I previously had the experience of working on a farm in Uenomura, Gunma Prefecture, Japan. It was there that I learned about WWOOF, and I decided to try it while traveling abroad. I believe it is important to grow what you eat, which sparked my interest in agriculture. Among various agricultural practices, I am particularly interested in production methods that do not rely on chemical fertilizers, and when I start my own farming, I want to challenge myself to use natural methods, so I hope to learn as much as I can. Additionally, since WWOOF offers the opportunity to experience agriculture in various parts of the world, I think it provides the perfect environment for me to experience both travel and farming. I am looking forward to experiencing different terrains, climates, and cultures that are unlike the environment I have lived in until now.

Exceptional 13 arce property in the blue mountains of NSW, over looking Bilpin and direct views of Sydney. Manicured garden with lots of garden beds, grass areas and vegetable gardens.  

Im currently taking a break from m'y studies in psychology and I Also studied cooking . The Woofing expérience would be Amazing because I want to improve my english and live an Amazing expérience in nature with you !  I look forward to find an wonderful Host in Australia thanks

I joined WWOOF because it seemed like a good way to start my stay in Australia, to have the opportunity to meet people without spending too much money and doing new things!

I want to learn more about sustainable farming practises and land use. I love travelling and seeing new places and meeting new people but I am not good at being "on holiday", if you know what I mean. Staying and working on an unusual, innovative farm with open, welcoming people sounds like a wonderful time to me.

I like to travel, meet people and have new experiences. Working together with the people on the farm on projects for good nutrition, in balance with nature!

I want to gain new experience by seeing and experiencing Australia's natural environment and various plants and animals. And I want to enjoy my English skills and communication with new people

I joined WWOOF (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms) to immerse myself in new cultures and gain hands-on experience in sustainable farming. As an adventurous traveler, I wanted to explore different parts of the world while connecting with local communities. WWOOFing allows me to learn valuable skills in gardening and organic farming, all while enjoying the beauty of nature. I appreciate the opportunity to meet like-minded individuals and make lasting friendships along the way. Additionally, the affordable travel aspect of WWOOFing enables me to explore new destinations while keeping costs low.

I joined to meet people who are as passionate about bush regeneration as I am! Over 7 years, I manually removed the introduced and invasive weed - buffel grass (Cenchrus ciliaris) - from my 2.5 acre Land for Wildlife (LFW) bush block in the central desert. It was rewarding seeing so many native plants sprout in the areas that buffel once grew! I enjoyed it so much that I started my own "buffel busting" business and dug out buffel grass from other LFW blocks, as well as helped environmental/land management groups remove it from riverbeds, crown lands, botanic gardens, ephemeral wetlands/claypans and other areas in the central desert. I also have extensive experience with removing these weeds from land in south-east Queensland and northern NSW: - Cobbler's pegs (Bidens pilosa) - Fireweed (Senecio madagascariensis) - Morning glory - purple (Ipomoea indica) - including thick infestations in creeks and vines wrapped around shrubs & trees Now that I’ve retired, I have more time & energy, as well as the skills & experience to help others regenerate and rehabilitate their land. For the last six months of 2024, I was a live-in volunteer at a retreat/meditation centre on a 2.5 acre LFW property in the central desert.

I've been living in central Melbourne from the beginning of my stay in Australia. Now I feel like that I know about very little part of this country. I want to spend my time in different situations.

We are nestled on 100 acres of stunning bushland on Wonnarua Country, in the midst of the Watagan forest of the Lower Hunter Valley, 1.5 hours from Sydney and Newcastle. There is a wide variety of wildlife including lyrebirds, wallabies, echidnas and wombats, blue and fairy wrens, kookaburras, satin bower birds, black and sulphur crested cockatoos. We are growing tomatoes, pumpkins, zucchinis, mustard greens, rocket, kale, broccoli, carrots, beans (all types), herbs (all types), citrus, and many other fruits and vegetables. We are in the process of developing a master plan for our property, having moved here in August 2018. We are increasing the number of fruit and nut trees, are continually expanding the vegetable gardens, and enjoy fresh eggs with our 6 chickens and 2 roosters. The property is situated on the crest of a hill, with a beautiful area for camping and meandering in the valley by a natural brook, and another area at the top for workshops and retreats. Keith has a background in Ag Science and biotech start-ups (after a first career as a university professor); Brynnie has been growing not-for-profit organisations in the sustainability, health, maintaining Indigenous culture and social justice space (after a first career in international corporate law) and has studied Zen Shiatsu. Keith has lived in Germany and Brynnie is fluent in Spanish, Portuguese (having lived in Brazil) and gets by in French. Our children are in their mid-20s, having studied art history, philosophy and entrepreneurship, and environmental science, ecology and Spanish. We also have older children (via Keith) and seven grandchildren. We moved to this property in 2018 after having lived in Sydney for more than 25 years. 'Kawalang' means abundance in Wonnarua language. There is more about the property on our website.

Dairy farm in the Kiewa Valley. We milk around 95 normande cows, 10 mixed breed dairy goats, poultry, bees and many other animals. We have 450 acres over 2 properties which work together. Work includes calf rearing, milking, feeding and caring for animals, tree planting, harvesting/hay and silage, fencing, collecting firewood, gardening and care of our vegie garden and orchard. Harvesting and preserving of fruit and vegetables. Accommodation for 2 or 3 people in our home as part of the family. No children. Mixed diet. Non smoking. Longer stays negotiable after initial visit.

Our family property is in a very, very beautiful part of Australia, right at the Southern base of Mount Warning. It is surrounded by 3 World Heritage National Parks and is a highly pristine, tranquil and secluded wilderness environment. Our property is 100 acres of mostly forested land.  It has a creek, walking tracks, wildlife and gorgeous views out over the National Park mountains.  All that can be seen is mountains and trees, it is amazing.  We have a small cleared area on the side of the mountain where we have our house, a cabin, a camping area, a dam, greenhouses, and a syntropic system. We also have spaces set aside for future market gardening and commercial hemp cultivation. We love living and working here! We are able to provide the 88 day visa extension allowance, for disaster recovery assistance.

Hi We welcome you on our 30 acres of beautiful rainforest bordering National Park, 25 mins from Mullumbimby & 35 mins from Byron Bay. Impressive views with seasonal waterfalls, creek with swimming holes, wildlife, swimming dam, campfires etc. WE ARE LOOKING FOR A FEMALE WWOOFER FROM 25/02/24 UNTIL 20/03/24 WITH HER OWN CAR

'Yin Barun' is located in the foothills of the high country 2 hours from Melbourne on the beautiful Broken River. It is a mixed farm with cherries, wine grapes, Lucerne, pumpkins, veg, pasture fed sheep & cattle as well as wild foraged culinary mushrooms. In November the farm hosts the 'Happy Wanderer' music festival for 3 days that incorporates music, arts, yoga & creative/growing workshops. Volunteering is very diverse including wild mushroom identification & foraging, picking, packing, selling cherries, vineyard maintenance, pruning, harvesting, wine making and Melbourne deliveries. Also veg picking, weeding, propagation, sheep & cattle work, shearing & GFM. You can help with the festival by building, doing signage & enjoying the festival. You can tour around the area and trips to the snow are included. Accommodation for 3 in our home. Shared meals. Mixed diet, vegetarians & vegans catered for. No children. No smoking inside. Initial stay 2-4 weeks, longer stays negotiable.

I am very keen to work with animals, particularly their rehabilitation. I have been very busy and now excited for a little reset. I am wanting to use this time to learn as much as I can about wildlife and excited by the idea of helping around a farm, helping with vegetation.

Wagyu and Angus production - 20 minutes North West Ballarat, Victoria. Vertically integrated paddock to plate. As I would like to leave my land in a better place for the next generation, Regenerative Farming is a must. I love my cows and they are raised in a low stress environment. Anyone who comes as a wwoofer must have a passion for animals, and a calm disposition otherwise not interested. For further details, please visit my website, mountboltonsprings.com.au

I joined WWOOF because I’ve always been curious about farm life in Australia. I love being outdoors, working with animals, and living close to nature. This felt like a great opportunity to experience that in an authentic way before heading back to the Netherlands. I also really enjoy meeting new people, exchanging stories, and learning about different cultures/ways of life. I believe WWOOF offers a unique chance to connect, contribute, and gain hands-on experience.