Risk Management - Ohio Farm Bureau

Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast: Farm Fire Prevention and Property Protection

From barn fires to severe weather, property damage can create costly challenges for farm families. Laramie Sandquist of Nationwide Agribusiness…

Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast: Risk Management for What You Can’t See

Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation joins the podcast to explain how common gases pose an unseen risk in agriculture

Bracing for impact

Is your property and pocketbook ready for what Mother Nature has in store?

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.

Managing the risks of custom farming

To manage the risks of their business, Orrson Custom Farming follows strict safety protocols, provides ongoing training for crew members and keeps insurance coverage updated.

Scams and Identity Theft: All tricks and no treats

The use of your personal information by criminals is a scary proposition. Like other areas of risk assessment, take a look at your exposure and determine if protective steps are necessary.

Across the Table: Farm bill vital to Ohio’s 80,000 farms

Ohio Farm Bureau will be working directly with our state’s congressional delegation in Washington throughout the development of this new farm bill, and I encourage you to do the same.

Ag tool to help avoid electrical infrastructure and electrocution

ShockAvoid is a provider of high-voltage proximity alarms to help farmers and crop protection applicators steer clear of dangerous electrical hazards.

Investment in succession planning pays off

Alisha Morgan is passionate about succession planning because without that plan in place, the emotional and financial tolls that came their family’s way could have resulted in the loss of their farm.

Insurance coverage for double crop soybeans expanded in Ohio

USDA’s Risk Management Agency is expanding double crop insurance opportunities in nearly 1,500 counties, including 87 of Ohio’s 88 counties, where double cropping is viable.