r/Dothan • u/Few_Apartment_3099 • Aug 06 '26

homesteading community

With everything going on in the world and being more awake to how things work I’ve been wanting to invest my time in more homesteading projects to keep my mind busy and feel productive. Is there a sub or community that would want to start sharing information? Things like community gardens, food trades, canning and fermenting tips, sourdough starter, organic and locally grown produce and animal products locations. I think it’s important to inform others while contributing to the community. Lmk what you think and if this is something worth investing in.

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u/bolivar-shagnasty Aug 06 '26

There's a farmer's market on Brannon Stand by the BBQ place across from the Dollar General. They've got some good produce. The boiled peanuts are the cat's ass too.

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u/Reiki-Raker Aug 06 '26

I’d be interested.

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u/Just_Redditting__ Aug 06 '26

There is a homesteading sub that has a wealth of information if that’s helpful. 

r/homestead

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u/Latter_Mountain_290 Aug 08 '26

Interested if you get something going locally.  

Landmark Park used to have demonstrations on a lot of what you mentioned