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Work/Trade opportunities in SouthEastern France (Cote Azur/VAR)

 
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Hi there, I'm hoping that someone out there might know of volunteer/work/trade opportunities near the town of St. Maxime. I have recently moved here with my family and I don't speak French (I can get by if spoken to slowly... ; ) I am not in need of housing, but I wouldn't mind working for knowledge and for fresh, organic veggies/eggs? I am looking at the French WWOF'ing site as well as workaway, but wonder if anyone on this message board might know of other resources or know of a local farm that is looking for an eager and willing worker. My only request is that it be organic, which seems hard to find in this particular area. Thank you for reading.
 
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There's helpx.net as well, similar to workaway. 'Fraid I don't know of any opportunities myself...
 
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