Two important types of insurance for contract livestock and poultry growers are Care, Custody, and Control and Loss of Business Income.
There’s a lot to consider when it comes to insurance for vehicles on the farm, licensed or unlicensed. Here’s what to know:
Camping is a great way to vacation and RVs and campers make it easy. Here is what to know about RV and travel trailer insurance:
Summer and fall are peak farm show/fair season. Here is what to know about liability exposures and insurance coverage for 4-H and FFA:
Livestock Risk Protection (LRP) can provide protection against declining livestock prices for fed cattle, feeder cattle, and swine.
Many options are available for your car insurance policy. Here’s what to consider when customizing your car insurance policy in Pennsylvania:
Here’s what to know about the sources, products, and uses of dairy/milk, and why dairy farm insurance for milk products may not be enough:
Do horse-drawn carriages require insurance to operate on roadways? Here’s what you need to know for various scenarios:
As more farms include commercial activities, an accurate agribusiness policy vs farmowners policy comparison becomes even more important.
Here’s what to know about the insurance policy DEC page – the information on it, why it’s important, and how you can obtain a copy:
With direct farm marketing, there are extra liability exposures for roadside stands, farmers’ markets, & community-supported agriculture.
It’s a good idea to get different quotes for coverage. Here’s what to consider when comparing different insurance quotes for coverage:
