! Wir werden jedes Jahr während der Saison international und die Hofsprache wird Englisch: WWOOFer*nnen aus aller Welt waren schon zu Gast bei uns, von Singapur bis Mexiko und England bis Spanien.Wwoofer*innen 2022
Emma aus Frankreich schreibt: I spent 3 weeks during April at Eulenhof - definitely a great experience! 
There are so many things to tell that I don't know where to start, especially since no two days are alike. I would highly recommend you to stay at least 3 weeks (and even more!!), as during the first two weeks there is a lot to discover and to learn, and I only really started to know my way around during the third week. Also, I think the whole point of staying at Eulenhof is to experience the way nature works, and the way we work with it - and this takes some time if you wish to see the result of what you contributed to start. For instance, during my stay one of the main thing was planting tomatoes. The plants were delivered, we spread silage in the greenhouses, then formed holes at regular distance in the silage, making a warm nest to welcome the tiny plants. Then we planted them, and hung strings from the ceiling to attach the plants so that they would grow in the right direction. It's crazy how fast they were growing even in the short amount of time I was there!
There are so many things to tell that I don't know where to start, especially since no two days are alike. I would highly recommend you to stay at least 3 weeks (and even more!!), as during the first two weeks there is a lot to discover and to learn, and I only really started to know my way around during the third week. Also, I think the whole point of staying at Eulenhof is to experience the way nature works, and the way we work with it - and this takes some time if you wish to see the result of what you contributed to start. For instance, during my stay one of the main thing was planting tomatoes. The plants were delivered, we spread silage in the greenhouses, then formed holes at regular distance in the silage, making a warm nest to welcome the tiny plants. Then we planted them, and hung strings from the ceiling to attach the plants so that they would grow in the right direction. It's crazy how fast they were growing even in the short amount of time I was there!Regarding the life in the villa, what stroke me is how fast we started talking about our personal experiences and convictions. Staying at Eulenhof puts our beliefs into perspective, because we are given to experience a different way of living, dictated by nature, or even a different way of eating (a few people were vegan, I discovered other ways of cooking). So much more to tell but I'm out of characters - thanks Eulenhof for all this sharing!
Writing this WWOOF-report, I'm actually kind of reporting on two separate stays at Eulenhof: Firstly, I was here for a months time in the late summer during the grand potato-tomato season, living with a full house of WWOOFers and friends of the busy farm, but as of now, mid-November, I'm actually the only WWOOFer on the farm. The winter is tuning up, and the crops are entering their annual slumber! On top of the limited demand of extra workforce in the winter, the supply of people able to volunteer also seem to be at its lowest this time of year, with studies and travel restricitions and all.
Letztes Jahr im November / Dezember 2020 habe ich nach meinem Masterabschluss insgesamt über drei Wochen auf dem Eulenhof verbracht. Nach meinem Master wollte ich eigentlich in Vietnam reisen gehen und war dann natürlich sehr enttäuscht, als ich festgestellt habe, dass aus diesem Plan Corona-bedingt nichts wird. Daraufhin habe ich mich nach Freiwilligenarbeit umgesehen und bin über WWOOF auf den Eulenhof gestoßen. Der Hof hat so einen sympathischen Eindruck auf mich gemacht, sodass ich mich direkt beworben habe. Ulli hat sich dann auch innerhalb kürzester Zeit zurückgemeldet und mich direkt ab der nächsten Woche willkommen geheißen – damit konnte das Abenteuer dann losgehen. 
I arrived to Eulenhof in the heart of winter, a sheltered city girl from Vancouver with no experience in organic agriculture. Having joined the “real world” one year ago with graduating university and working a high-stress job, I was eager to realize my vision of the slow, peaceful farm life. Eulenhof… was not exactly that. Markus and Uli provide WWOOFers with a generously sweet setup, but working here is not a vacation - you can treat it like one but you will be missing out on truly valuable opportunities to learn and challenge your capabilities. Although I arrived as a bumbling beginner, clumsy and slow-moving, I was immediately thrust into the thick of it, collecting eggs while scooching through a sea of 450 clucking hens and riding into the field on the back of the tractor with the rest of the harvesting crew. I’m truly grateful for the Eulenhof team for their willingness and patience in teaching me new skills, as well as their warmth and positive energy. In being surrounded by such conscientious, passionate people, I have been inspired to live closer to my morals and hold myself to a higher standard in fighting the climate emergency. Thank you Eulenhof team, my dear housemates, and Markus & Uli for such a wonderful, heartfelt experience. 