Safety & Insurance

As fall temperatures arrive in Virginia, homeowners are preparing for the colder months ahead.

As farmers work long, laborious hours this fall harvest season, motorists are encouraged to do their part to protect the people providing for their communities.

The leading cause of death for U.S. youth ages 15-18 is automobile accidents.

Fall may be on the horizon, but lingering summer heat can still pose serious risks for farmers and agricultural workers.

Virginia farmers are poised to reap plentiful harvests this fall, and that means increased farm equipment on roadways.

Learn methods of optimizing harvests—from pickling to dehydrating.

BLACKSBURG—Virginia Farm Bureau’s ongoing commitment to safer roadways and rural communities was celebrated at the 2026 Distracted Driving Summit, where two Farm Bureau safety advocates were recognized for their efforts to improve transportation safety across the commonwealth.Hosted by DRIVE SMART Virginia, the 13th annual summit brought together 237 in-person attendees—industry leaders, scientists, educators, safety professionals […]

For Virginia families who’ve spent generations on the water, lake life is more than a hobby—it’s a lifestyle.

If you’ve been in an accident, you worry how it will affect your auto insurance policy. Some Virginia Farm Bureau auto policyholders are eligible for accident forgiveness protection.

After too many close calls and crashes involving farm equipment on one of Southside Virginia’s busiest highways, Greensville County farmers are taking their safety message directly to motorists.