Live close to the land. Learn from people who grow it.
WWOOF India connects volunteers with organic farms for hands-on learning, food, accommodation, and cultural exchange across the country.
Find real farms, real hosts, and the route to get there.
Browse active hosts on the map, zoom from state clusters into individual farms, read a quick review, and open Google Maps directions in one click.
Zoom out for counts. Zoom in for exact farms.
Clusters show how many hosts are nearby. Click a marker for the host review, photo, rating, and Google Maps route.
Join as WWOOFer or Volunteer
Live with organic hosts, learn practical farm skills, and become part of the organic movement through hands-on exchange.
- Help organic farmers and increase awareness in the organic movement.
- Get hands-on experience of farming and organic production.
- Make contact with other people in the organic movement.
- Facilitate cultural exchange and sharing.
Join as WWOOF India Host
Welcome WWOOFers to your farm, share your knowledge, and create a clear, safe learning experience.
- Grow food organically and live sustainably with a low-impact approach.
- Share knowledge of organic growing, products, or ecological living.
- Provide healthy meals and a safe, clean place to stay.
- Open your home to people locally and internationally.
Stories from the organic farming network
A quick look at farm life, volunteering, and the WWOOF India experience.
WWOOF India introduction
Host and volunteer story
Who we are
WWOOF India Organics Pvt Ltd brings together consultants, farmers, growers, processors, packers, retailers, hosts, and volunteers across the organic food chain.
Rooted in exchange
The team combines wide-ranging disciplines and experience to provide quality, cost-effective advice and technical support across food production, farm management, organic systems, training, and market support on a national and international basis.
An exchange rooted in farms, food, and learning.
WWOOF connects people who want to volunteer on organic farms with hosts who offer food, accommodation, and opportunities to learn about organic lifestyles in return for volunteer help.
The movement began in England in 1971 when Sue Coppard arranged a working weekend at a biodynamic farm. The idea quickly grew as more organic farmers and smallholders welcomed people keen to exchange assistance, culture, and knowledge.
Support across the food chain
WWOOF India works around development projects, organic standards, market support, demonstration farms, policy development, training, and technical advice.
WWOOF India is involved in
- Development projects
- Certification and standards for organic agriculture
- Organic and ecological production
- Market support for organic products
- Demonstration farms and training
On-farm consultancy
- Rotation and conversion planning
- Soil and fertility management
- Crop weed, pest, and disease management
- Livestock feed, welfare, and health planning
- Soil and forage analysis interpretation
Corporate and training
- Training and accreditation
- Supplier and farm performance audits
- Farmer groups and mentoring groups
- Meetings, seminars, and courses
- Product, brand, and quality system development