Farm and Ranch Insurance - San Antonio, TX

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Farm and Ranch insurance in San Antonio, TX and surrounding areas.

It can be overwhelming to think about insuring your farm or ranch if it’s both your home and your business. Farm insurance eliminates the confusion and allows you to simplify your insurance into a single policy.

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When your farm or ranch is both your home and your business, insurance can seem like a complicated topic. In fact, it’s an opportunity to get a single policy that meets all your needs. The key is being certain what you want from a farm insurance policy and making sure your insurer provides it.

Use the yellow hot spots and explore how farm insurance can help protect against common risks.
Field Crops
Risk Factor

There are many uncontrollable factors that affect the growth of field crops, such as weather. Are you prepared for what might happen if your crops are devastated by an uncontrollable incident?

Solution

You can protect your livelihood and investment from this type of unavoidable risk with the addition of multi-peril crop insurance.

Note: Actual policies must be consulted for specific terms and conditions.

ATV / Utility Vehicles
Risk Factor

Utility vehicles or ATVs designed for use on farms can increase liability. This is mainly because these vehicles are known to be associated with high-risk behaviors, such as operating the vehicle without the use of protective equipment.

Solution

If you routinely ride your ATV or utility vehicle, be sure to always use good judgment and wear proper protective equipment, such as a helmet. Additionally, avoid behaviors that are known to increase risk of injury, such as riding on roads that are intended for automobiles.

Note: Actual policies must be consulted for specific terms and conditions.

Care, Custody, and Control
Risk Factor

If you're caring for livestock owned by others on your farm and an unfortunate event occurs causing the death of some or all of this livestock, you may be held responsible.

Solution

To protect yourself and your farm from this type of risk, add care, custody, and control to your insurance policy as an endorsement.

Note: Actual policies must be consulted for specific terms and conditions.

Coverage for Peak Season
Risk Factor

During harvest, a farmer often stores grain in grain bins, and this grain usually sells within a few months. Coverage is needed while the grain is on-site, but it could get expensive to fully maintain this coverage during the rest of the year when no grain is present on the farm.

Solution

Cover the grain under peak season. This option tailors your coverage to provide increased amounts of insurance during the months in which you have grain on your farm. This type of coverage can be applied to any harvested crop, not just grains.

Note: Actual policies must be consulted for specific terms and conditions.

Products Liability Exposure
Risk Factor

Say, for example, that the beef produced from the cows raised or kept on a farm causes illness in a consumer when it’s eaten.

Solution

To combat this risk, add an endorsement that modifies your insurance policy to protect you from these potential mistakes.

Note: Actual policies must be consulted for specific terms and conditions.

Property
Risk Factor

If you have a barn or farm structure, a loss to these structures can be catastrophic, potentially putting the farm out of business.

Solution

Be sure you have adequate property coverage to protect your farm from potential catastrophic loss.

Note: Actual policies must be consulted for specific terms and conditions.

Pollution
Risk Factor

Pollution is an increasing risk that can occur due to the improper storage or application of pesticides and fertilizers, runoff, and above ground or underground storage tanks.

Solution

It is difficult to control pollution risks on your farm, but it is not impossible. You can protect yourself against this type of risk by obtaining environmental insurance that provides protection for both bodily injury and property damage caused by a farm pollution incident.

Note: Actual policies must be consulted for specific terms and conditions.

Custom Farming / Business Activity
Risk Factor

Does your farm provide services for others? If so, you may be held responsible for the business activities related to these services.

Solution

To protect yourself from any type of incident relating to these business activities, add an endorsement for custom farming to your insurance policy.

Note: Actual policies must be consulted for specific terms and conditions.

Foreign Object Ingestion Coverage
Risk Factor

Equipment used on a farm has a high risk of mechanical breakdown. For example, a farmer's combine or chopper could ingest a rock causing equipment failure.

Solution

Add Foreign Object Ingestion coverage so the repairs on your combine or chopper will be covered on your policy. Ask your agent if your policy has this coverage since it is not "automatic" on most farm policies.

Note: Actual policies must be consulted for specific terms and conditions.

Umbrella
Risk Factor

What happens when your farm faces a large liability loss that exceeds the basic limit of your standard policy?

Solution

A commercial umbrella insurance policy increases your liability limits by adding protection over and above your current farm policies - providing real financial value, as well as priceless peace of mind. Commercial umbrella insurance is available either by an endorsement to your farm policy or as separate coverage.

Note: Actual policies must be consulted for specific terms and conditions.

Tom had always dreamed of owning his farm, and after years of saving and hard work, he had finally achieved his goal. He was now the proud owner of a small but thriving farm with crops and livestock that were in high demand. 

One day, however, a severe storm hit the area, causing extensive damage to his property. The strong winds had uprooted many of his crops, and falling trees had damaged several of his buildings. 

Thankfully, Tom had farm insurance, which covered the cost of the damage to his property. Without the insurance, he would have been unable to afford the repairs and lost a significant portion of his income. 

Tom realized that owning a farm came with many risks, and it was essential to have insurance coverage that could protect his property and his livelihood. Farm insurance provided coverage for his crops, livestock, equipment, and any liability issues that may arise. 

From that day on, Tom made sure to review his farm insurance policy regularly to ensure that he had adequate coverage. He understood that any damage or loss of property could significantly impact his business and finances. 

Tom was grateful that he had farm insurance, which helped him during the difficult time of the storm. He knew he could rely on insurance coverage to protect his farm and investment. Thanks to his insurance, Tom could continue living his dream of owning and operating a successful farm. 

 
Let’s discuss your farm or ranch insurance. One of our insurance advisors will reach out to you to review your information and present you with the appropriate farm insurance solution. There’s no obligation, just good-old-fashioned advice.