Safety & Insurance
Virginia high school student mobilizes community to prevent farm equipment roadway tragedies
A Wythe County high school student has transformed a community tragedy into a rallying cry for awareness.
Extinguish your risk of sparking a wildfire while tidying up the lawn
When safety falls by the wayside, summertime yardwork can trigger catastrophic consequences.
Virginians urged to stay safe in the summer sun
Sunscreen may seem like just another routine task, but it plays an important role in protecting people against cancer.
Consumers urged to prioritize safety when operating UTVs
Virginians are reminded that even remarkably rugged and versatile utility terrain vehicles have life-threatening limits.
Virginia organizations collaborate to connect statewide farmers with farm stress resources
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and agricultural organizations are reminding farmers and others in the industry that there are resources, tools and listening ears to help weather the storm.
Safety officials urge vigilance on roadways during and after Memorial Day holiday weekend
As AAA estimates over 1 million Virginians will travel distances by car over the Memorial Day weekend, roadway safety advocates are reminding motorists of updated traffic safety laws.
Help when you need it most: Roadside Assistance available
Virginia Farm Bureau customers with towing and labor coverage on auto insurance policies now get roadside assistance at no additional charge!
Wearing a seat belt is one of the safest things you can do—and it’s the law
Wearing a seat belt is one of the safest and smartest things you can do when in a motor vehicle.
Spring storm events can be fast and furious, damaging homes and farm structures statewide
As a Virginia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. agent based in King & Queen County, Mike Pumo has been there to help customers recover from wind damage and flood losses from many hurricane seasons.
Have patience during spring planting season
The familiar signs of spring mark the start of planting season—a busy and often hazardous time as farmers travel from field to field to get their crops in the ground.
