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active 6 months, 2 weeks ago
Age: Gender: Couple
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What we want to achieve thanks to WWOOF is to go back to the roots and get out of our routine. We are sensitized about Earth protection (climate, pollution, etc.). We want to learn and to understand process about biological farming. We hope to improve our English language too. Moreover, WWOOF is interesting to discover different jobs. We are curious to discover a new culture (landscapes, food, animals…) and a new way of life. We think that the best way to discover a country is to live with local people.
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active 4 months ago
Age: Gender: Male
Skills I Want to Learn: Organic Practices, Permaculture/Biodynamics, Gardening, Pruning, Propagating, Composting, Soil conservation, Biodynamics practices and techniques, Mulching, Animal Care, Beekeeping, Worm farming, Fencing, Building, Natural building methods, Tool making, Handyman, Mechanical, Dairy, Cheese making, Preserving food, Wild food foraging, Fermenting food, Bread Making, Wine making
The WWOOF program seems to be an awesome human experience according to some of my friends who made it few years ago in Aussie. They told me many stories about it, how they discovered the australian culture as close as they might be from the population, how they improved their skills in english and how it was valuable for them as a life experience. For the same reasons, I sincerely wish to be part of this program. I'm convinced it will help me to improve my english which is a bit rusted. And at the same time, it would allow me to discover a new job in connection with the fauna and flora and diversify my skills. In exchange of course I will do my best with all my abilities to achieve the tasks you will asign me.
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active 4 months, 1 week ago
Age: Gender: Couple
Skills I Want to Learn: Organic Practices, Gardening, Composting, Soil conservation, Mulching, Animal Care, Mustering, Fencing, Cheese making, Preserving food, Bread Making, Wine making
Wwoof is a nice way to learn from people, countries & cultures and a great opportunity to expand our skills and take them for our own future. It also helps to lower the costs off course, so that we can travel a little longer.
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active 7 months ago
Age: Gender: Couple
Skills I Want to Learn: Organic Practices, Permaculture/Biodynamics, Gardening, Pruning, Propagating, Composting, Soil conservation, Biodynamics practices and techniques, Mulching, Animal Care, Mustering, Beekeeping, Worm farming, Building, Natural building methods, Handyman, Dairy, Cheese making, Preserving food, Wild food foraging, Fermenting food, Bread Making, Wine making
Some of our friends tried Wwoof and shared many enriching experiences. We have joined Wwoof Australia because we believe it is a sustainable way to travel, connect with communities and like-minded people across the country, while still learning valuable life skills at the same time. We want to test our farm working skills to be close to nature and animals and, of course, to learn more about farm business. In addition, of course, to know a little more about the local Australian culture.
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active 5 months, 2 weeks ago
Age: Gender: Female
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I woofed when I was 25 in France and loved it as a way of getting to know local food and culture. It presents a good purpose of supporting and learning from others while still giving a sense of being on vacation because the experience is so different. We want our kids to see travelling as a way of getting to know others rather than just site seeing. Luke and I have both found that the beauty of traveling is in the people we meet and the relationships we build.
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active 1 week, 2 days ago
Age: Gender: Couple
Skills I Want to Learn: Organic Practices, Permaculture/Biodynamics, Gardening, Composting, Soil conservation, Biodynamics practices and techniques, Animal Care, Beekeeping, Worm farming, Building, Natural building methods, Handyman, Cheese making, Fermenting food, Bread Making, Wine making, Marketing produce
We decided to join WWOOF because we want to learn so much more and not just about one area of agriculture. There are such a variety of climates and different environments in Australia that we thought this would be a great platform and place to increase our knowledge and also our horizon. To exchange information for hard work.
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active 3 months ago
Age: Gender: Female
Skills I Want to Learn: Organic Practices, Gardening, Composting, Animal Care, Beekeeping, Worm farming, Fencing, Building, Natural building methods, Tool making, Using and caring for tools, Handyman, Mechanical, Preserving food, Wild food foraging, Fermenting food, Bread Making, Wine making, Marketing produce
After I have completed my (English-taught) Bachelor in Media Studies, I would love to see the world before deciding what I want to do next in life. I love nature, animals and meeting new people. I am interested in a lot of things and combined with it being sustainable, I think that WWOOF is perfect for me. I cannot wait to see the world!
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active 10 months, 3 weeks ago
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We join WWOOF, because we want to share experience with people, learn a new way of life like working with animals, in a farm. It's also a good way for us to improve our English.
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active 6 months ago
Age: Gender: Female
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I was first introduced to the concept of WWOOF over 10 years ago when I used to host couch surfers. From that day I have wanted to get involved and now I am finally making that happen! I am all for energy exchanges/trades. I have been an active participate in the Couch Surfing community both in Australia and Overseas and would now like to immerse myself in the world of WWOOF. I would like to increase my skills/knowledge/be exposed to new things and get involved in the life that is around me/break up my week when I have space to enable it!
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