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Home plus one, the fullest sounding major chord in the tuning, running up and down between this and the original home D-chord gets you somewhere interesting

Adding the fifth fret on the middle D-string makes another G-chord in fifths, going between the bass D-string played on the fifth fret and then played as an open bass D-string is a good way to get drive, might use second and third fingers instead of three and four

An A version of the home D-chord, neither major nor minor, might also play the treble D-string on the second fret to hear another note

Home is here, neither major nor minor, many fiddle tunes can be played from this point, getting to know the melody notes around here is a good way to hear them.