Safety & Insurance

As railroads facilitate the movement of agricultural products and other goods through Virginia and beyond, motorists and farm equipment operators are reminded to practice safe passage at railroad crossings.

The season of enjoying eggnog is here—inviting reunited friends and family to savor the flavors of tradition with a few safety tips in mind.

The Southampton County Farm Bureau has donated a utility task vehicle, purchased to help improve emergency response in remote rural areas, to Southampton County Fire and Rescue.

Auto Insurance can be difficult to understand. Before you shop around for auto insurance make sure you understand all your coverage options. For more information on decoding Auto Insurance lingo talk to your local Virginia Farm Bureau Insurance agent.

Holiday cheer was put on ice for one Virginia family when they returned home from an extended Christmas vacation to find multi-floor water damage from a burst pipe in the attic.

Unfortunately, life is full of surprises. Luckily, if you’re covered by Virginia Farm Bureau Insurance your local agent will work hard to make sure you’re covered for whatever life throws your way.

The crackle of cozy campfires and the smell of burning leaves are classic signs of fall. With recent weeks of dry weather, foresters and fire investigators urge Virginians to use caution with outdoor fires.

Amid a nationwide effort to reduce the number of tragedies in America’s most dangerous profession, a new report indicates progress.

Virginia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. recently was named at the top of a prestigious list, ranked the No. 1 homeowners insurance company in the country.

An Agriculture Recovery Resource Day is scheduled for Oct. 29 to help farmers and agribusinesses impacted by Hurricane Helene.