I joined the site because I’m looking for an opportunity to experience rural life in Australia, learn new skills, and contribute through honest and hard work. I’m also interested in cultural exchange and in completing the required farm work to extend my visa for the second year.

Wagyu and Angus production - 20 minutes North West Ballarat, Victoria. Vertically integrated paddock to plate. As I would like to leave my land in a better place for the next generation, Regenerative Farming is a must. I love my cows and they are raised in a low stress environment. Anyone who comes as a wwoofer must have a passion for animals, and a calm disposition otherwise not interested. For further details, please visit my website, mountboltonsprings.com.au

Mypolonga is situated on the Murray River, 17 kms from Murray Bridge and 95 kms from Adelaide. We are on 7.5 acres and an old stone home. I have 2 dogs, 3 horses, 2 alpacas, hens & guinea fowl. I was certified organic until recently but, as I no longer produce apricots, I cannot justify the expense of annual certification - however I still do not use herbicides or pesticides. Volunteering includes general farm chores, maintenance and weeding. Wwoofers often come with expertise in a certain area - which is wonderful all round. There is always something to do! Accommodation for 1-4 people in my recently renovated granny flat or in my home. Kate teaches part-time. Mixed diet. No smoking inside. Neg stays after initial visit. Own transport beneficial as I am out of town.

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.

Pond on several woofing sites, I joined WWOOF because it seems to me to be reliable, secure, and international! I'm looking for new human experiences in different settings, the start of my trip is Australia but I would like to travel all over the world and I think WOOF can help me meet great people, and experience new adventures!

I joined Wwoof Australia because I've seen most of NZ, and now I want to see Australia and meet loving, awesome people. I want to travel on a low budget and enjoy nature. I like to gain new skills and knowledge in farming and gardening. I like to experience a different culture and meet new people. I'm interested in organics, sustainability and self-sufficiency.

We both like to be in the Nature. And love to do physical work. And we are always curious to learn new things. To wwoof gives us also the possibility to live with people and families together from and in other countries. For us thats a great experience. And of course it's nice to practice English.

We joined WOOFing because we love to travel and thru WWOOFing we are able to experience the life from a different perspective compared to normal tourists. This means that we are able to help Hosts with sustainable projects, live like a citizen and learn about agricultural processes. Besides that we can finance our stay in Australia.

I joined WWOOF in Australia after having a wonderful time WWOOFing in the United States. I loved experiencing another families rhythm of life and learning how to be helpful in a different environments.

The purpose of WWOOFing is to improve my English by having conversations with Aussie families. and to learn about farming. I'm currently studying for a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture, so I hope to get real hands-on experience on a farm. I also hope to meet kind people and learn more about Aussie culture.

Previous enjoyable and rewarding experience wwoofing in Australia I like to meet new people who have purpose and intent whom I am able to help at minimal expense to both parties while escaping the Kiwi winter winter

Having lived most of my life in a city, I've barely spent any time in nature, but working holidays, to me are all about trying and learning new things, things that I wouldn't experience back home. Wwoofing is the perfect way for me to do all of that. I did some kiwi-picking in NZ, and while it was tiring and even painful at times, it was so much fun. I'd love to spend more time on farms and try out different sorts of farm work.

I've had a really positive experience wwoofing in the past and ever since I've been keen to do more. I think I loved woofing because I love meeting new people, learning new skills and getting out of the city.

I am constantly looking to further my knowledge and understanding of the world and want to eventually be able to sustain myself completely self sufficiently. I have a deep interest in community building and a huge drive to gain more skills that would be practical in providing for people, mutual aid and activism are very important to my life and I want to gain as many skills as I can to care for communities that need support so that people can focus on making good change. I believe that not being alienated from the production of food is necessary for building strong communities and I would love to learn as much as I can about providing for communities and long term care for the land. I feel that the next obvious step in my long term plan of building and caring for communities is understanding better the production of food, I spent a lot of my childhood around farmers and have always wanted to provide for people, I used to garden a lot as a kid and I deeply miss it, mass planting is satisfying for itching the environmental urge but I feel with WWOOF I will get hands on practical experience with creating food for people and that is absolutely invaluable to me. I have the urge to create everything in my life that I want to use, it is my dream to one day have the skills to make my own furniture, plates, cutlery, anything at all that I could create with my own hands I want to learn the skills for. Seeing a diverse range of people is important for perspective and learning how to navigate the world and i think another way that WWOOF would be great would be purely just out of creating friendships all purely out of helping each other out with different ideas and skills that we could show each other. I never tire of hearing other's experiences and world views and want to always be open to trying to understand things that aren't obvious to me. I have an unbelievable drive when I am passionate, I will always put in the hardest work I can and commit completely to learning a new skill, I will always spend my spare time honing a new craft and I feel that helping people out on their farms would be the greatest feeling.

I have met a few people who have joined the WWOOF program and I have only heard good things. It just seems right up my ally and what a better way to see the world and meet new people. Working outdoors is where I am at my best. So working whilst traveling is the best of both worlds for me.

We decided to join the WWOOF program for several reasons. First, after spending several months traveling along a large part of the West Coast and working in Australia, we want to continue discovering the country in an authentic and immersive way.   As young travelers, we love meeting new people, learning new skills, and immersing ourselves in the local culture. Our first WWOOFING experience near Perth was incredible—we took care of animals, worked in the garden, and helped with DIY projects. It reinforced our belief that the best way to experience Australia is by sharing daily life with locals and actively contributing to their communities.   WWOOF allows us to combine meaningful work with unforgettable experiences, and we’re excited to keep learning and helping wherever we go. We can’t wait to meet new hosts and create more amazing memories!   Pauline & Jules 🌞

I would really love the opportunity to venture beyond my "regular" corporate life and explore what the world has to offer! I love learning about new cultures, experiences and languages and am very happy to share all of my experiences so far as well.

I joined to complete my 88 days out in Australia's beautiful nature. I love being outside and am looking forward to getting my hands in the soil. I would ideally like to work with organic/eco/sustainable farms and to support with flood recovery work to contibute back to the community while doing our specified labour days. I come as a pair with my friend Kelly. Kelly's WWOOF username is KellyKelly.

I am applying to the WWOOF Australia program because I am passionate about learning more about sustainable farming practices and discovering Australia’s unique environment and wildlife. Through my previous experiences on dairy farms, in vegetable farming, and sheep raising, I have developed a strong interest in agriculture and working with animals. I believe WWOOFing in Australia will allow me to deepen my practical skills while immersing myself in a new culture and improving my English. I am eager to contribute my dedication, reliability, and enthusiasm to help hosts in their daily tasks, while also gaining valuable knowledge about organic farming and Australian rural life. This experience perfectly aligns with my personal and professional goals, as it will strengthen my adaptability, broaden my horizons, and allow me to combine my passion for nature, animals, and hands-on work.

I’m someone who thrives on adventure and new experiences — I love stepping out of my comfort zone and exploring different ways of living. Back in Taiwan, I had several work exchange experiences and found deep satisfaction in using my own hands and efforts to earn food and accommodation. There’s something incredibly rewarding about that simple yet meaningful exchange. Joining WWOOF in Australia feels like the perfect extension of that journey. I’m genuinely excited to experience organic farm life in a way that’s very different from what I’ve known. I have an open mind and a big love for nature, and I’m always keen to learn, connect with people, and contribute wherever I can. For me, WWOOF isn’t just about working — it’s about living with intention, growing through experience, and embracing the world in a hands-on way.