Safety & Insurance

With colder temperatures settling in, the weeks leading up to winter are a prime time to prepare your home for damaging snow and ice storms.

Traffic safety experts urge motorists to be sun-glare aware at sunrise and sunset this time of year.

Virginia Farm Bureau Federation is working to promote the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ newly launched AgriStress Helpline to provide the state’s farmers with mental health support.

As fall sets in and temperatures begin to drop, now is the time to assess the safety of chimneys, fireplaces and heating units.

Farm Bureau members in Virginia can weather the storm season by saving on essential items such as flashlights, first-aid kits and generators through Grainger.

Farming is a difficult trade, and farmers’ work often puts them in potentially dangerous situations.

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

The path toward safer Virginia roadways begins with drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists sharing the mutual responsibility of road safety.

Members can save on rental cars through Avis and Budget, as well as lodging at thousands of hotels nationwide.

Hurricanes may get the most attention in the headlines, but sporadic summer storms can be just as devastating.