I can have the possibility to learn something about agriculture and bio, organic farm in general. I've always had a dream: having my own house sourrounded by nature where I can grown my own food, following the season and the time they need. And at the same time I can help someone that need a hand. We should always try to be a nice person, we don't have the reason to don't be polite. I'm sure that nice actions will be paid with good actions. You cannot stay serious when you see someone smiling!

I believe that building relationships with the people I met there, working together with them, and learning about organic living will be a very valuable experience for me in a short period of time.

I love hands-on learning and am looking for places that focus on teaching and sharing knowledge.

I have enjoyed WWOOFing in three different countries before and absolutely love it! I love WWOOFing because not only do you get to learn new things, you also get to experience life in a new place on a very intimate level. I have made lifelong friends from my travels and WWOOfing adventures, and memories that I cherish. I have a passion for food and I would love to have my own sustainable farm someday in the future. WWOOF is the perfect opportunity to brush up on some of the skills I have acquired and add some new ones to my repertoire. I am also excited to experience life within the community I am WWOOFing within.

I am interested in an environmental issue and an agriculture. For the first half of 2023, I worked in Tasmania, did fruits and vegetables jobs. Since coming to Sydney, I have been volunteering for City Farm on my day off. I joined WWOOF because I want to learn how can we live a sustainable life without putting a burden on the environment and to meet new friends who have various backgrounds and experience😊

I joined this organization because I wanted a way to expose myself to new cultures, values, and experiences while helping others! Additionally I get to share my experiences with my students.

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically. I hope to gain lots of new experiences and meet nice people. I also want to broaden my horizons about nature and agriculture.

To connect with those looking for help in exchange for gardening knowledge & accommodation! I'm looking for farm and cultivation experience and after 3 years in corporate office jobs I have a yearning to be out in nature and to meet like minded people who share my love for things that grow!

I would like to know local people and discover farm life in australia. I would like to help people with their projects and exchange knoweledge and culture. I can not wait to know you : )

Passionate about sustainable living and eager to immerse myself in the world of organic farming. Excited to contribute through WWOOF-ing in Australia.

We think it will be a great experience for our family to experience live on and the workings of an organic farm. We are sure it will provide us all with so many insights and experiences that we can bring into the rest of our lives. Furthermore, we love to meet new people and this seems like a great way to do it!

SORRY BUT WE ARE NOT TAKING ANY MORE HELPERS FOR A FEW MONTHS. I HOPE YOU FIND A GOOD HOST, AND TRAVEL SAFE. We have a Small Property on the Atherton Tablelands near Yungaburra where everything grows quickly, including the weeds! We have lived here for over 20years and hand planted every tree on the land (it was a bare paddock when we bought). We have let our gardens & land fallow (grow wild) for a year and its time to get them back working and plant exotic fruit & vegetables for family and friends again. Our granny flat for WWOOFers is very comfortable, and we have many lakes & waterfalls to explore.

I had the life-changing opportunity to do two WWOOF stays while living in New Zealand, and knew I just had to do it again. I love getting to meet people from all walks of life, while getting to learn more about local farming and agriculture.

Learn more about organic farming, contribute to sustainable agriculture, help organic farmers achieve their vision. Opportunity to travel widely and explore different organic farming methods in variety of climatic conditions.

As mentioned before, I am very driven about creating a self-sustainable life for myself once I have the resources to build my own little house and have a place to start growing my own food. I am looking for a more meaningful way to spend my time and money. I currently have a little bed in a community garden where I started growing some veggies and herbs and I almost was in tears when I saw the first seedlings growing up into beautiful little veggie plants. I feel so connected to nature it only makes sense for me to start living the life of a WWOOF-er and start learning more and more about taking care of and preserving it but also what it can give us in return. It also seems like a great way to meet like-minded people and share thoughts and experiences and learn and grow together.

We have always been interested in the idea of Wwoofing having friends who have been hosts over the last few years. We are transitioning to retirement and as a way of traveling around Australia, we think Wwoofing is a great way to meet people, learn new skills and explore areas of the country we might not have considered.

We are located in the beautiful Yarra Valley just outside Melbourne, Australia.  The area is renowned for it's wineries and natural features such as Mt Donna Buang, waterfalls and the meandering Yarra River.  We have a self contained, one bedroom cottage on our 9 acres, which is ideal for a solo traveller, a couple or of a pair of friends.  It is perfect for those wanting some time alone in a serene and peaceful environment.

I am interested in making new experiences outside of my work, getting to know new people, exchanging experiences with them and experiencing life in Australia and discovering new areas.

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

I have always lived in the city and worked in office jobs. I've joined WWOOF to explore different kinds of work and living, and hopefully make some friends along the way.