping us ( the charity). Languages spoken on our property are: English, Italian, German, Arabic, Hebrew and some French. dress code: please be considerate on how you dress up, ladies we just ask you to be mindful what you wear, specially around the charity, but also around our farm, be respectful and considerate. Food: International cuisine, vegetarian and meat lovers welcome, we have daily lots of fruits and vegetables, you can also cook for yourself if you prefer. if you like to cook, we would love to taste new dishes and welcome to create your favourite foods.

I joined WWOOF because I’m passionate about both the environment and agriculture. At university, I study environmental science and have become especially interested in how farming can help protect nature. I believe organic farming is one of the most sustainable ways to produce food and care for the Earth. I also wanted to experience farm life in another country, build connections with people from different cultures, and better understand how agriculture supports local communities. I hope this experience will inspire my future studies and personal growth. I am applying for a Visitor visa and plan to have it approved before finalizing any WWOOF stay. My goal is to volunteer at a non-commercial farm, learn sustainable practices, and experience local culture

We’re really excited to do WWOOFing because it’s the perfect way to explore new cultures, meet inspiring people, and experience something totally different from our daily lives. We want to step out of our comfort zone, learn by doing, and take part in projects that matter. Since we both want to work in biology, it also makes sense for us to understand the world more deeply — starting with how people live and work with nature in different parts of the world!

I own 25 acres of steep, rocky land in W Tree in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains. Over almost 35 years I have built (with considerable help) a lovely passive solar mudbrick house, planted crazy numbers of trees, gardened and raised my wonderful son. In many ways, I have worked towards a dream from my early 20's to build a country life. My place is lovely. The vast expanse of bushland that surrounds it is beyond spectacular. As age and a dodgy back now limits my ability to do the physical work needed here, I am increasingly inclined to welcome wwoofers who are younger and fitter than me. I happily repay them with good food and a homely environment and an introduction to both W Tree and my greater area. Having grown up in Wulgulmerang (30ks up the road) I know thw area and it's inhabitants well. We can Sign off on your 2nd Year Visas as we were affected by the 2019-2020 Bushfires. PLEASE NOTE: MUST be fully Vaccinated- thank you

In recent years, growing concerns about environmental destruction and rice shortages in Japan have led me to become more in terested in agriculture. I'm especially drawn to ethical and eco-friendly farming practices, and I'd love to learn more through hands-on exparience. And, we are joinning wwoof not only to help out on the ferm, but also to enjoy cultual exchamge with host family.

When I’m not working: * I dive into the beautifully complex world of human psychology * I dabble in climbing * I try to understand quantum physics * I explore new things to find my Ikigai I love being inspired by people’s lives and stories. I’m always happy to connect with like-minded people and learn from their journeys. I cannot wait to expand my WWOOFing journey. What motivates me to WWOOF: The beautiful people in the community and the magic it is to live in harmony with nature! What I most hope to gain from WWOOFing: Build community and make new friends, Learn self-sufficiency or homesteading skills, Gain farming experience so I can become a farmer

We live 45 km from Perth, 20mn walking distance from the Chidlow Post Office,the bus stop, forests & lake Leschenaultia. In the last 20 + years, we have  developed our hobby farm: built a solar-passive straw-bale home, established an extensive garden  as well as grown three children, home-schooled with the help of WWOOFers!!! They are now young adults, two of which still live at home. With our daughters, we grow vegetables, flowers, herbs & fruit trees. We have 3 cows and a calf, 6 goats, 2 sheep, lots of chickens, an old pony, 4 bee hives & lots of visiting birds. Work includes general hobby-farming activities such as gardening, and maintenance jobs, with occasionally some more skillful work such as rock wall building, shelter building or else, checking bees/ extracting honey etc... Accommodation is in annex for 1 – 2 non-smoking WWOOFers. We cook only vegetarian meals, mostly organic, shared with the family, although we can accommodate vegan and gluten free diets. We also speak French at home, we love playing traditional folk music, classical or old 60's songs, singing, bush-walking, we're also interested in art & craft, travel, health, spirituality and philosophy, fun, and good food. Most hot days, we'll end at the lake for a cool down swim!

I want to join this experience because I’m excited to try new things and find a job that helps me get my second-year visa. I’m very interested in farm life and I want to experience a different way of working and living. I believe this will be an amazing chance to learn new skills, meet people from different backgrounds, and make friends while doing meaningful work. I know that living and working on a farm will be very different from my daily life back home, and that’s exactly why I want to do it — I want to challenge myself, step out of my comfort zone, and really make the most of my time in Australia. I hope to gain more practical skills, learn more about nature and sustainable living, and become more independent and open-minded. I also look forward to helping out as much as I can, sharing good moments with my hosts, and creating memories that I will never forget.

I joined WWOOF because I have a deep interest in both animals and agriculture. I grew up in the countryside of Japan, where I helped my family grow rice and vegetables from a young age. These experiences made me comfortable with farm work and taught me the value of working with nature. I’m also a member of my university’s equestrian club, so I truly enjoy taking care of animals and spending time outdoors. While there are WWOOF programs in Japan, I wanted to experience life on a farm overseas to challenge myself and broaden my perspective. I also hoped to improve my English and communication skills by working closely with local people. Unlike studying abroad in a classroom, WWOOF gives me the chance to connect with others through real, shared work. In the future, I hope to live and work abroad, and I believe this experience will help me take the first step toward that goal.

Our property is 94 acres, nestled on the northern face of Mt Barrow. It is a bush block, mainly Myrtle and native rain forest with a large dam for trout fishing.  

I'm in Australia for 6 months with a working holiday visa to travel in the country. I join WWOOF because i would like to volunteer during this trip. With woofing i'm looking for many things : Meet peoples like foreigners but also australians. It's one of my goal with this trip ; Exchange to improve my english level ; Discover a new culture (traditions, food, ...). I make this trip to open myself up to others cultures ; Develop and learn new skills thanks to differents experiences. I worked in the same job since 8 years. I'm curious and i make this trip to learn several things ; Discover the country with differents experiences trough my travel ; Be useful for hosts. It's important to me ; Woofing is a good way for me to make savings during the trip. I hope to meet you and help you during my trip.

I have already done some WWOOFing back in Europe: once for a month in Sweden on a horse-breeding and almost self-sufficient farm, and once for a week in Germany on a cattle-breeding farm. One day I would love to have my own farm, so I’m trying to gain as many different experiences as I can! As I mentioned in my presentation, I’ll be staying in Australia for one year. At the moment, I’m living in Hobart (TAS) while I study at the University of Tasmania, but I really want to travel around and discover all the wonderful and beautiful places this country has to offer 🙂

We are off-grid with our own power and water and vegetables. Your private residence is fully insulated, has a TV and is very comfortable in a private setting surrounded by nature and wildlife. We also have goats, horses, chickens, dogs, aviary birds and grow our own organic vegetables. Non-Smokers and Non-Drinkers only. Off-grid accommodation for 1 person in fully self-contained cabin. Can accommodate 2 WWOOFers if you have your own sleeping arrangements.