Crop Insurance: Crop damage can occur from many perils, including severe weather and disease. This coverage may help replace lost income that occurs from those events.

Farm Livestock Insurance: Farm livestock insurance may provide protections from animal loss that may occur from accidents, severe weather, or other covered events.

Equine Insurance: This coverage is specifically for horses and may provide protection for their death, injury, illnesses, or other perils.

Farm Equipment Insurance: Your operations likely include equipment such as pumps, sprayers, and other tools. This insurance can provide coverage is those items are damaged.

Farm Auto Insurance: If your farm owns or utilizes vehicles in its operations, farm auto insurance can provide coverage for them.

Tractor Insurance: If your tractors are damaged by severe weather, vandalism, or other covered events, tractor insurance may help pay for repair or replacement costs.

Farm Dwelling Insurance: This can provide coverage for the structure of your farmhouse.

Farm Structures Insurance: Other structures such as barns, silos and sheds are an integral part of your operations, and this coverage can provide protections if they are damaged.

Farm Liability Insurance: If your farm operation is responsible for bodily injuries or property damage to others, this coverage may help pay for their medical bills. It may also cover your legal costs in the event a lawsuit arises.

Workers’ Compensation Insurance: If you have employees working for your farm, this insurance may provide lost wages or other assistance if they are injured on the job.

Farm Umbrella Insurance: This can supplement your basic liability policies in the event an accident exceeds those policies’ limits.