Kittleson Bros

09/07/2026

The first load of new warehouse stuff has arrived from across the pond. Something spudtacular is loading soon😀.

08/28/2026

to when we used to hand top the onions in the field into burlap bags to dry. Today, we lift onions to dry in windrows before harvest. The onions are looking good and we are just a few short weeks away from lifting in preparation for harvest!

08/23/2026

Ali has been hard at work in the excavator this summer working on something big! As we are prepping for harvest and complete finishing touches, we will post updates. Stay tuned for more, we can’t wait to see Kittleson Brothers potatoes and onions back on your plate soon!

08/20/2026

Celebrating National Potato Day in style.
Here’s a few of our friends and family trying out our potatoes Duke's Poutine at the Iowa State Fair, including Canadian Ambassador, Mark Wiseman.

08/15/2026

Visiting the Iowa State Fair? We’re excited to partner this year with Duke's Poutine and Choose Iowa to serve our potatoes at the fair. Dug fresh on Monday, they will be served throughout the fair!

Vote for us in the Choose Iowa favorite food contest here: https://www.chooseiowa.com/iowa-state-fair

08/14/2026

to the one of a kind Alice “G” which the Kittleson’s and Rachuts used for planting and cultivating onions. Pictured are Steve’s aunt and uncle as kids.

08/12/2026

07/31/2026

It’s Mitchell County Fair time! We celebrated some first and lasts at the swine show this morning- Lydia (Adams sister and an employee) showed for her last year-as the fair queen, and this was Elle’s first year! Steve and Beth’s son Caleb also showed.

07/24/2026

to onion harvest in the 1940’s when onions were hand topped and dried in 100 lb. burlap bags in the field before being hauled to the warehouse for storage. Pictured is Adam’s grandpa Leo with a load of onions headed to storage.

07/19/2026

No vacation is complete without visiting farms! While it might not have been the kids’ first choice of activities, we thoroughly enjoyed visiting potato farmers in Idaho and Montana and an onion farmer in North Dakota!