Photos represent examples of Spring CSA shares from 2023 and 2024.

Spring CSA at a glance:

 2024 Spring CSA

  • 14 Weekly Pickups

    • Kalispell: we offer a shortened 6 week Spring CSA for Kalispell members. Many Summer CSAs in the Flathead start in May. To avoid overlap we offer this shortened Spring CSA.

  • The Spring CSA starts the first full week of April and ends the first week of July.

    • The Kalispell Spring CSA ends in mid May

  • The total cost of the Spring CSA is $350 for 3 months of local, seasonal, organically grown vegetables. We offer a pay weekly option as well, each pickup is $25.

  • Each share consists of a diverse selection of 6 items.

  • Crops may include: baby bok choy, spring cabbage, spinach, claytonia, lettuce mix/other salad greens, spring onions, scallions, lettuce heads, radishes, salad turnips, carrots, beets, winter squash, potatoes, parsnips, herbs, farm made products like pasta sauce, and cauliflower and cucumbers if we're lucky!

  • Members consistently tell us the quality and diversity of the items is above and beyond what they can find in the grocery store and other CSA shares.

  • On most weeks we offer choice items. For example, a choice between a kale and chard bunch. Members at pre-packed pick-up sites (Poplar St, King St, Hamilton, and Polson) will receive a google form several days ahead of time to select their choices.

Pick-up Locations and Times:

  • Draught Works Brewery, Missoula, Tuesdays 4-6pm

  • Ten Mile Creek Brewery, Helena, Wednesdays 4-6pm

  • Farm, Stevensville, Wednesdays 4-6pm

  • O’Hara Commons, Hamilton, Thursdays, 3-5pm

  • Poplar St, Missoula, Fridays, 4pm - following Thursday

  • King St, Missoula, Fridays, 4pm - following Thursday

  • Bias Brewing, Kalispell, Friday 4-6pm

    Know you farmers, know your food: everything we (Max, Katie + crew) produce at Winter Kissed Farm is produced with soil health in mind.

    Members and non-CSA customers can shop the online store for additional items. We source products from other local growers such as apples, berries, eggs, and more.

    We value your feedback: We do a member survey at the end of the Spring CSA season. We take your feedback to heart and strive to make changes and improvements based on these surveys to better serve you.