The exhibitor, WWOOF, is an organization that serves as an exchange, linking those who are looking for an authentic organic experience with host farms, gardens and smallholdings that welcome volunteers and give them bed and breakfast in exchange for work. WWOOFers, as the volunteers are called, pay £20 a year for a list of host farms in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and receive a membership card and frequent newsletters.
Who should sign up to be a WWOOFer? Anyone who is looking for organic training, craving a rural experience or cultural exchange, or those who are passionate about organic food and the organic movement and want to be a part of it.
You can learn much more about WWOOF, how it works and what's in it for you at UK AWARE in April. Get your tickets here!
Thanks for this Carrie- friends of my parents have been wwoofing since before I was born! I'm looking forward to doing a bit of wwoofing after the event in April and learning a bit about the future of agriculture!
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