<JN132>단순 소박한 삶/A Simple and Humble Life
전라남도 / Jeollanam-do
✅ 호스트 소개 및 자유로운 농장소개 :
학생들이 저마다 자신의 길을 찾아가도록 돕고 단순, 소박한 삶을 살고자 하는 배움터입니다. 이곳에는 초, 중, 고등 1학년 학교, 사립 공공 도서관, 마을 활력소가 하나의 공간 안에 있습니다. 호스트는 이들의 촌장 역할을 하고 있습니다.
이들이 어울려 작은 마을이 형성되어 있으며, 매일 아침 명상과 바닷길 걷기로 하루 일과를 시작하며, 쌀 한톨에 우주가 깃들어 있음을 배우고자 농사짓고, 밥을 정성어리게 먹는 것을 연습합니다. 침묵과 고요의 삶, 영성을 중심에 둔 공부와 실천을 하고 있습니다.
✅ 농업을 시작한 년도 : 2011년
✅ 농장 형태 : 대안 교육 마을 공동체
✅ 농장 주작물 : 쌀, 감자, 고추, 양파, 마늘 등
✅ 친환경 농업에 대한 실천 : 농약 사용 무
✅ 생활에서 친환경 실천 사항 : 일회용 사용 안함, 지역 작물 사용
✅ 호스트 외 만날 수 있는 구성원 : 초, 중, 고 학생들
✅ 농장에서 만나는 반려 동물 :
✅ 우퍼가 하는일 :
1월 :일없음
2월: 한해 살이 준비 전체 구성원 커뮤니티 활발, 배움터 내 나무 정리, 학교 개학,
3월:밭 만들기, 상추 심기, 감자 심기, 양파 마늘밭 매기,
4월 :고추모종심기, 옥수수 심기, 마늘쫑 뽑기, 토란 대파 심기,
5월: 양파 마늘 수확 시작, 풀매기, 모내기
6월:고구마순 심기, 쪽파 갈무리, 감자 수확, 들깨 모종 심기, 고추 따기,
7월 : 옥수수 따기, 고구마순 따기,
8월 :고구마밭 풀매기, 쪽파 심기, 배추 모종 심기,
9월: 배추벌레 잡기, 무씨 넣기, 무 솎아주기,
10월: 들깨, 땅콩, 토란, 고구마 수확, 무 솎아주기, 양파 모종심기, 벼베기,
11월-:양파 마늘밭 쌀겨 덮어주기, 시금치 씨뿌리기,
12월 :배추, 무 뽑아 김장하기 등
✅ 선호하는 우퍼상 : 무엇이든, 누구에게나 배우고자 하는 마음을 가진 사람
✅ 우퍼에게 당부 메세지 : 학생들이 있는 공간이므로 성실하게.
✅ 숙소에서 와이파이 가능여부 : 숙소 불가능(지정된 곳에서 가능)
✅ 술,담배 가능여부 : 금주이나 외부 흡연은 가능
✅ 호스트와 식사여부 : 하루 한,두끼만 함께 먹고 나머지는 식재료를 드려 직접 해 드셔야 합니다.
✅ 영어소통 : 기본가능
✅ 일주일 기준 우핑시간 : 하루5시간 주5일
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✅ Host Introduction & Farm Overview :
This is a learning space that helps students find their own paths while embracing a simple and humble way of life. Within this space, there is an elementary, middle, and first-year high school, a private public library, and a village community hub. The host acts as the village leader.
Together, they form a small community where every morning starts with meditation and a walk along the sea. They learn the value of farming by understanding that even a single grain of rice holds the universe and practice mindful eating. Their studies and daily life revolve around silence, tranquility, and spirituality.
✅ Year Farming Started : 2011
✅ Farm Type : Alternative education village community
✅ Main Crops : Rice, potatoes, chili peppers, onions, garlic, etc.
✅ Eco-Friendly Farming Practices : No pesticides are used.
✅ Eco-Friendly Lifestyle Practices : No disposable products are used, and local crops are prioritized.
✅ People You May Meet at the Farm : Elementary, middle, and high school students.
✅ Animals on the Farm : (Not specified)
✅ Tasks for WWOOFers :
January : No tasks
February : Preparing for the new year, active community interactions, tree maintenance in the learning center, school opening
March : Preparing fields, planting lettuce, planting potatoes, weeding onion and garlic fields
April : Planting chili seedlings, planting corn, harvesting garlic stems, planting taro and green onions
May : Harvesting onions and garlic, weeding, rice planting
June : Planting sweet potato vines, storing scallions, harvesting potatoes, planting perilla seedlings, harvesting chili peppers
July : Harvesting corn, picking sweet potato vines
August : Weeding the sweet potato fields, planting scallions, transplanting napa cabbage seedlings
September : Removing pests from napa cabbage, sowing radish seeds, thinning radish plants
October : Harvesting perilla, peanuts, taro, and sweet potatoes, thinning radish plants, planting onion seedlings, harvesting rice
November : Covering onion and garlic fields with rice bran, sowing spinach seeds
December : Harvesting napa cabbage and radish for kimchi-making
✅ Preferred WWOOFers : Those who have a desire to learn from anything and anyone.
✅ Message to WWOOFers : As this is a space for students, please be diligent and responsible.
✅ Wi-Fi Availability : Available(not accommodation, another available spot)
✅ Alcohol & Smoking Policy : No drinking allowed, but outdoor smoking is permitted.
✅ Meals with the Host : You share one or two meals with the host, and for the rest, ingredients are provided.
✅ English Communication : Basic level
✅ WWOOFing Hours per Week : 5 hours a day, 5 days a week.
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Learning opportunities
Vegetable farming
Grain farming
Poultry farming
Methods or systems
Biological pest control
Host type
Nonprofit / Community
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Acres
Jieun
Member since 2024
Languages spoken:
English, Korean
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Response rate: 100%
Response time: typically within 1 day
전라남도 / Jeollanam-do
순천역, 사랑어린학교 정류장
Reviews
Cecile
United Kingdom
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March 2026
my 5th wwoof was very different from the previous ones, mostly because it isn't a farm. It is a spiritual, faith-fluid commune based around an alternative school. However, they have a few plots of land that are cultivated once a week for a couple of hours when a local farmer comes around and kids and adults alike dig in. So there is definitely room for a wwoofer to help grow more and maintain what's there. There are also spaces on the school grounds that could be cleared, and areas with ornamental trees/bushes that could be shared with edible plants.
I made some suggestions during my 2-weeks stay and bought seeds for the kids as a leaving present so maybe the next wwoofer will get to plant some seedlings?
Other things I did during my stay include making curtains, painting the living-room in the wwofer's house, spreading sand on the playground and the path to fill the holes, helping in the kitchen (only a little as there are always a lot of adults and older kids already on kitchen duty) and joined an English lesson.
The work day starts at 8.30am with an easy 1 hour walk to and from the beach with the kids, then whatever work needs doing until 12, when everyone has lunch together, then another 1.5 hours after lunch, so you're usually finished by 2.30pm max. There's potentially some flexibility as they've only just started taking in wwoofers and are finding their feet. Bitnanda is the lady in charge of the wwoofers. She is really lovely and speaks English. Weekends are fr...
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