We have a large suburban garden with fruit trees and vegetables. We grow everything using organic methods. We have 3 lovely friendly dogs. We are situated near main train station only 20 minutes from the centre of Melbourne, and a short cycle ride to the sea of Port Phillip Bay and the local Williamstown beach. We have bicycles you can use!

We would like to know about agriculture. Farming, dairy farm, gardening like everything else. Also want to know different things like culture, food and working style. We like to learn that something new and something more deeply. We love nature and being outside in the sun. We feel there is something exciting at there with WWOOF life.

Want to learn skills for homesteading/self sufficiency. I love all things animals! I would also like to know tricks and tips for growing my own food organically. I hope to have a little hobby farm/homestead in the future so any bits and bobs that will help me with that!

I want to join Woof because I'm coming to Australia in a few months and I'd like to be able to do some voluntary work to discover a new way of life on a farm. I hope to learn new skills and be able to help the people who will welcome me. I love nature and animals. What's more, it's a great way to meet new people in Australia, to familiarize myself with the country.

I joined WWOOF for a few reasons. Firstly, I had an amazing experience working on a farm in Tasmania for two months, and it really sparked my passion for farm work. Secondly, with only two months left on my working holiday visa, I wanted to spend that time living and volunteering in a place I've always dreamed of visiting. WWOOF seemed like the perfect way to combine those two desires. Additionally, I'm very interested in learning more about organic vegetables, their cultivation, and the philosophies of farmers who prioritize sustainable practices. I also hope to broaden my perspective and learn from the lifestyle and values of my host family.

I joined wwoof to look for opportunities and experiences to expand my knowledge here in Australia! I'm particularly interested in permaculture and sustainable farming!

To find like minded communities of people living sustainably and in connection with natural environment. Exchanging skills and resources Learning and growing

Ayr farm is set in a picturesque part of the Hunter Valley bordered by the Hunter River, which feels rural but is close to both small communities and larger hubs.  In addition to sheep and beef cattle I have a small dairy herd of 8 jersey cows, milking once a day.  I also have chickens, working dogs and a small market garden which includes a greenhouse, glasshouse and seed-raising area.

15 acres in the snowy mountains overlooking the Snowy River. Beautiful scenery and magnificent night sky’s with no light pollution at all. The stars are truly spectacular. My small acreage is a blank canvas and wanting helpers to establish a permaculture garden to the area.

A small start-up operation with expansion plans growing Black Ginger, and also garlic for our Black Garlic operation. Also growing Asian vegetables for loacl weekend markets. And Cassava for local farm workers.

I grew up with hippy parents and spent a lot of time outdoors and in creative and alternative communities. It's definitely something I feel I've missed as a city-dwelling adult. I came to Australia both to visit friends and explore and WWOOFing seems like an incredible way to make new friends and learn more about the land. I am definitely more of a slow-paced wanderer than a tourist hitting the checklist of sights so I am hoping WWOOFing will give me the chance to get to know hosts, their land and their area in a more familiar way.

I'm looking for a healthier lifestyle, my goal for the future is to be able to achieve self-sufficiency and then open a farm, I would like to learn as much as possible about agriculture, breeding and beekeeping.

I joined WWOOF because I really like working on farms. I love nature, animals and plants and have even planted some vegetables myself in Germany in my families garden. I also see smaller, organic farms as an important part of bettering the health of our planet. I hope to meet nice people, help working on a farm and to learn more about life and work on a farm. And also of course I want to experiene the aussie lifestyle!

I have stayed in 5 wwooof host families when I was in Australia for the first year.I enjoyed helping the farm job and talking with the families and around the people.Through those experiences I got back to a child, got back to real myself. I have been dreaming of coming back to wwoof families with my son.He is now 6yo and really interested in farm life.  

I like this concept of exchange,the possibility of meeting people who are also interested in meeting and passing on knowledge. Contact whith nature,permaculture,animals and environemental protection are important to me.

I decided to join WWOOF because I was looking for a meaningful way to combine travel, learning, and hands-on experience. I love being outdoors, staying active, and working with animals, so the idea of helping out on a farm and being in the nature draws my attention. During my travels, I’ve met people who shared their positive experiences with WWOOFing, and after reading more about it, I knew it was something I wanted to do. It’s a great opportunity to gain new skills and connect with local communities. I also enjoy working with people, being part of a team, and contributing to something bigger than myself. WWOOFing allows me to do.

Tagari Garden Farm, est 1998, home to Permaculture Institute & Tagari Publications. 17 acres which include mature design & developing areas. A living education system, Lisa Mollison is looking forward to sharing the months before winter with you on new & old projects, food production, soil studies, small livestock, nursery, fire preparedness & more.

I joined WWOOF because I am eager to gain hands-on experience in sustainable living and farming practices. Learning about how people work closely with nature and live more sustainably is something I’m truly passionate about. WWOOFing also offers an incredible opportunity to connect with local people, learn about their cultures, and share meaningful experiences, which is probably the biggest motivation for me. Through WWOOF, I hope to expand my skills, meet inspiring hosts and volunteers, and contribute positively to the daily life on a farm. Even if it wont be easy, Im excited to step out of my comfort zone, explore new environments, and make a real difference while learning valuable lessons along the way.