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r/homestead is a subreddit with 3.2M members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is massive in size, and has high activity.
Ponds, barns, livestock, gardens, food preservation, fishing, hunting, tractors, pigs, chickens, cattle, worms, 4H, permaculture, organic, grazing, canning, aquaculture, trees, woodland, farmers, agriculture, agronomy, horticulture, wwoofers, bees, honey, wildcrafting, dairy, goats, nuts, berries, vegetables, sustainability, off grid, wood stoves, chainsaws, wood heat, tools, welding, green woodworking, farmers markets, composting toilets, straw bale homes, cob building...
Popular Themes in r/homestead
#1
Advice Requests
: "Need advice!"
18 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "I didn't even bother to bring inside...."
13 posts
#3
Solution Requests
: "YouTubers that teach goat cheese making ? "
8 posts
#4
Money Talk
: "13L of Homemade Red Sauce done! Cost…. Maybe $1 in salt. "
4 posts
#5
News
: "Poultry farms turn to Facebook after processor abandons thousands of chickens"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/homestead
#1
Homestead
: "The sounds of my animals hearing me open the door and this beautiful sunrise. Undoubtedly living my best life on the Homestead"
14 posts
#2
Chickens
: "Raising Chickens and ducks"
10 posts
#3
Gardening
: "Southern hemisphere, starting seeds in greenhouse. Not out of reach of the mice though ... Ah well."
10 posts
#4
Land
: "My husband and I bought our house with a good bit of Land exactly a year ago!"
8 posts
#5
Harvest
: "A little popcorn Harvest"
7 posts
#6
Farm
: "Its time to buy Farmland!!"
7 posts
#7
Animals
: "The sounds of my Animals hearing me open the door and this beautiful sunrise. Undoubtedly living my best life on the homestead"
7 posts
#8
Chicken
: "This kid caught a Vulture thinking it was a Chicken."
6 posts
#9
Homesteading
: "Unexpectedly inherited 45 acres of tillable land"
6 posts
#10
Water
: "I live in western North Carolina and have been without power and Water for six days now. No Water to take care of the last remaining veggies in my garden. Should I just pick my spaghetti squash and let them ripe on the porch in the sun? Also what do you guys do to get your beds ready for next year?"
6 posts
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Member Growth in r/homestead
Daily
+2k members(0.1%)
Monthly
+51k members(1.6%)
Yearly
+561k members(21.1%)
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