Looking for a new experience, I would like to be a woofer and help small structures respectful of the environment, I am able to do a lot of things on the farm, having grown up in the countryside I have already worked several seasons in grain farms, I am also very handy I like to repair things, very eager to meet new people and live new experiences I would be very motivated for any kind of mission !

I really like country side, working in the beautiful nature makes me really happy I'd like to improve my English skill want to meet a lot of people and talk with them also want to know Australian culture I'm not good at cooking but I want to try and get better at it

I joined WWOOF because I'm looking for a unique experience in Australia, and I would like to develop some new skills. I've lived in cities most of my life so I would like to live a see a different type of life. I have done 3 weeks on a cattle farm in the northern territories, and I loved my time there.

I joined woofing in order to learn new things in different countries. I like to develop my knowledge in different areas. In my personal opinion it’s a perfect match cause hosts and volunteers benefit from it. Also with my studies it’s more than interesting to participate at woof.

I want to learning agriculture and Australian culture.Because I want to be a farmer.If I try WWOOF,that will give me good experience. I wish meet a good people and experience.

I'm studying Agriculture in my university. I was interested in Organic Agriculture and Permaculture so I entered my university. But I could'nt study practical Organic Agriculture and Permaculture in my university so, I took my Gap year and started traveling for practical learning. The farm where I worked last year is also wwoofing host. When I worked on the farm, I got to meet a lot of foreign wwofers. It was a really good experience for me and stimulated my curiosity about woofing in a foreign country. Another reason is that I would like to learn about Overseas Agriculture. Last year, I could learn about Japanese agriculture through my work in wwoof and farming. Next I'm interested  in learning more about foreign agriculture. Japan is not a vast country. So, field is not so big. And They don't use so big Agricultural Machine. On the other hand, Australia has a vast land. I think that the way to producing must be different from Japans way. So, I would like to learn Australia agriculture.

I want to experience adventures and want to get to know different people. Further more i would like to get to know other lifestyles then the one i know in The Netherlands. WWOOF gives you the oppertunity to get to know yourself, different people and different lifestyles. I am hardworking and i have always loved the countrysides more then the city's. I am just very excited to work on a farm and receive more practical knowledge.

I am here on WWOOF to get a chance to discover the rural life. I come from the french Alps and I wonder how does it work anywhere else. Plus, it would allow me to meet new people and new ways of thinking.

When I finished my environmental science degree last year I was faced with a choice - get a corporate environmental job in London, and pretend like this truly catered to my true love for nature, - or go searching for something better. My decision brought me to Australia, a part of the world abundant with untouched wilderness.. where I then ended up stuck in Melbourne for 5 months broke and drinking goon... haha. But after securing a job for 2 months on a prawn trawler I got on my feet and went to visit my friend in the lovely Atherton Tablelands, who is living on a WWOOF farm. I had no clue what this was, and after a month it has finally dawned on me that this is the lifestyle I was searching for. The rat race I escaped in the UK could not seem further away, I feel that by travelling and working on WWOOF farms I will have so many oppurtunities to explore this wonderful continent and spend time with such brilliant people!!

I love nature and often travel abroad. I have also done volunteer work overseas. This is my first time in Australia and I would like to learn about culture and English from local people. I work in restaurants and Thai massage in Japan .

I joined the woof to live a new experience. I love helping others and woofing is a great opportunity. The woof give l'opportunity learn about life in Australia, living with locals,

I think it's a very good idea because you can gain new experience and I've always wanted to work on a farm. In addition, there are no extra costs and you can secure your money.

The reason why I participated in WWOOF this time is because I want to have various memorable experiences in Australia. I am looking forward to meeting the hosts. In addition, through WWOOF, I would like to improve my English speaking skills.

It has been my passion to work on a WWOOF and further understand organic farming since I was trained in Farm Start and to further my own growing experiences. To be part of a farm and help understand local water, soil and climate issues and spend time with local real people is important to me . A totally different holiday . Would love to join you

I joined WWOOF because I wanted to grow and eat organgic food. I am interested in all organic farming. I like being outside and having fun while working.

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