Thunder Acres

Thunder Acres Thunder Acres Thunder Acres is family farm in southern Kansas. We raise wheat, cotton, Milo, and Soybeans. We also raise and sell Hedge apples.

This page is designed to give you an inside look of how a farm works. It is meant to be interesting and informational. Any time you have any farming related questions free to ask.

08/25/2026

Working ground after a rain to prepare the soil to plant wheat in October.

🌱 Give your garden soil the winter blanket it deserves! 🌾Before you tuck your garden beds away for the cold season, make...
08/19/2026

🌱 Give your garden soil the winter blanket it deserves! 🌾
Before you tuck your garden beds away for the cold season, make sure you're setting yourself up for spring success. Thunder Acres Organic Winter Rye Seeds are the ultimate winter cover crop to keep your soil rich, healthy, and protected all winter long.
Here is why your garden needs this fall:
• Erosion Shield: Guards your valuable topsoil against harsh winter winds and heavy rain runoff.
• W**d Suppressor: Outcompetes winter weeds so you spend less time pulling weeds come spring.
• Natural Mulch & Bio-Mass: Massive root systems loosen dense soil and break down into rich organic matter.
• 100% Clean: USDA Certified Organic, Non-GMO, Glyphosate-Free, and grown right here in the USA.
Available in sizes from 1 lb to 56 lb to fit everything from small raised beds to full-acre

Grown and packaged in the USA USDA certified Organic Non-GMO and Glyphosate free Winter rye seeds are a great cover crop for protecting garden soil through the winter. Planting rye in the fall will protect the soil from wind and water erosion through out the winter months. The large root mass will h...

New backpacks, fresh notebooks...and maybe a few new growing projects. Here's to a season full of learning and growing! ...
08/17/2026

New backpacks, fresh notebooks...and maybe a few new growing projects. Here's to a season full of learning and growing! 🎒🌿

Use code SCHOOL at checkout for 10% off! 🌱

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The summer busy season has begun to wind down and now we wait for it to rain again. In the last couple weeks we have pla...
07/20/2026

The summer busy season has begun to wind down and now we wait for it to rain again. In the last couple weeks we have planted soybeans and milo, added nitrogen fertilizer to cotton, plowed under some wheat stubble.

Hedge apples are almost here! 🌳Shipping will begin on July 15th, and now is the perfect time to reserve yours before the...
07/07/2026

Hedge apples are almost here! 🌳

Shipping will begin on July 15th, and now is the perfect time to reserve yours before the season gets underway!

What are hedge apples are used for?
The most common use is to repel spiders and insects, while others use them as fall decorations. Many people appreciate them as a natural alternative to chemical insect repellents, and their unique appearance makes them a perfect addition to seasonal centerpieces, porch displays, and other fall decor. Some even believe they are medicinal, especially in homemade skincare products.

Order now to be one of the first in line!
https://www.thunder-acres.com/collections/hedgeapples/products/hedgeapples

Happy Fourth of July! ❤️🤍💙Get 15% off any order with code JULY4! ---
07/04/2026

Happy Fourth of July! ❤️🤍💙

Get 15% off any order with code JULY4!

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No sooner did we finish wheat (2 hours to be exact) did it begin to rain and rain and rain some more. It rained its way ...
06/28/2026

No sooner did we finish wheat (2 hours to be exact) did it begin to rain and rain and rain some more. It rained its way to the wettest June on record and 17 inches total. From one extreme to another.

Another wheat harvest is in the books, this one was very average to below average due to the lack of rain this spring, b...
06/27/2026

Another wheat harvest is in the books, this one was very average to below average due to the lack of rain this spring, but things went well with limited breakdowns.

Time to get some cotton in the ground finally. First it was too dry then too wet. It’s still plenty wet but we are runni...
05/24/2026

Time to get some cotton in the ground finally. First it was too dry then too wet. It’s still plenty wet but we are running out of time it needs to be in the ground by June 5th.

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936 W 130th Avenue N
Conway Springs, KS
67031

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