Collection: Olive Branch Pork

We believe our health is connected to the protein we consume, which is connected to the soil we raise our pigs on. We strive to build soil health with animals rather than large amounts of purchased nitrogen and phosphorous.

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Baby Back Ribs - Olive Branch
Baby Back Ribs - Olive Branch
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Olive Branch Pork
Baby Back Ribs - Olive Branch
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$15$25
Bacon (Uncured) - Olive Branch
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Olive Branch Pork
Bacon (Uncured) - Olive Branch
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$17
Bacon - Ends & Pieces - Olive Branch
Olive Branch Pork
Bacon - Ends & Pieces - Olive Branch
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$16
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Bacon - Peppered - Olive Branch
Olive Branch Pork
Bacon - Peppered - Olive Branch
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$18
Bone-In Pork Chop - Olive Branch
Olive Branch Pork
Bone-In Pork Chop - Olive Branch
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$15
Boneless Pork Chops (2-Pack) - Olive Branch
Boneless Pork Chops (2-Pack) - Olive Branch
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Boneless Pork Chops (2-Pack) - Olive Branch
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$15
15% off
Bratwurst - Pork - Olive Branch
Olive Branch Pork
Bratwurst - Pork - Olive Branch
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$12.75
List price
$15
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Ground Pork - Olive Branch
Olive Branch Pork
Ground Pork - Olive Branch
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$15
Ham - Steak - Olive Branch
Olive Branch Pork
Ham - Steak - Olive Branch
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$30

Olive Branch Pork

Bridger, Montana

It all starts with soil

At Olive Branch, we believe great food starts with the soil. It's all connected. The soil, the animal, us. Our goal is to let the animal feed the soil, which in turn feeds the plants, which feeds the animals that feed us. Our job is just to manage the cycle.

The Buessing Family

We grew up on a Midwest grain-livestock operation, loved working with the animals, but wasn't a big fan of spending too much time on a tractor. In 1996 we got married, had 4 children and some of them are now returning back to the land with us.

We run mostly stocker cattle, but do have some cows, sows, pigs, sheep, chickens and guard dogs. We also have ducks, geese, guineas, peacocks and goats from time to time.

We have always done things different than most of our neighbors, and probably make our fair share of the coffee shop talk, but that gets folks thinking, we hope.

Livestock is a tough business. It takes a lot of operating capital, which means long unscheduled hours. We work 7 days a week, someone always has to tend the stock, they don't take the weekends or Christmas off. However, we find it more rewarding when working with a beating heart and usually a smiling face.