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Article mis à jour le 30.11.2019

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Unspoken Rules: the Do's and Dont's of WWOOFing

WWOOFers and WWOOF hosts share their advice on the 'best practices' of WWOOFing as well as some general guidelines that may not be so obvious to those unfamiliar with the culture. These rules are not written in stone, nor necessarily are spoken outright, but are born of the experiences working on organic farms.

This Lyon-native, having WWOOFed since 2016, talks about taking initiative, working autonomously, and adapting to rhythm
Commitment is a commandment to respect between WWOOFers and farms, according to WWOOF host Gilles
Two Australian farmers advise to take caution before working in the sacred gardens of French hosts
Leni offers gentle words of wisdom to hosts and WWOOFers
Collecting blueberries for the local farmer's market, Alyssa made it her personal WWOOF mantra to engage and participate as much as possible in her hosts' daily lives
Simple house manners go a long way with hosts like Louis-Abel
Pia discusses the nature of teaching and how her host, Kath, would leave sings all around the farm as a fun way to teach WWOOFers

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