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A friend of mine has done it and she had lots of good experiences and recommended me to have a look at it. Also, I grew up in a farm in France. We had mostly corn, wheat and dairy cows. I used to help a lot at our farm during the weekend. I miss it, and would like to experience farming in Australia. Thank you

I could do with some help right now.!!I have space for people now and would really love to host some keen WWOOFers . When the borders are open, how about heading down to our special Island Home ? If there is someone interested in a long term place to live and learn about organic farming, I am open to that. There are areas of usable land that I'm not really able to keep up with, so they could be yours for growing"whatever" to make some income.  Please read section 7 of the guidelines for Wwoofers and understand it. Hi All you lovely WWOOFers. I'm especially looking for some long term people if they are around. I've been very fortunate to live in this beautiful part of Tasmania for 29 years and just love being able to share it with people from all over the world. There is 19 ha of farm to care for [some bush, pastures and extensive fruit and vegetable gardens]. Then there's millions of ha of stunning mountain and alpine wilderness to explore right behind the farm. Please come and enjoy life for a while. I prefer people to stay at least  one month and have a genuine interest in learning about sustainable farming and living.

I have 3 Certified Organic properties in Lorinna. Home is 70 acres (40 cleared) in a beautiful mountain valley, bordering Lake Cethana. Second is 95 acres higher in the valley – magnificent views, cleared & divided into paddocks for grazing cattle & growing hay. I am self-sufficient & produce nearly all I need incl electricity. I have a large veggie garden & orchard & have not shopped in a supermarket for years. I milk our house cows & raise beef cattle using cell grazing. A lawn is grazed by free-range guinea pigs, keep rabbits for love & dinners.I enjoy good food & wine, music, reading & current affairs and live in a large hay bale house. Volunteer tasks include gardening, fieldwork, haymaking, animal care, firewood collection/stacking etc depending on skills & needs. Recreation: bushwalking, swimming, reading & social activities. Accommodation in WWOOF house across the field from my house, all meals in my house with me. Couples OK. No children. No Pets either sorry I have animals so it doesn't work Meals are organic & include meat & dairy. No special diets. Couples welcome. Non-smokers only. Prefer long stays - min stays 1 week. Only genuine WWOOFers, please.

I have thought about WWOOFing for over 25 years; I decided it was time. I am moving to Darwin for a year of postgraduate study and hoping to find a suitable Host farm at which I can stay and work for part or all of 2022.

I would love to continue to build my skills in gardening, permaculture and natural building, and meet interesting people along the way. I have spent some time volunteering in Ladakh on natural farming projects, and in Australia doing some natural building and volunteering on farms, and would love to learn about beekeeping, cheesemaking, home brewing and distilling, food preservation, and the list goes on!

We are looking for up to 2 people to help feed cattle and sheep, and a handyman that would like to do some building work such as fencing. We have 1000 acres of native vegetation, 4500 acres of grazing country for farming & bee keeping, with red undulating soil. Volunteeering on our farm includes sheep & cattle stock work, farm chores, fencing, organic gardening, milking cows, tending sheep, chickens & turkeys, pruning trees and whatever else needs doing. At the moment we have some baby lambs and calves that need to be fed and taken care of. If you are interested in learning something new and getting to know what life on an Australian Farm is like, you are more than welcome to stay with us. We love to get to know different people from other countries and are happy to teach you new skills. We hope that you will have an unforgettable and unique experience with us on our rural farm in the Australian outback. We generally prefer longer stays.

We have already spent two years in Australia, mostly in Victoria. We enjoy meeting people, discovering the country and learn a lot of things. Nature lovers, we really enjoy walking and hiking or just being outside, taking care of animals, gardening and doing DIY. We spent one year in New Zealand six years ago and we did a lot of WWOOFing. We loved it ! Now our goal is to get a work visa in NZ and if we can to stay there for a while. Right now we would be happy to do some WWOOFing in the South-East. Then we would like to find a job around Brisbane for a few months. Looking forward to meeting you.

I joined WWOOF to have the ability to get to know the Austrlian culture and people by working on farms. I love working with animals and grew up on the countryside in Germany. I love to learn new skills and gain experience.

Perhaps I was a farmer in a previous life! Just love being outside and experiencing interesting places, whilst making new friends. WWOOFing provides the best opportunity to really get a true feel for the people and the country you visit; beats being a tourist any day!

Travelers looking for a relaxing place by the coast? If you love dogs, vegetarian food, listening to birds and beach walks...... Interested in learning about horticulture, plant propagation aussie and native plants? Euc Blossom Arboretum is the place for you! *available Monday 24th January for 1-2 weeks * Hello, my property is 3 acres bush block with a small shed house that I have renovated. The property is at the set up and establishment phase (i have lived here for 3 years) with a long term goal to plant 700 Eucalyptus trees and transform what used to be an old rock quarry into a Eucalyptus Arboretum. I have 2 beautiful Kelpie/Heeler dogs named Jarrah and  Bracken, a ginger cat name Rusty plus a gorgeous rooster & chooks. Cheers, Kerry  

Friends of us told us about WWOOF and we knew ‚we wanna try this!‘ As I wrote above: we love the nature and are super excited to learn new things. Both of us are not shy to do hard work or get dirty hands. We would also like to get to know Australia through locals and discover how they live and help out how they work.

To explore WWOOFing properties in Australia. To support the WWOOFing community. To meet like minded folk. To learn new skills of growing food, animal husbandry, organic, biodynamic and permaculture systems.

My son and I are looking for experiences living and working on the land. He wants to pursue a farming life in some form and it would be great to get some first hand experience and some skills along the way. It has been a tough two years of Covid and remote study and we would love to spread our wings into a different life for a while and regenerate.

Located 4 hrs from Sydney, Knownrock farm is situated in the beautiful Manning valley on the banks of the Nowendoc river. 67 acres of fertile land with about 50% cleared, in the past it was predominantly used for grazing. More lately permaculture and sustainabilty practices have been incorporated, growing food and being a home.

We are a new and small family run dairy goat farm, milking 15 goats and handcrafting the milk into specialty cheeses that we sell at the farm gate and at local markets. Besides the goats we also have steers, dairy and meat sheep, chickens and are in the process of starting a vegetable garden. We love having visitors and sharing our farming skills. We are a multicultural family, with Moussa: born in Lebanon, Victoire: French and born in Germany; and both our children Joseph (5), Marie (2) born in Australia

To experience Australia in an unique way leant some new skills, and hopefully share some!   I have a couple of friends with properties doing similar things and I really love to be involved in a community way, and meet new people and see new places. Bonus that I hate cooking and would rather come help on the farm than in the kitchen haha

Keen to learn garden/farming/sustainability practices. Enjoy outdoor work. Meet like-minded people.  Good way to see different parts of Aus.

We are looking to expand our knowledge, meet people, see new places and have a break. We have been working pretty long hours the last few years so before buying our own place we decided to go traveling a little and make sure we going down the right path by putting ourselves in different situations.  

We think it's the best way to find farms that we can help. Besides, we have already read very good recession about WWOOFing and we also think that this is the best way to get contacts.

To gain experience, eat healthy food and enjoy life with my dog on country. I have spent the past 10 years completing studies in the world of academia and I am now ready to get my hands dirty and apply knowledge in real world experience, playing with composts, soil inoculations, rearing animals, growing food, learning PCD and how to tune into the natural world. I want to be a part of the community I feel is leading the way for humanity on this earth.