Global opportunities for organic farm guidelines

According to WWOOF's guidelines, visitors can work in the farm participating in WWOOF, and they can earn free accommodation provided by the farm only by working for 4-6 hours every day. The main entry point of WWOOF is the window connecting WWOOF member countries around the world. However, organizations in each country are "independent", so when you join the membership of the destination country. Only in this way will you receive the list of local WWOOF organic farms and the right to search directly on the website, otherwise the detailed contact information of the farms will not be disclosed directly on the website. Therefore, before applying, you must first know what your "destination" is. How big is the imagination space of tourism environment? And what do you want to learn about organic agriculture?

At present, New Zealand and Australia are the countries with the most choices, so you can choose a variety of hosts as long as you choose your desired environment. However, it is precisely because of this popularity that applicants have to be selected, and because of the different busy farming periods and different manpower needs in different regions, they may not all accept applications. Because working on WWOOF's farm is unpaid, it is generally easier than paid work on the farm, and many WWOOFs will also play nearby after work. WWOOFer's work mostly includes sowing, weeding, harvesting, composting, making mud bricks, chopping wood, milking and so on. However, the work to be done on the farm varies according to the nature of the farm. Some farms are commercial, while others are just a way of life. Some have obtained organic verification, while others just agree with organic principles and live an organic life. A lot of work is still some daily housework, mainly outdoors. So, if you choose to avoid the local cold, hot and rainy seasons, you can really enjoy WWOOF.