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We have 300 acres at Tully, Nth Queensland in the wet tropics with breathtaking views. On the farm, we run 250 cattle, 40 sheep, 3 horses, 10 pigs, 4 working border collie dogs. We also have small crops, green pawpaws, citrus pomelos in total 4000 trees, and 2 hothouses where we graft & propagate the seedlings. On our days off we go up the Gorges swimming exploring. We spend a lot of time down the beach. I have 8.3 meter nooblesuper V boat. Where we go to the reef snorkeling & fishing or just cruising around the Hinchinbrook & Dunk islands. I do NOT care if you are vaxxed or not I do not discriminate pick up the phone today

I wanted to join to improve my knowledge and skills with gardening and working on a property so I can learn to be more environment friendly, grown my own food, meet new people and keep my desires strong to look after myself and family in a healthier way. I would one day love to live on a property and create my own garden (fruit and vegetables) and plant native Australian flowers, trees, shrubs etc.

It would be a joy to discover your daily life, work with our hands, learn, invest in your projects and open up to new practices and other cultures! We like to get out of our comfort zone and see where wind takes us ... Perhaps with you? We also have several experiences about WWOOF in France so we are curious and excited to see how it is in Australia! See you soon!:)

To look for opportunities to learn and meet like minded people. For us it is about learning and sharing of experience. It will give us an opportunity to learn hands on expereince and also assist in the working of the property. It also allows us to broaden our horizons in meeting a wide range of people that have the same connections - looking after the land, sharing and looking after others.

My name is Henning and I own a farm growing flowers next to Darwin Airport, which is a great opportunity for access to your WWOOFing journey, we enjoy having WWOOFers here. A Typical Day: If you come here, you’ll volunteer 3 hours a day and you have your weekends off. Hours are flexible so there are good opportunities to find a paid job in town as well. Short stays are ok but longer stays are preferable. Volunteering will be, according to need, weeding, planting, harvesting, and other tasks. We can accommodate people in detached rooms with good quality air con and with all facilities. Couples are most welcome. No children. You’ll have prepared meals each evenings to share with us. For breakfast and lunch, feel free to take the food you need. You have free wifi. There is a bus stop located at the end of the street, with buses servicing Darwin and the surrounding areas. If you’re interested, please contact me by email.

I join WWOOF in order to meet new people and live new experiences. I particularly like nature and animals, but I have not yet had the opportunity to discover the world of farm work or agriculture. Besides, WWOOFing seems to me to be the best way to improve my English, an indispensable tool for travel and exchange with people.

We have joined the WWOOF community to discouver a new country, culture and develop our professional and personnal project. We also want to feel useful for the hosts who welcome us.

Our urban acre is set to become a permaculture paradise. We are embarking on a journey to convert a horse paddock into a home farm, with chickens, geese, veggies and a food forest. Included will be water cycling and a frog pond. We have the design and have started our journey with bees, chickens and the earthworks needed to slow and absorb water.

I have never been abroad and thought this would be an amazing experience. I am studying English and want to train to speak English with people. And I like the idyllic countryside.I want to experience a different life, get to know a lot of people, and do something different. And I want to improve my planning ability through the experience at WWOOF.

I joined WWOOF to gain hands on experience on how farms operate, especially the ones with livestock involved. Studying science, my goal is to become a vet. So I wish to learn more about the agricultural industry and livestock production in Australia. I also wanted to try living in regional areas to see if it suits me, because Im going to spend a lot of time in these areas if I were to study vet science.

Our home, in the township of Daylesford in Central Victoria,  is only 10 minutes walk from local Kangaroos, the shopping centre, library,  pubs, cafes restaurants (with paid casual work available if you are interested,)   and in summer, outdoor swimming pool.  Public transport several times a day (Train with connecting bus) is from Southern Cross Station.  Our home is 5 blocks from Bus Stop. Stays of  of 1-2 weeks, or longer by agreement.  You are also welcome to join the local bushwalking group on Friday mornings, or attend the local Sunday market. Our guest room has an en-suite bathroom, TV and Wi-Fi. Singles, a couple or 2- 3 friends  or families, who don't mind sharing one room are welcome. Volunteering is for about 4 hours in the morning and may include compost making, building new garden beds, fencing, digging, weeding, pruning, mulching or landscaping. You will have all afternoons and also 2 days off a week.   We are setting up a small permaculture garden and orchard. Learn about permaculture and gardening by the moon. We would love to hear from you!

To learn and experience nature. To extend my skills and connect with like minded people who pursue health and cohesion in spirit. WWOOF presents a great opportunity to learn many facets of bushcare/garden work/growing veggies and fruit, with a wide array of locations. It is also unique in that it is contemporary peer to peer, where mutual cooperation is favoured over exploitation,and this creates an atmosphere of greater harmony and spiritual aspiration. Also the aspect of travel is fantastic.

Help Needed to rebuild our sustainable, self-sufficient lifestule. BUSH FIRE  destroyed our property. We are 1.3hrs direct rail route south west of Sydney and airports. We have 40 years experience in Self-Sufficiency. 14 acres of native bushland and 3 dams. We need help to build new animal pens, a new vegie garden and  help to repair our food forest.  Accom for two friends or a couple in the  Tiny House. It has  twosingle beds,  tv, WIFI,  kitchen, shower, table and chairs. Access to toilet and washing machine nearby. MEALS: Money is provided for you to buy your own groceries and prepare your own meals.  Due to the bush fire, the government allows us work on our property to contrubute towards your working visa. See WWOOFs bushfire recovery blog for information and required forms.

I joined WWOOF because working on a farm sounds like a fun and interesting new experience. I am also excited to meet new people, and experience a different lifestyle.

We want to be part and join this project because we have been wanting to get to know Australia from a more authentic point of view for some time, not being just tourists, but part of the Australian culture. We also believe that it is a nice opportunity to get out of our comfort zone and lend a hand in different fields, being ecological or sustainable agriculture topics of great interest to us.

I chose WWOOF because I love nature and animals. I want to progress in English while being in an environment that I like. I want to be integrated into an Australian family to create links and learn the Australian culture.

I've joined WWOOF to learn more about organic farming and involve myself more in the community...I love being outdoors in the sun...helping people...sharing in a laugh and having a good time...I would love to one day have enough money to have a saved animals farm where I would purchase livestock and let them live on my property.

We hope to not only improve our language and working skills but also to get insights into the Australian culture and way of living at the same time. Another reason for our decision is our ambition to learn about the agricultural differences in Australia compared to Germany and the interesting flora and fauna in your beautiful country.

Why I join WWOOF is because I'll take a trip to Australia with my niece(aged 15) in late June and July. We'd like to experience the authentic Australian farming life in the farm while we travelling around there. Though, we are not  professional farmers, however, we do have our own farm and been doing some farming work with the basic knowledge and real experience in agriculture. We can provide  workforce as well as culture-sharing.

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.