Aprendiendo paso a paso
Hola!
Somos Esti y Edgar, de Irún, España. Hace ya tiempo decidimos cambiar de vida, y para ello dejamos nuestros trabajos, nuestra casa y comenzamos un camino por sudamérica que hacia tiempo deseabamos realizar. Llevamos varios meses recorriendo estas lindas tierras y cada vez con las experiencias que vamos viviendo y la gente que nos cruzamos en el camino vamos teniendo mas claro lo que queremos para nuestras vidas. Y es en este punto donde nos encantaría poder vivir una…
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Has anyone Wwoofed recently in Argentina. I am interested in El Bolson area or Mendoza. I will be traveling alone and would like to hear about other Wwoofer's experiences on specific farms in Argentina. Also, will anyone be Wwoofing in Argentina in September?
Thanks for your Help
-Jenny
Added by Jennifer Moretti on May 15, 2012 at 9:30am — No Comments
mi experiencia
desde hace aproximadamente 4 años se desperto el interes de cultivar algunos de mis alimentos, ayudado de los conocimientos que la Universidad me ha brindad ya que estudio agronomia.
en el patio de la casa tengo algunas materas fabricadas con material reciclable donde cultivo algunas hortalizas frijol, maiz y otras plantas.
Added by javier roberto hidalgo castañeda on May 11, 2012 at 5:03pm — No Comments
July WWOOFing
Looking to WWOOF in for the month of July and maybe even the first half of August. I prefer to be learning about farming organic fruits, vegetables, or spices (I'm not too great with animals). I'm just graduating college with an engineering degree, so if your children need help with math I could tutor them.
Added by Laura Aung on May 8, 2012 at 12:13pm — No Comments
I have been having an amazing experience WWOOFing in Brazil. The people here are incerdibly freindly and the wildlife at the farm is beautiful. There are toucans, Macaws and capybaras everywhere. I would like to make my way to Colombia and WWOOF there but there is some difficulty in accessing the hosts list from WWOOF indipendents Latin America. If any one knows how to access this list please help.
Added by Jeremy Rodigheri on May 4, 2012 at 1:32pm — No Comments
A monkey plays in the trees,
energy in the breeze
and hears a bird singing
Ive seen birds make nests in such odd places but maybe flying all day every day can change a birds perspective to realize…
A monkey plays in the trees,
energy in the breeze
and hears a bird singing
Ive seen birds make nests in such odd places but maybe flying all day every day can change a birds perspective to realize home can be any where and it really doesn’t matter where that where is as long as the bird is there feeding its family feeling the love
I think we are children, you and me, because we feel the magic of the world. We were told to grow up and we each said…
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Can you WWOOF with your dog?
Hello all :-) I'm a newbie here and wondering if I can go WWOOFing with my dog or if that is simply not feasible anywhere. If I can then it allows me to consider longer stays.
Added by Ellany Sheldan on May 2, 2012 at 7:36pm — No Comments
I have felt the calling to farm in Costa Rica for way too long!
I am finally ready to make my dream come true.
I currently teach mindfulness and stress-reduction at UCLA in addition to teaching in Los Angeles High Schools. I am ready to get my hands dirty and learn about the wisdom of the Earth by developing an intimate relationship with her.
I can't wait to meet the beautiful souls residing in Costa Rica and contribute my joy, light-heartedness and…
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Any need anyone?!
Available to work in a farm from middle of MAy til beginning/middle of June. We would be two persons, available to help out with all kind of different projects!!! Let me know!!!
My friend and I would love to meet other woofers!
Added by Marie-Pierre Beaudoin on May 2, 2012 at 1:47pm — No Comments
Our Interest in WWOOF
We have packed up our lives in London to cycle around South America. It’s part travel and exploration, part challenge (5 miles still seems far...) and part experiencing different ways of living with a focus on sustainability: from education and community building to environmental conservation.
We'd love to learn more about organic and sustainable farming through some hands on experience - check out our blog to see where we are…
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Caribbean Dream
I would really like to WOOF in the caribean!
Added by nataliesprackman on April 25, 2012 at 9:30pm — No Comments
Esto es mi prima vez y estoy contento.
Esto es mi prima vez y estoy contento.
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Movement
Perusing and researching can be tedious processes! It takes time to explore all the different opportunities that are out there, and I find it distracting to have so many options. Simultaneously, what a beautiful blessing!
Having so many varied options leaves a lot of space for the individual to determine what inspires them. And now, as I approach our estimated departure date, I feel a need for direction and clarity.
Conscious choices here we come! Awareness of…
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Added by Abigale on April 6, 2012 at 12:34pm — No Comments
Hola
Hola
soy Celine de Francia, tengo 28 años. en Francia trabajo de naturopata, asi me gustaria trabajar en una finca organica en Ecuador para conocer mas a las plantas medicinales, y mas a las de Amazonia.
Added by Celine Douaire on April 5, 2012 at 3:22pm — No Comments
Starting Up
Hi there, I have never blogged in my life, but this is what I came up with so far:
My entire family has gardened since I was in my preteens. Each year we have expanded the number of patches of crops grown in our backyard. We grow tomatoes, herbs, collard greens, peppers, squashes, and more. And each year, we experiment; one year we tried growing pumpkins, one year a watermelon. Recently, we planted a baby apple tree. In short, farming is part of my growing up.
Added by Gregory Dreifus on April 1, 2012 at 1:48pm — No Comments
Nica Farm Review
Alright, the grand total over the 2 1/2 months has been: seven farms visited, four worked at, only one for any length of time. The intinerary has been:
Finca Ayuk, near Ocotal (work) +++++
Great experience, working on a family farm contacted through a private network. Dug family gardens, put up fencing; learned vermiculture practices, natural pest management, trimming, and more, over 3+ weeks. Farm…
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The Adventures Begin
We are all chasing a dream. No matter how big or small, there is something within each of us that drives us to get up in the mornings, and to make particular choices that will hopefully lead us down the path that is most inspiring to our hearts.
I suppose you could say I've always known I was meant to work abroad, and to contribute to the earth my dedicated heart and hands. To cultivate health and happiness, sustainable environments, community, that is my goal.
Finally,…
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READY FOR HARD WORK IN FARM ;)
Hello, i,m here in Belize and im anxious for working and help as soon as possible in some farm here.
I,m very hard working and love and have experience with animals growing, agriculture, bio-construction.
I can help in anything, always prefering ecological farms where no chemicals are used.
You can contact me here and we arrange.
I am very good cooker too.
ecomiki@yahoo.com
Added by siddharhta on March 22, 2012 at 11:14am — No Comments
Hi there,
I am a 31 year old Australian from Melbourne, about to make his way to South America for the first time. I am very interested in food and cooking and would love to work and live on an organic farm to learn more about agriculture. I am fluent in French and am very eager to learn Spanish. A friend of mine who did WWOOFing in Brazil a few years ago said that it was a great way to learn the language and he really enjoyed living with a rural community.
I hope you would be…
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