I came to Australia because I wanted to experience various things. In particular, I love animals and nature, so I joined Woof because I wanted to enjoy nature and experience living while interacting with animals. I have always been interested in agriculture and dairy farming and I wanted to learn more. Though wwoof, I would like to learn what kind of efforts go into making it possible for us to eat. I would like to deepen my interest and appreciation for food. I haven't experienced any other city other than Cairns, so I would like to live in a new place. My English is still poor, so I would like to be in an English environment. I would like to know about the values ​​and lifestyle that the host values ​​while spending time with them.I would like to listen to lots of stories and communicate with them.

As mentioned above, I had several great WWOOFing experience in South Korea, and I want to do this in other land again. I truly enjoy working and being close to nature. These experiences taught me to be adaptable, cooperative and grateful for what I have. I’m excited to learn new skills, meet people from different cultures, and contribute positively to the host.

Valley Hay Supplies is located in The Lockyer Valley. It is a scenic and fertile region in southeastern Queensland, Australia, often referred to as “Australia’s Salad Bowl” due to its rich agricultural production. Situated between Brisbane and Toowoomba, it combines the peaceful charm of rural life with dramatic natural beauty. The landscape is a patchwork of lush farmland, gentle rolling hills, rugged escarpments, and river flats fed by the Lockyer Creek. The climate is warm and temperate, making it ideal for growing vegetables, fruits, and grains year-round. You’ll find fields stretching toward the horizon, interspersed with small towns like Gatton, Laidley, and Forest Hill that offer a warm country welcome and glimpses into Australia’s farming heritage.

Despite my interests in production animals, I could not get to experience much animal husbandry practices as I grew up in urban areas in Korea. As I wanted to learn more about Australia's livestock industry and also in a sense that veterinary school strongly encourages us to engage in extramural animal husbandry studies, I applied to sign up for WWOOF. As a vet student, I hope I could contribute to hosts’ duties in a more professional manner, practicing basic husbandry skills from handling, mustering, vaccination, drenching, and artificial insemination. Besides, having the understandings in running a farm would also be a precious chance for us for our future career. Also, having the experience to stay in rural Australian farms would give me and my friends more meaningful chance to explore real Australia and make memorable experiences immersed with great nature. We are also excited to make friends from all over the globe as well as the hosts in Australia.

How did you develop your current way of living? I'd really love to hear the story about how you began this journey. I've been dreaming of an organic, self-sufficient lifestyle for quite some time now. Even while living in the city, I've always felt drawn to a life closer to nature. Through WWOOF, I want to experience this lifestyle firsthand and take steps toward the life I envision for myself. I'm eager to learn about the actual processes of organic farming and experience living in tune with the seasons. I also look forward to meeting various host families and sharing wisdom and experiences about sustainable living. Cheeres!

I decided to join WWOOF because I want to gain hands-on experience in a natural environment, understand the daily work on a farm, and contribute to a community that shares my values. For me, WWOOF offers the perfect opportunity to connect with nature, meet people from different cultures, and develop practical skills that I can carry forward in my life. I am excited about the chance to learn, help, and grow while being part of something meaningful. I also see it as a chance to challenge myself, step out of my comfort zone, and discover new perspectives while traveling and meeting people from all over the world.

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.

I have a small ten acre farm in Chandlers Hill with Horses, fruit trees, gardens, fences and hedging.  

Approximately 500 kilometres north of Brisbane and Sitting on over 100 acres 30 minutes south of the twin towns Agnes Water/1770 We're position perfectly for sightseeing, adventure and some good old Aussie know how. With the Great Barrier Reef straight off the coast and the picturesque twin towns mentioned above you can enjoy many water activities such as snorkling, surfing, canoeing or simply soaking up the sun, not to mention the fresh water creeks and billabongs almost next door. Heading west you'll find historic towns, old diggings and gem fields to explore. Here at home you'll find laughter, song, friendships and more. To help pay your way a farm hand is what you'll be. We're not young so the work day is definitely not long. You'll be helping out, ranging from tending to vegetables and small farm animals to fencing and more. We are a married couple, that have travelled the world to some degree and are looking forward to meeting those whom travel the world today.

I have always wanted to try WWOOFing, as I have come across it many times during my studies. I have a degree in environmental management, which means I show great interest in everything that contributes to a more sustainable world. I have already worked at an organic vegetable Farm before and have really enjoyed it a lot.

I want to get a perspective from different parts of the world, along with culinary experience from a wide range of places. I feel that hands on experience is much more important than textbook learning. I also hope to gain a better understanding of the places that the ingredients I cook with come from.

Lifestyle permaculture property on 40 acres with Brodribb River frontage. Comfortable, private dwellings, large shed/workshop, large netted vegetable garden, chickens, hothouse, fruit trees, dams to swim in, abundance of wildlife and native birds. Have 1km river frontage to explore. No pets unless agreed.

I joined WWOOF because it's an awesome way to travel saving money while being able to help other people at their properties! I like meeting new people and making friends. I appreciate the exchange of skills.

5 acres in the middle of national park. Head of lush green valley . Heaps of rain water, trees and space. Central and close to beaches, lakes, waterfalls and small coastal towns.

I've been here in Australia for nine months and I've explored this country a lot but now I'd like to experience something different and be more in touch with nature. I would like to complete the 88 days required for the visa

Small commercial farm trailling innovative practices and agroforestry,to produce healthy tropical fruits.Our farm is near Cooktown in far north queensland.surrounded by wild landscape our visitors enjoy exploring

..First, to be honest, I want to join WWOOF because I want to get my second year of visa ..obviously…. But I am also really curious to experience the work of farms and meet farmers, their lives , their way of doing things because it is an interesting subject for me and is close to my heart. In the future I would like to be autonomous so this learning is precious ! It could be a great experience, I’m very motivated and I want to give my best to help! I learn quickly what is explained to me, I will always be a volunteer because I like to work and learn. My bonus: Meeting people from all around the world to discover new cultures because that’s what I like too !

I found out about WWOOF through a friend who had an amazing experience on a farm in Australia. She told me about the chance to meet local people, learn new skills, and enjoy nature while helping out. Her story inspired me, and I wanted to try it myself!