WWOOF-USA Awarded Grant to Support Future Farmers

WWOOF-USA Awarded Grant to Support Future Farmers

We’re excited to share that WWOOF-USA has been awarded a $48,000 grant from North Central Region Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (NCR-SARE) to support and grow our Future Farmer Program. “This is a farmer-driven program offering hands-on organic...
Celebrating WWOOF’s Future Farmers

Celebrating WWOOF’s Future Farmers

The 2026 Future Farmer Program just came to a close! We’re excited to welcome this year’s cohort to the 100+ strong alumni community and network of past program participants.  This year, 23 individuals committed a minimum of 10 weeks of their summer...
September 30: ‘What is WWOOF?’ Webinar

September 30: ‘What is WWOOF?’ Webinar

🌍 Ready for an Unforgettable Adventure? 🌱 Join us for a friendly, fun webinar where we’ll walk you through everything you need to know to start your WWOOFing adventure. Whether you’re curious about what it’s really like on a farm, wondering how to find the right host,...
Cultivating Connection: Miriam’s WWOOF Story

Cultivating Connection: Miriam’s WWOOF Story

WWOOFer Miriam (@mir.iam.r on Instagram) discovered a new appreciation – and a knack! – for flower farming during her time at a host farm in California. Her mornings began in the field cutting fresh flowers, while afternoons were spent in the shed...
The Joys of Seasonal Eating

The Joys of Seasonal Eating

Connecting to the land through the plate By Callie Forsythe The crisp snap of asparagus fresh from the ground, the sweet explosion of a cherry tomato just picked from the vine, a carrot – mild and sweet – pulled from the overwintered earth. While these...
Sierra Club: Ready for Less Screen Time & More Nature Time?

Sierra Club: Ready for Less Screen Time & More Nature Time?

A network of organic farms offers volunteers a chance to connect with the land, and one another To read the full article in Sierra Magazine, click here. It was a Friday morning in early June, and I was on my hands and knees in the red mud of a vegetable field,...