Published Mar. 12, 2010
Farm umbrella insurance is designed to protect you when accidents happen and your existing liability insurance is not enough to cover all of the loss sustained by another party.
Published Oct. 12, 2011
When it comes to transition planning, farmers face some unique challenges and need to take proactive steps to help ensure that their legacy is protected.
Published Jul. 16, 2010
That “B” average may have served you well in school. But when it comes to choosing your insurer, it’s better to go for an A+.
Published May. 25, 2011
Brent Porteus will also serve on the Nationwide Board Sponsor Committee, which oversees the company’s relationship with eight Farm Bureaus and two major agricultural cooperatives in the United States.
Published Mar. 23, 2011
All Terrain Vehicles are frequently used on the farm or ranch to haul supplies or get to the field, but ATVs often serve another purpose: recreation. Unfortunately, children are frequently victims of accidents on ATVs.
Farms that provide agritourism opportunities can face unique legal risks that can be managed through liability insurance
Published Aug. 12, 2010
There are lots of ways to attract visitors and extra income to farms in the autumn. However, it’s also important for farmers to understand the increased liability that comes with inviting the public onto their premises.
Published Jul. 19, 2012
Taking precautions to prevent employee injuries and proactively promoting an environment of safety every day are some of the best investments a business can make.
Published Sep. 24, 2009
AgriChoice a new breed of equine insurance
Published Jan. 21, 2010
As more Americans are forced to make tough choices to balance the monthly checkbook, it’s becoming more important than ever to have auto insurance coverage that is personalized to your needs. Nationwide, with its On Your Side Review and new On Your Side Rewards, can help you get the best value possible.
Published Sep. 9, 2010
Tractor rollover accidents are among the most frequent causes of farm fatalities. Rollovers also result in serious injuries that leave farmers disabled and many farm families in dire straits.
Farmers with assets tied up in land, buildings and equipment can face unique succession planning challenges.
Published Sep. 6, 2011
All family-owned businesses are important to our economy, but few are as critical to the future strength and stability of our nation as family-owned farms.
Published Jan. 15, 2009
Members may qualify for up to a 10 percent discount on Nationwide insurance for cars and home, as well as for savings on other coverages.
Nationwide Insurance CEO Steve Rasmussen addressing farmers at OFBF's annual meeting.
Published Dec. 16, 2010
Nationwide Insurance was started to help farmers and it wants to continue to be in the marketplace to do just that, according to CEO Steve Rasmussen.
Published Jul. 3, 2012
Policyholders with storm damage should call the Nationwide and Allied claims hotline at 1-800- 421-3535 or contact their local agent.
Published Aug. 23, 2011
Farmers who offer agritourism activities need to discuss their specific types of businesses with their insurance agent.
Published Jan. 18, 2010
County Farm Bureau members, community leaders and members of the Ohio Livestock Coalition have opportunity to recognize neighbors' outstanding rural communications efforts.
Knollman Farms, of Hamilton, Ohio, received the 2011 Ohio Livestock Coalition (OLC) Neighbor of the Year Award.
Published Feb. 3, 2012
Ohio Farm Bureau members, community leaders and members of the Ohio Livestock Coalition have the opportunity to recognize efforts neighbors have made in rural Ohio to positively develop and enhance relationships and communications with the annual Neighbor of the Year Award.
Published May. 9, 2013
Networking and staying involved in the farming community are key for young people in the agriculture industry. Ohio Farm Bureau’s Young Agricultural Professionals (YAP) program for 18 to 35-year-olds, provides many opportunities for young people in agriculture to further develop themselves.
A dairy cow greets visitors to the new Web site
Published Jun. 17, 2009
Did you know that cows are fed 100 pounds of feed a day? Or that dairy farmers use recycled water to wash barns and irrigate fields? Or that nearly all farms in Ohio are family operations?
AgriPOWER Institute Class V
Published Aug. 2, 2012
Twenty Ohioans interested in becoming future leaders and advocates for Ohio agriculture gathered in Columbus to meet for the first time after being selected by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation (OFBF) to participate in its 2012-2013 AgriPOWER Institute.
Published Nov. 12, 2009
A new COSI on Wheels program has been launched following the successful run of “Agriculture Adventures,” an OFBF-sponsored program that has reached an estimated 482,333 participants over nine years.
Published May. 14, 2009
A district court judge has upheld most of the Ohio Department of Agriculture’s (ODA) new rules for dairy labels.
Starting in November, some farmers who store oil products must have a written plan for preventing and addressing spills.
Published May. 17, 2010
A new U.S. Environmental Protection Agency rule would require farms to have a spill prevention plan in place later this year.
Published Nov. 15, 2011
The current farm bill, which is set to expire in 2012, is something that is always at the top of the priority list of issues for Ohio Farm Bureau and American Farm Bureau.
Ohio Farm Bureau's “Farmer’s Guide to Truck and Farm Implement Laws and Regulations
Published Feb. 2, 2012
Ohio Farm Bureau's “Farmer’s Guide to Truck and Farm Implement Laws and Regulations" is a 38-page spiral bound notebook outlining laws and regulations that rule the road as farmers and truckers travel across the state.