Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms, USA (WWOOF-USA™) is part of a world-wide effort to link volunteers with organic farmers, promote an educational exchange, and build a global community conscious of ecological farming practices.
Food Informants: A Week In The Life Of Sustainable Pig Farmer Carrie MegginsonFood Informants: A Week In The Life Of Sustainable Pig Farmer Carrie Megginson Posted: 05/09/2012...
WWOOF in Baltimore Magazine: Filling the GapFilling the Gap Taking time between high school and college has become increasingly common amon...
WWOOFing All Over the WorldWWOOFing all over the world Features By: Charlie Parrish,&...
Growing Local: Sheerlark Farm - She’s Got Your Goat!Growing Local: Sheerlark Farm - She’s Got Your Goat! Wednesday, May 02, 2012 - by Jen Jeffr...
WWOOF Featured in The AustralianGetting down and dirty BY:CAROLE LANDER From:The Australian Apr...
WWOOF is one of the "10 Most Valuable Alternative Booking Sites"10 Most Valuable Alternative Booking Sites April 24, 2012 4:19 pm by Caroline Costello &nbs...
Living Life Rooted in the Natural WorldOff the grid a Aiki Farms; living life rooted in the natural world Published: Saturday, April...
WWOOFing Adventures Down Under: Living and Working on 36 Organic Farms in Australia and New ZealandWWOOFing Adventures Down Under: Living and Working on 36 Organic Farms in Australia and New Zealand...
Farming: What to Do If You Think You're Not Good at AnythingFarming: What to Do If You Think You're Not Good at Anything APR 18 2012, 12:05 PM ET Some...
One WWOOFer's Insight and Reflection on Her WWOOF AdventureThriving in Community By Colleen O’Connor Toberman, Hindsight Community Fellow, Apr...
If I could do it all over . . .If I could do it all over CAREERS AND EDUCATION: Bay Area professors sound off on changin...
Travel and Discover Rural Reality with WWOOFThe organisation W.W.O.O.F. ( World Wild Opportunities Organic Farming) was born in the 70′s i...
Wes Students WWOOF Around the WorldWes Students WWOOF Around the World By Claire Bradach, Assistant Features Editor Thursday...
Arizona Public Radio Features WWOOF in Earth NotesEarth Notes: Working, Worldwide, on Organic Farms Share Tweet E-mail 0 Comments...
Interested in Speaking on Behalf of WWOOF-USA?WWOOF-USA is looking for WWOOFers and Hosts alike who are willing to speak on behalf of our organiza...
“Down-to-Earth” Farm Vacations in Experience Life MagazineEXPERIENCELIFE.COM | FIT BODY | LIFE W...
Looking to Travel Smarter in 2012? Travel Smarter 2012: New hotel alternatives by Jessica Festa (RSS feed) on Mar 18th...
Down the Garden Path: 6 Best Tips for Choosing the Right WWOOF farm from Verge MagazineDown the Garden Path: 6 Best Tips for Choosing the Right WWOOF farm by: Catherine Elling...
From the Sierra Club - Green Your Future: Organic Farming OpportunitiesMarch 06, 2012 Green Your Future: Organic Farming Opportunities What's in your future? Wheth...
WWOOFing Across the USA by Brian BenderBrian Bender, an experienced WWOOFer and author of Farming Around the Country: An Organic Odyssey, h...
WWOOF Host Featured in the Los Angeles TimesMarket Watch: An urban farmer's passion blooms again Comments...
The Happy Homesteader Blog Post on Mother Earth NewsHomegirl Homesteading Friday, February 24, 2012 7:02 PM By Amanda Wunderlich Tags: Homes...
WWOOF-USA Featured in Organic Gardening MagazineWWOOF-USA was featured in Organic Gardening Magazine's October/November 2011 issue! To check...
Two WWOOFers travel across the US ... and blog about it!Two of WWOOF-USA's very own WWOOFers decided to take a year off from work and travel across the coun...
Farming isn't easy, but it could be freeFarming isn't easy, but it could be free by Chris Mattox , Atlanta Sustainable...
This Featured Farm is in Sadie Cove - across the bay from Homer, AK.
We are not a farm. We are a full-service wilderness lodge located on a privately owned beach inside Kachemak Bay State Park. We are looking for willing, cheerful, sober, robust, and physically strong ...
Welcome to WWOOF-USA! Since 2001 we have been connecting sustainable farmers with willing volunteers, in an exchange of education, culture, and sweat to bring forth wholesome agricultural products from the farms of the USA.