TaTuTa is the name of the project on “Eco-Agro Tourism and Voluntary Knowledge and Skills Exchange on Organic Farms”, organized by Bugday Association for Supporting Ecological Living. It is part of WWOOF, a worldwide movement linking volunteers with organic farmers and growers to promote cultural and educational experiences based on trust and non-monetary exchanges helping to build a sustainable global community. WWOOFing is voluntary help in exchange for food, accommodation and learning opportunities in organic farming. Volunteers collaborate on the farm with their labor, knowledge, and/or experience for the duration of their stay. It is also possible to visit as a guest. Guests give monetary support directly (without intermediary) to the farm to compensate the host farm regarding accommodation and rendered services. Guests are not required to work. 
Website: http://tatuta.org/
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