Safety & Insurance

Virginia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. is again ranked at the top of an esteemed list, named the No. 1 homeowners insurance company in the country.

Traffic accidents involving livestock can become chaotic and dangerous situations. That’s why VFBF recently hosted a series of training events.

Fall is prime time for deer collisions, and a drive home without watchful eyes on the road can become a financial nightmare in a flash.

Teen Driver Safety Week, Oct. 19-25, is an ideal opportunity for parents of young drivers to have honest conversations about safe driving habits and roadway risks.

As in-vehicle touchscreen controls are increasingly incorporated into modern car designs, transportation researchers are examining the distraction potential presented.

Woodstoves offer cozy retreats during frigid winters. But that comfort comes with responsibility. Without proper care and maintenance, they can pose serious fire risks.

Peace of mind in Virginia’s produce supply was a key takeaway of a recent food safety demonstration event.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting sectors are still the most dangerous in America.

Eating a fresh salad from the garden is a rewarding experience. But a homegrown harvest requires safe handling to prevent illness.

The consequences of an unsecured load can lead to serious accidents, injuries, significant financial liabilities and even death.