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Bien family carries on a family legacy through conservation - Vimarsana News

Bien family carries on a family legacy through conservation

Neil Bien, the 2023 SDSU Eminent Leader in Ag, Family and Community, knows the importance conservation plays in preserving a ranch for generations to come.

Source: agweek.com
Good News: Veblen rancher earns SDSU Eminent Leader award - Vimarsana News

Good News: Veblen rancher earns SDSU Eminent Leader award

The motto “It’s not our land, but it is our turn” has served as a guide to the caretakers of Bien Ranch for more than 130 years.

Source: mykxlg.com
Veblen Ranch Recognized for Conservation Efforts with 2022 Leopold Award - Vimarsana News

Veblen Ranch Recognized for Conservation Efforts with 2022 Leopold Award

Since 1888 Marshall County has been home to the Bien family ranch. Located in the rolling hills of South Dakota’s Prairie Coteau, since the family homesteaded the land, they have embraced its natural landscape of native grass and wetlands.

Source: sdpb.org
Country church bell welcomes friends to Bien Ranch - Vimarsana News

Country church bell welcomes friends to Bien Ranch

A third-generation Veblen rancher, Bien enjoys welcoming friends to enjoy the beauty of the ranch. And when they arrive, he gives them a unique welcome thanks to a bell from the old Trondhjem Lutheran church.

Source: sdpb.org
Neil Bien reflects on a life of preserving wetlands and rolling hills - Vimarsana News

Neil Bien reflects on a life of preserving wetlands and rolling hills

Marshall County in northeast South Dakota is home to an 8,200-acre ranch that belongs to the Bien family. Their dedication to the land and its water has led to recognition as this year's South Dakota Leopold Conservation Award® winner.

Source: sdpb.org