Emily Hill Farm is a Certified Organic Blueberry farm, 1 hour from Melbourne by train. Excellent Self contained accommodation provided. The accommodation is in a stand alone building which includes 2 bedrooms, your own bathroom, kitchen, meals and sitting area. Blueberries are our main crop which we harvest in Summer. We grow other organic fruit, including citrus & vegetables for home use. We have cows & calves, and a beautiful young kelpie. My son Ed also works here and lives close by. He also has  2 dogs so lots of dogs will be around. Volunteering is extremely varied. Tasks could include harvesting in season, packing fruit, weeding, caring for animals including the chickens, feeding and collecting eggs, general property maintenance and varied farm work. Ideal for a couple. Min stay 1 week, then negotiable. We grow a lot of our own food, which is very healthy and varied. it is important that you don't have any extreme dietary requirements and can fit in with our normal eating and food supplies. If you have any special dietary requirements you must discuss this with us before agreeing to come. We provide all food and many dinner meals will be cooked and eaten by the guests so you need to be self sufficent.  

Lakeside Tiny Farm, is a community wellness farm. We are located in Port Stephens and create rich experiences for personal development and growth. Participants visit the farm for therapies including animals, art and nature. We are in our third year of owning our 6acres and would love support to build more gardens, nature paths, native food plants and tending to our array of animals inc: horses, dogs, sheep and chickens. The accommodation is a modern self contained double bed caravan with air-conditioning.

I am a 66-year-old living on a scenic farmlet of 22 acres located 12 kilometres west of Lakes Entrance. With a large garden that encompasses vegetables, herbs, berries, an olive grove, and an orchard; it is a haven for a huge variety of native birds. I also have about a dozen hens, a rather noisy rooster, an aging horse, a dog and, at times, some neighbour’s sheep. Work varies from helping in the gardens/orchard, planting/harvesting the vegetables, wood chopping, weed control using non chemical methods and odd jobs. I do not actually practise permaculture but make my own compost and soil.  At one end of the property is a bush gully that abounds with local wildflowers and native animals; this is a corridor between the State Forest and the wetlands on the edge of the Gippsland Lakes. Being located near the Lakes also means it is close to the Ninety Mile Beach.

I want to learn about various cultures. In the future, I want to do a daily farm myself, so I'm mainly interested in cow and milk product.

Bossy Boots Organic Farm is Certified Organic 6108 ACO The property is in beautiful Balingup, with rolling hills, surrounded by native forest. The property is 80 acres and is situated alongside the Bibbulman Track. Seasonal vegetables & fruit are our main production, selling produce to local retailers & Perth Market. A Commercial kitchen was built to ‘value add’ the produce we grow.

We are a 25 year old permaculture designed bamboo garden full of useful and edible plants with comfortable self contained accomadation for 2 wwoofers with all the sevices and good wifi. We have many native animals on the property plus ducks chickens and a dog. We have also lots of quality fresh water

Scenic  8 acres in the Perth hills called Wine and Horses in Perth Hills,  with horses, chickens, cats & dogs. Located right on the bridle trails with beautiful bird life and great walking trails in the area. I would love to hear from people who are interested in helping maintain the property. Volunteering includes gardening, painting,  feeding horses and picking up horse manure plus general property maintenance. Mixed diet. No Smoking Inside. Negotiable stays after first few days.

Gardenfarm is a storybook farm in the lush hills of South Gippsland.  It has geese, chickens, orchards, sheep, cattle, and holiday accommodations, with a pristine stream meandering though it all. Bob Tatnell has developed the farm over 15 years, inspired by his mentors Bill Mollison and Geoff Lawton. Gardenfarm is currently re-inventing itself as a park for a regenerative campervan community. We run wellness Retreats, engage with Landcare open days, and enjoy having guests staying over in cottages and our tinyhouse accommodation. Soon we hope to get back to growing and preserving food, our favourite thing, but we have been busy in recent years.  

One reason is to experience rural Australia and engage with locals in a deeper way than just in an employer-employee relationship. While I love farm work and always try to do neat work, I consider myself more human-oriented than task-oriented. Meaningful and warm connections are important to me, and I am searching for hosts who share that mindset. Another reason is to learn more about sustainable ways of farming.

We live on a beautiful 120 acre cattle property in the Northern Rivers. The property backs on to National Park in a very serene & quiet area with many opportunities for nature walks. We have undulating pastures as well as many treed gullies. The property has stunning views down the valley & of the Border Ranges. A great location to see the spectacular sunsets in Winter & watch the summer storms come through.

I joined wwoof cause Its a great way to connect with people and also to learn new skills and o discover Australian organic farms around the country and share experiences with Australian farmers. To experience how local people in different countries live, as well as their culture and daily lifestyles.

The reason why we believe Wwofing is for us is because of our background working outside, as Landscaper we learnt valuable skills that could relate with the job and were not afraid to live remotely, coming from France and NZ couple who lives opposite side of the world.

Want to learn about growing the sublime black truffle? We’d love to welcome you at Elvesgate, a beautiful place where we grow the only certified organic / biodynamic black truffle in Australia and possibly the world. Our farm is not far from historic Braidwood in NSW and about an hour from Canberra. Besides growing high quality truffle, we also have a biodynamic home fruit orchard and vegetable garden, and 100 acres with cattle. We are happy to share our home and farm with you. Please call to discuss vaccinations - Thank you

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. I like being on farms and enjoying nature.

We are eager to have new experiences and learn about different lifestyles and cultures. Australia was interesting for both of us since we heard a lot about it's diverse nature and attractions from people who already visited Australia. Another reason was the infamous Australian lifestyle which seems to be so different to what we know. We also wanted to get to know more about the life on an Australian farm and since WHOOF offers so many different opportunities it seemed to be a great option for us, as we want to explore and learn as much as possible.

“Millpost” is a 2700 acre wool growing property 30km east of Canberra. We have been implementing aspects of permaculture design since 1979. We mostly run merino sheep but also some poultry, house cows, sheep dogs, and cats. We grow much of our vegetables and have a nursery of trees for planting on the farm. Millpost is a beautiful part of the Southern Tablelands, with rolling hills, Box woodlands, native grasslands and some great creeks and dams to swim in. We sit next to Kowen Forest, a popular destination for it’s mountain bike trails, river, history and Molonglo Gorge. Other attractions include our old lime kiln and aboriginal axe quarry. WWOOFers are included in all work on the farm and could be gardening, planting, working with sheep, fencing, building, whatever we are doing at the time.

Flinders Island Olives is an olive grove on Flinders Island Tasmania, Australia. The grove is 3.5 ha with a little over 1000 olive trees. The olives are picked during April through to July and processed on site in an olive press on site, to create magnificent extra virgin olive oil. The grove is next to Killiecrankie Bay and surrounded by paddocks of grass and native bush. Part of the property contains a small campground with basic accommodation and camp sites for tourists and visitors.

I am joining WWOOF because I really want to meet new people in a new country. I also have a great passion for farming and want to get to know new farms and types of farming.

I want to get hands on practical experience and learning on a range of different farms to help orient my future career. I work in climate strategy and understand how fundamental the way we produce and consume food is to being resilient into the future, and want to be part of bringing about change to the way we do this that allows us to improve soil and nourish people. I want to learn and absorb it all to understand the contexts of different growing, what works and what doesn’t, how different approaches are being sought. I’m very excited that I’m taking this time to learn and grow in the area that sets my heart on fire.

I love getting my hands dirty more than anything else. I hope to find a sweet, organic farm to spend some time at in September.