As we continue to stay ahead of the curve for farmers and ranchers, find out how we can work together to protect your next.
Since our start as a small mutual auto insurance provider in 1926, Nationwide has watched farms evolve from horses and moldboard plows to drones and autonomous machinery. We’ve grown and evolved in that time, too.
As the No. 1 insurer of farms and ranches in the U.S.* and the exclusive property and casualty insurance provider for nine state Farm Bureaus (California, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vermont, West Virginia), Nationwide’s commitment to helping farmers and ranchers protect their next is stronger than ever.
Every time agriculture leaps forward, so do we. That’s what protecting your next is all about: always looking and planning ahead – working to provide the insurance products and services progressive farmers and ranchers need to succeed.
Today, that means staying on the leading edge of new tools, practices and technology farmers and ranchers need to get their jobs done. Our firm grasp on these types of changes means we’ll continue to offer the products and services our customers need, whether they’re working to better align with public interest or grow and diversify a farm or ranch.
“We are always challenging ourselves to identify ways we can evolve our products and services. We take our commitment to supporting farmers and ranchers’ changing needs very seriously,” said Brad Liggett, president of Nationwide Agribusiness. “Nationwide is there for you today. We’re also working hard to make sure we protect your next.”
Nationwide offers business solutions to help Farm Bureau members protect their next. That means business planning, insurance tools and transition expertise, including:
• Farm, commercial and surplus/specialty insurance products to protect your life’s work.
• Personal insurance products and services for homes, vehicles and personal liability.
• Financial service products like life insurance, annuities and retirement plans.
As a Farm Bureau member, you are eligible for special savings on your Nationwide farm policy. And you may be eligible for other benefits, such as:
• Emergency roadside assistance coverage.
• Identity fraud expense.
• Arson/crime reporting awards.
• Accidental death coverage for youth organization animals (4-H or FFA).
And our Ag Insight Center provides expert tips and insights to help you navigate the changing agricultural landscape, run a successful business and maintain the safety of your operation.
As we continue to stay ahead of the curve for farmers and ranchers, find out how we can work together to protect your next. Visit FarmAgentFinder.com to talk with a Nationwide Farm Certified agent or visit NationwideAgribusiness.com for more details.
* A.M. Best Market Share Report 2020. “FARM BUREAU” and the Farm Bureau mark are registered service marks of the American Farm Bureau Federation and used under license by Nationwide.
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