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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Want to get fitter and smarter during a vacation, and save money on food and lodging? Try WWOOFing. Many adventurous travelers familiar with WWOOF — ...

(CNN)-- What is WWOOFing? Well, for short, it is your ticket to an incredible farming experience in one of over 50 countries in the world. Think of any country and they are likely to have WWOOF hosts ...

Brian Blosser was studying to be an electrical engineer when he caught the farming bug. He'd never actually lived on a farm - Blosser grew up in a suburb of St. Louis. But he was in graduate school ...

Wwoof (Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms) is a worldwide network with branches in over 50 countries that connects volunteers to organic farms and growers. In return for volunteer help, Wwoof ...

After graduating from NYU in 2013 with a degree in political science Kerri Costello, of Boston, moved west to Left Foot Farm near Eatonville. “After living in Boston and Manhattan I wanted to ...

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Sigrid Preimesberger, a young Austrian native loves to WWOOF in India. This doesn’t mean she has an affinity to canine traits, but to environmental causes. For one month Preimesberger grew crops and ...