I’m from a small town in Florida in the United States and I come from a long line of potato farmers. We still own a large amount of land, but for the majority of my life its been rented to another farmer to use. I am joining WWOOF because I want to work on regenerative farms to learn techniques and someday begin farming on my familys land again. I also want to experience the culture of Australia and build connections with the family that hosts me.

I bacame a member of WWOOF bacause of my interest in living on the country side and spending time around animals. I'm very interested in getting educated in farming and especially organic farming, since that's something that is very close to the heart. Fruit farms are not very common in Sweden so learning more about Australian fruit farming would be amazing. Since I’m a woman from a small town Perth is way too big of a city for me and I’m longing to get out and experience the Australian country side. It would be a lovely experience working on a farm while being educated.

I joined WWOOF  so that I could make the most of my experience abroad. I would like to try many new things and want to explore Australia as possible as I can. l am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic& Permaculture farms. I am a very open-minded, positive and energetic person and would love to make new friends and explore this beautiful country.

I try to do WWOOF is that I’d like to have an opportunity to stay with people in different culture and work I really like animals and nature. I really like exercises as well. I had belonged to tennis team in middle high school& high school l will do my best for supporting you. I would be glad to work in your nice farm. Thank you.

I started working on a small-scale organic and as sustainable-as-possible flower farm in my home town at 18, this experience planted a seed in me, I could channel my climate anxiety previously spent protesting into some good, something alive. "to plant a garden is to believe in a future", is a big reason why I want to learn more about permaculture practises. I plan to spend the next chapter of my life learning from inspiring people about how to grow, give and understand the earth.

After we graduated college we decided to travel around Australia and so far we've been to Lennox Head, Sydney, and Melbourne. After spending a lot of time in cities, we wanted to get back to nature and loved the idea of working on organic farms in Tasmania. We hope to learn about organic farming techniques so we know what to expect when we start our own farm one day!

I would love to work on farms. Because I love nature and putting myself out there, but I would like to work safely and secure my employer's. The factorys is dangerous, work is dangerous if you're not careful, but sometimes depends on external agents such us spiders, snakes, animals that live in the area where you work. But there are other factors as well example tiredness, distraction or weathering. Feeling safe helps to work more peacefully and calmly. They taught me that safety and one's life and one's life is the most important thing. There is only one life and in addition to living it to the fullest it is necessary to safeguard it.

I have always dreamed of learning more about the land and how to live more sustainably. By WWOOFING I hope to see more of Australia and learn how to live closer to my values around sustainability, living from the land and more importantly getting my hands dirty and spending my summer doing something practical and physical.

It is because I am interested insustainable agriculture, especially organic farming. I have heard that organic farmimng is green for the environment but has disadvantages such as cost and workforce. Therefore, I would like to find out solutions to spread this eco-agriculture throughout the world, by working in a real farm and interacting farmers.

As the global population is projected to reach 10 billion by 2050, coupled with climate change issues, the world is currently facing serious food sustainability and security challenges. As a food science and technology enthusiast, I am aware that Australia is focused on food sustainability, security and circular economy. Hence, I decided to embark on a working holiday in Australia to learn from the local farmers about what they are currently doing to protect and preserve the farmlands of our world.

Some friends joinded Wwoof in France years ago and they like it pretty much, . As a solo-traveller I think Wwoof could be a good and educational experience. I would love to help hosts and their property and learning new knowledge.

I’ve just arrived in Australia and I thought, wwooofing is great to meet new people and pick up some new skills along the way. I‘d like to learn how to be self sustained. Saving on food and accommodations also plays into it. But I’m also fascinated by the idea of meeting people, I‘d probably never meet otherwise.

I joined WWOOF because I’m passionate about sustainability and activism and seeking international educational experiences. For the new few months, I will be WWOOFing with my high school friend Mica (profile link here). After being friends for more than half a decade and both graduating college within the past year, we're eager to travel, explore, and meet new people. We’ve been looking forward to visiting Australia, due to the vibrant art scene as well as accessible nature and wildlife. We’re excited about the opportunity to connect on a local level to the places that we visit, as we see this travel period as time for meaningful education rooted in hands-on participation. The purpose of WWOOF well-matches our goals as it provides us with a platform to find like-minded people across the globe who we can visit and learn from. We hope to leave our WWOOF stays with a better understanding of ourselves, an appreciation for the place we explored, and a broadened world view.

I want to have an experience that is not normally possible and help the world through volunteer work. And by living with my family, I wanted to get closer and have another family.

I have operated machinery on large cereal and grain farms during harvest and recently obtained my HR truck license. I also am competent on most if not all tractors and can operate forklifts, jcb telehandlers and have my own powertools I am looking to bring my experience into a more peaceful smaller farm until I decide on my next which currently is searching for work in the area in hospitality and tourism after experiencing a nice wwoof farm.

A friend told me about it. We want to have a nice experience.I am traveling in Australia with my boyfriend Shuhei. We also have experience working with farmers and would like to volunteer until our job picking cherries in Tasmania on December 30!I want to do something related to nature! Because I want to have experiences that I can't have in the city.

I'm interested in the lives of Australian people. I want to experience the differences between Japan and learn about different cultures. I want to have various experiences and meet various people.

At the end of our trip we want to stay in one place, to meet people of an area, and creat link with people from the place.Émile Édouard Charles Antoine Zola1 naît 10, rue Saint-Joseph à Paris, le 2 avril 18404, de François Zola5, natif de Venise, et d'Émilie Aubert, native de Dourdan. Son père, ingénieur de travaux publics, ancien officier subalterne italien, soumissionne la construction d'un système d'amenée d'eau potable à Aix-en-Provence depuis la montagne Sainte-Victoire. Il obtient le contrat le 19 avril 1843 et s'installe alors avec sa famille à Aix-en-Provence. La concession est signée en 1844, il crée avec des partenaires financiers la Société du canal Zola. Les travaux commencent en 1847. Il meurt de pneumonie le 27 mars 1847 après avoir dirigé la construction du barrage Zola à Aix-en-Provence6. Les créanciers poursuivent alors la société du canal. En 1851, Mme Aubert se rend à Paris avec son fils pour suivre les actions en justice contre Jules Migeon et les créanciers qui se disputent la Société du canal Zola. Les créanciers font déclarer en banqueroute la société par le tribunal de commerce d'Aix-en-Provence en 1852. Le 10 mai 1853, la Société du canal Zola est bradée aux enchères. Elle est rachetée par ses créanciers et devient Migeon et Compagnie7.

I joined WWOOF because I heard about the experience of doing farm work in Australia from a friend, about taking care of the sheep, the life in a very small town and experiencing the great outdoors. I’ve always loved animals and wanted to live in the countryside, but after hearing about their story, I’ve dreamed about working or volunteering in Australia specifically ever since. By WWOOFing, I hope to learn what it’s like to do farm work while taking a break from office work. I also wish to provide help to farms needing a hand.

I aim to join WWOOF to learn about the Australian agriculture and enhance my skills. The opportunity to work in Australia not only allows for the exchange of agricultural knowledge but also provides a chance to immerse myself in new people and cultures. I like to work in a tram and look forward to not only contributing my skills but also learning from others and collectively promoting sustainable agricultural practices.