‘Yulunga’ is an eco-arts community in the lush hills of Barkersvale, an hour inland from Byron Bay, near Nimbin & Lismore. Yulunga faces the Border Ranges NP & is surrounded by subtropical rainforests, native animals and amazing birdlife. Our community consists of organic gardens, exotic fruit orchards, musicians, artists, environmental activists & passionate gardeners. WWOOFer volunteering includes tending gardens, orchards, building & nursery work. You can swim in the local creek after work. We welcome earthy, hardworking & self-motivated people. Accommodation is for 1-3 in our home or in a shack with own outdoor kitchen. Vegetarians and Vegans can be catered for. We usually negotiate length of stays after an initial visit of 2-3 days. We can pick up from Nimbin or possibly arrange pick up from Lismore.

The future of our planet depends on restoring soil health and reducing the risks of monoculture farming, which relies heavily on chemical fertilisers and GMO seeds promoted by monopolistic agribusiness. I am interested to learn more about the best practices in organic, permaculture and sustainable agriculture as well as gain skills to become a self-sufficient homesteader by helping and learning from experienced farmers around the world.

10 acres, huge garden, lots of vegetation, natural and natives, big rose garden and vines. A great veggie garden, with fruit trees. Care and keep horses Beautiful large home with a pool. Horses and bird life

Avec mon partenaire, nous voyageons en Australie pendant un an grâce à un PVT. Nous souhaitons prendre le temps de découvrir le pays autrement, aider les habitants et vivre des expériences concrètes et concrètes au plus près de la nature et des animaux. Le WWOOF est le moyen idéal pour cela !

I am eager to learn new skills and broaden my horizon. In fact, that is the whole reason I started travelling in the first place. I want to try new things, gain new perspectives, connect with other cultures and drink in every lesson that no school can teach me. WWOOFing seems like a great way to travel and explore Australia, while also contributing something. Living, learning, and working with Australian families allows you to get to know the country beyond the big cities and gives you unique and invaluable experiences that you cannot make anywhere else.

Through Transfer Farm, I learned how to treat others better. Planting method Want to know more about what Australians think about farms? And practice my English

After I finished University, I wanted to take some time away to experience something different. I wanted to experience new places and cultures and spend some time outdoors volunteering. Wwoofing is a great way to do this. I enjoy spending time in nature and learning new things and I am fit and strong. I have spent much of the last 9 months wwoofing in a variety of different countries such as  Germany, Sweden, Finland, New Zealand and now Australia. It had been a really valuable and amazing experience.

It's the VIEW ! 41 ha (103 acre)  farm overlooking the glorious, green rolling hills of South Gippsland. Enjoy the  variable weather, stunning Sunsets, huge sky and sparkling Stars. We've Busy Bees, relaxed, inquisitive Black Angus beef cattle, Holstein Fresian and Jersey Dairy cows,  Lambs and quite a fruit/berries/ herb/vegetable garden. Wildlife abounds as we plant more indigenous species along our waterways. An ex Travel planner ( helpful for ideas) and Engineer, we've travelled extensively in Australia and overseas. Choice of accommodation -  private Rustic cabin or very comfortable shared farmhouse. We are 2  hours South East of Melbourne and can pick you up from the local Train or Bus stop. If you want an interesting, varied, enjoyable experience, our farm is it! We welcome WWOOFers looking to experience a different life.

I want to join WWOOF because I will be travelling to Australia for my working holiday in a few weeks. I already have some experience working on farms and I am a very nature-loving person. A few years ago, I worked on a organic farm for two weeks as a part of a school project. I took on tasks such as weeding, harvesting and chopping wood. I also fed animals. Furthermore, in the ninth grade, I helped out on a different farm every Tuesday for a few weeks, harvesting apples, pressing apple juice, harvesting vegetables and preparing them for sale. In the 11th grade, as part of a school project, I completed a small farming machine driving licence.

We have a 600 acre property with a selection of animals and activities. We also contract work on two other properties. We are one hour North of Melbourne. We have a range of accommodation services. We also involved in forestry and firewood.

'Little Farm' occupies 17 acres on the eastern edge of Trentham in Central Victoria, one and a quarter hours north west of Melbourne. The area is known for its rich, red basalt soil, high rainfall, cold winters, beautiful gardens, tall trees and potatoes. It also grows superb blueberries and a small experimental patch is well established here, yielding a crop saleable at local farmers markets. The property also has extensive ornamental gardens under development and all horticultural pursuits have been conducted chemical free for the past ten years. Extensive mulching, organic fertilizers, worm farming and recycling are all used as restorative practices to improve the soil and plantings over time. There is a swimming pond for cooling off when the weather's very hot. Trentham has a supermarket, two hotels, great cafes, a neighbourhood centre, library, tennis courts, public pool, primary school and oval. All within an easy walk. I have two boisterous, (but not big) dogs.

I would like to try WWOOF . Because I’ve never done farm job or gardening.I’m curious about farm job. I would like to learn about the nature .

My friend recommend me to WWOOF, so I can extend my visa. I’m interested in Outback Australia. I would like to meet new people and experience farm life.

I started with a pioneering spirit, dug the stump holes, planted the trees. Over a decade on, I have created spaces I wish to share and explore more.

I joined WWOOF because I’ve always wanted to experience farm life firsthand. Singapore is a fast-paced city, and I rarely get the chance to slow down and connect with nature. Through WWOOFing, I hope to step away from the hustle, learn new skills, and immerse myself in a different way of living. I look forward to gaining hands-on experience in sustainable farming, understanding the local culture and life, and building connections with people who share their knowledge so generously.

A friend of mine recommended WWOOF to me, and after learning more about it, I became really interested. I’ve been living in Australia for several months now, and I want to experience a different kind of life—closer to nature, with hands-on work and meaningful cultural exchange. I think WWOOF is a great way to meet local people, learn about organic farming, and see parts of Australia I wouldn’t normally get to visit. I also want to improve my English through real conversations and daily life, not just in a classroom. Living and working with a host family sounds like a unique and rewarding opportunity. Since my friend had a great experience with WWOOF, I feel confident that I will too. I’m excited to learn new skills, help out, and create good memories while working towards my second-year visa.

Why I want to join WWOOF, my boss was a member of WWOOF before and he recommended me to join it. Also, my parents used organic foods or cosmetic products when they grew up. I have worked at the organic farm company for two and a half years. I understand general agriculture and organic thinking by my experiences. However, the company that I have worked for was not my ideal farming system such as using available pesticides as much as possible, most of the vegetables grown are thrown away without composting. I want to do more eco-friendly farming. Since I have learned about regional collaboration at the university, I have been curious about local people’s lives. I want to stay with local people to not only know that area’s climates but also to interact with their local cultures. Learning many various lifeworks is important for me because I want to have my own organic farm in the future. And of course, I will share my experience or knowledge, so, I hope to collaborate with you and create new ideas.

Redlands Station is a working commercial cattle station located within 200km from the Great Barrier Reef and on the door step of the Australian Outback. We have an extensive yard and veggie patch plus I am developing a small mixed fruit orchard. Beside selling fresh fruit and vegetables locally, I also value add by making and selling a variety of preserves in the form of jams, pickles, dried fruit and vegetables plus fruit cordials. 5163 Ha cattle property located approx. 57 km west of Charters Towers