Safety & Insurance

Spring is known for an increased risk of lightning, hail, damaging winds, tornadoes, flash floods and more. That’s why officials encourage residents to prepare.

Here’s everything you need to know about filing a Farm Bureau insurance claim—we’re here each step of the way.

In the event that some sort of damage occurs, whether to your vehicle or your home, you’ll need to file a claim—here’s the lifecycle of such claims with Virginia Farm Bureau Insurance Co. 

Thunderstorms are the most common severe weather in Spring. Now is the time to be proactive and take steps to prepare your home for the upcoming storm season.

When it comes to running a business in one of the most dangerous industries, preparation can save a life.

Farmers and landowners are contending with a new pest—the invasive hybrid fire ant that’s marching into fields and pastures in Southwest Virginia.

Extra caution is encouraged when driving in the winter months

While HPAI virus strains are extremely infectious and often fatal to domestic poultry, backyard chicken hobbyists and wildfowl hunters can help prevent virus transmission.

With ice, sleet and snow sweeping through Virginia, residents are urged to safeguard their homes and families while staying warm this season.

As a rule of thumb, homeowners should take steps to winterize their homes prior to bad weather.