Nationwide Insurance, Author at Ohio Farm Bureau

At Nationwide, our past informs our future

As we pause this year to celebrate our centennial, we remain grateful for our long-term partnership with the Ohio Farm Bureau.

Nationwide News: Unlock hidden farmland value with legacy nutrient deductions

Legacy nutrient deductions enable new farmland owners to claim deductions on the nutrients within the soil on which healthy crops depend.

A decade of action: Grain bin safety for 2026

As part of Grain Bin Safety Week, Nationwide and the National Education Center for Agricultural Safety are once again holding the annual Nominate Your Fire Department Contest.

Nationwide News: Protect your farm from severe winter weather hazards

Plan ahead, be attentive to changing weather and be ready to act when severe winter conditions endanger health and safety.

Prepared to protect: 62 fire departments gain life-saving rescue tools

Nationwide’s Grain Bin Safety campaign expands its reach, delivering grain rescue tubes and training to 62 fire departments in 2025.

Nationwide launches weather alert program to help farmers

For more information or to sign up for weather alerts, farm policyholders should contact their Nationwide agent or visit ofb.ag/nationwideweatheralert.

Nationwide News: Preventing propane accidents on the farm

By understanding the dangers and taking these precautions, farmers can safely harness the power of propane.

Holton named 2024-2025 Ohio Golden Owl Award winner

Tom Holton, from East Knox High School, was recognized as Ohio’s outstanding agricultural education teacher making a lasting impact in his classroom and community.

Nationwide News: Is a limited liability company right for your farm?

Before deciding whether to organize your farm or business as an LLC, talk to an attorney, accountant or other trusted financial adviser who can help you determine if it’s the right move.

Nationwide News: 65% of farmers lack risk management plans

Embracing risk planning and working with experts like a Nationwide-appointed agent can help farmers better navigate uncertainties and secure their farm’s future.