Farm Insurance
n tIf you are operating your farm with computerized equipment, have you thought to insure it? This includes soil, weather and crop sensors.
Are you protected for a financial loss? How about being covered for lost earnings while a part of your business is being restored?
What about something as seemingly innocuous as a hayride or a haunted house occasionally offered at the farm to generate some extra income? If someone is hurt at one of those events, a standard farm insurance policy will not cover it. That could make you the target of a lawsuit you are left unprotected to defend.
Insurance people call these “protection gaps.” Farm operations possess the potential for a lot of them. And any missing sliver of protection not adequately addressed could cost you money, time or even your farm! In addition to the standard lines of coverage farms require, we provide advice and coverage options for livestock insurance, crop insurance, etc.
If you are uncertain about what your policy covers; if you have altered your farm processes or are concerned about increasing weather risks to your crop, contact Insurance Brokers of MN. There you will discover farm insurance experts who will make sure your farm operations stay protected by staunch insurance. In your unpredictable world, we will be your constant.
Insurance Brokers of MN- Your Minnesota Farm Insurance Expert
Insurance Brokers of MN have provided farm insurance for big and small farm operations in the Minnesota and Wisconsin area. We are known as reliable, competent and knowledgeable about farm insurance. We keep up on insurance protection related to all of the latest technological advances in the industry.
At Insurance Brokers of MN we work with some of the very best farm insurance companies and underwriters in the market.
A few of our companies:
ACE – Austin Mutual -Nationwide – Westfield – Continental Western (CWG) – Travelers – Auto Owners – State Auto – Plus many township mutual’s around Minnesota.
So, complete the Protection Savers Form, today-before the next crop cycle.