I got interested in WWOOF this year. I want to interact with people in other countries while learning English. I’m interested in farms because my uncle has a rice field and tomato, corn, and potato fields where I picked them when I was 6 years old just one time in my life because it was far away from where I lived. I remember the experience was painstaking but more fun if I work with someone. I lived with my mother and brother until I moved and entered a university. I always ate well-balanced healthy food and dishes my mother made. Since I started living alone, I have to make what I eat by myself, and because I don’t want to spend much money on food and don’t know what to make, I can’t eat well-balanced food with organic vegetables and production. Then I realized that a healthy diet is essential and want to know where they come from. I’m also interested in living in a rural area because I have lived on an urban side. I want to get out of a busy lifestyle and experience a refreshing life on farms. I think WWOOF is a good foundation where every host is doing as a volunteer. I feel it connected by heart, not by money, that’s why I want to join WWOOF.

I used workaway earlier this year when I was doing a student exchange in Europe, which is similar to WWOOF. I had such a great time on workaways - living with others in very rural spots surrounded by nature. I am still quite a beginner with gardening/agricultural skills, but it’s something that I enjoy and find meaningful to learn. I’m currently reading “breaking together” by Jem Bendell, which is about the ongoing collapse of industrial society … it is further reinforcing to me how ground-up practises such as permaculture farms, which work with rather than against nature, are meaningful in themselves and something I’d like to explore more. Also - I suppose this reflects my anthropology interest - I love learning about different ways of living in general, and how people work together in communities.

9 acres in beautiful Ashby heights. We are a new farm, it’s really early days so we could use the extra help. Our 2 young kids (2 and 5) and our puppy ridgeback love to “help” out in the garden too. It’s all meant to be fun! We are 25 minutes to Yamba and all the beautiful beaches there.

I joined WWOOF because I want to meet new people and get to know the real life in Australia. Furthermore I am interested in new cultures especially the daily life on an organic farm. While spending my time on the farm I would like to achieve new impressions and expand my knowledge about farming and Australia in general and of course I also want to save money. And how did I learn about WWOOF? A good friend of mine, who has already done a year of Work&Travel, recommended me to create a profil on WWOOF, because it worked perfectly for him.

to complete my 88 days and After finishing my studies, working for 5 years in customer relations in France, and 3 months in the vegetables and fruits farm in Western Australia, at 23 years old, I am looking for a job to complete my 88 days as soon as possible. I am currently on Australian territory with a Work Holiday Visa. With the quality of teamwork, perseverance, and diligence, I am confident in my ability to bring something positive. I am mobile and ready to work now. After finishing my studies, working for 5 years in customer relations in France, and 3 months in the vegetables and fruits farm in Western Australia, at 23 years old, I am looking for a job to complete my 88 days as soon as possible. I am currently on Australian territory with a Work Holiday Visa. With the quality of teamwork, perseverance, and diligence, I am confident in my ability to bring something positive. I am mobile and ready to work now. After finishing my studies, working for 5 years in customer relations in France, and 3 months in the vegetables and fruits farm in Western Australia, at 23 years old, I am looking for a job to complete my 88 days as soon as possible. I am currently on Australian territory with a Work Holiday Visa. With the quality of teamwork, perseverance, and diligence, I am confident in my ability to bring something positive. I am mobile and ready to work now. After finishing my studies, working for 5 years in customer relations in France, and 3 months in the vegetables and fruits farm in Western Australia, at 23 years old, I am looking for a job to complete my 88 days as soon as possible. I am currently on Australian territory with a Work Holiday Visa. With the quality of teamwork, perseverance, and diligence, I am confident in my ability to bring something positive. I am mobile and ready to work now.

Because we did woofing for a few weeks in Switzerland, we are interested in doing it in Australia too. We are also interested in getting to know new local people, the way of life and nature in Australia.

I am knowledge, deepening my love of caring for the animal, learning ways for sustain our plants, and building and doing harvesting. I am a journey to find and deepen my connection with other minded peoples and my connection to the mother of the nature and ground myself back down to my earthling roots here in to Australia, as i haven't spend much times here. My future hopes is to acquire the wisdoms from all of the Wwoofing hosts to hopefully run all my own sustainable homestead off of the grids.

Ahoy WWOOFer's, My family and I live in a small riverside community in the village known as Franklin, in the Huon Valley, Tasmania. Our intention ultimately is to become a self sustaining property as a part of a well connected community. We live on a near 60 acre block, predominately bush with a couple of orchards, multiple dwellings only a short walk to the village cafes post-office and public transport.

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.

We have joined WWOOF as it will help out with accommodation costs but it will also give us the opportunity to meet more people and see parts of Australia we may not if we didn’t join WWOOF

I always wanted to work on a farm at least once in my life ever since being a little girl. While planning my gap year I discovered WWOOF and was thrilled to see that there is a possibility to make this dream come true. Plants have always fascinated me and I am interested in learning how to make them grow and harvest them. After all this time in a classroom learning about biology I am also looking forward to spend time outside and do some physical work. The social aspect of working in a team and seeing the result of our common work is also something I would like to experience abroad. I think that volunteering on a farm will be a great experience and that I will grow as a person.

Working on a farm would be a great opportunity for me to learn something new whilst spending lots of time outdoors, which sounds like the perfect combination to me! It would also be a big bonus if I can make some great friends along the way. Sharing stories and connecting with people from completely different cultures and backgrounds is something I cherish a lot.

I joined WWOOF because, as of 8/1/24, I flew one way into Hobart on a whim with absolutely no idea where or what I’d get up to, nor have I been to Tasmania or know anyone here… I’m leaving this experience to fate with some trust in the process… WWOOF would be a great way to meet and help like-minded people. Nonetheless, I look forward to meeting you and lending my assistance!

I decided to become a Wwoofer because I really wanted to travel to Australia to discover new peoples with a different life style. I always wanted to come to Australia for its beautiful scenery but also for the richness of the Australian flora and fauna. I want that dream realized. By the way, sometimes when I finish my work day I spend my free time tending the vegetable garden, tinkering, trimming the bushes. Which is why I think I might be interested in working on a biological farm. I think Wwoof might help me practice and improve my English and this is really important to my career. However, Wwoof will also help me discover the Australian way of life by living with a local family. I think Wwoof might be a great experience for me and I'm also ready to share my French culture.

In my endeavour to learn new skills, meet interesting people and grow in experience, I have decided to attempt to walk as far around the country as I can in a year, working as I go. I am joining WWOOF now, as I am at the NSW border and have very little idea of where to from here. I have already had experience working for accommodation on a couple of farms this month, and have found it to be my favourite form of work. So, my hope is that, by joining WWOOF I will be able to establish contact with like-minded people and gain some direction for my travel and learning.

1 Experience Diverse Locations and Cultures: WWOOFing offers the opportunity to work in various locations and immerse myself in diverse cultures. 2 Explore a Wide Range of Job Opportunities: There is a vast array of job opportunities available, each requiring different talents and skills. 3 Enhance my Skill Set: It's an excellent platform to acquire new skills, and the skills gained are easily transferable to other aspects of my life. 4 Connect with Locals and International Travelers: WWOOF allows me to meet and interact with both locals and people from all around the world, fostering a global community.

Previously worked as a wwoofer love organic farming as I am very health conscious, love animals and conservations for land and animals, I would love to see the world become a better place with better farming practices and totally ban the use of chemicals in our food and water systems.I am a minimalist I have my own caravan and am quite self sufficient. I have a trade background in cabinet making, carpentery skills in structure and detailing. I am mechanically minded and can carry out repairs and maintenance on most farm machinery, water irrigation systems. I am a passionate gardener growing fresh clean organic food,I have been a vegetarian for over 35 years love to keep fit with resistance training, cycling, hiking, camping, swimming and other physical activities.

I am passionate about agriculture and would love to experience Australia's renowned organic farming firsthand!! It is widely known that Australia is abundant not only in agriculture but also in magnificent nature and wildlife, and I hope to immerse myself in that environment. I also have an interest in Australian culture and through interactions with the host, I hope to fully enjoy the Australian experience. I am eager to meet wonderful hosts and am genuinely looking forward to the opportunity to communicate and connect with you.

It’s important to take care of the Earth! I love learning new concepts and things with a good work ethic. I like to meet new people. At the moment, I don't speak English well. So it’s a great opportunity for me to improve it and enjoy it without pressure.

Many people around me in France started to talk about buying land, growing food and being off-grid. I would love to experience how that would look and feel like.