Coverage Options
From poultry farms to peach farms, we've got you covered. Your local Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance agent will help you select the protection that meets your needs. You can even tailor your policy to provide additional coverage to your dwelling, contents, farm equipment, and farm buildings.
Property coverages
- Dwelling
- Personal property
- Additional living expense and loss of rents coverage
Liability coverage
- Bodily injury
- Medical payments
- Property damage
- First aid expense
- Incidental farm business pursuit (i.e. roadside stands)
- Limited pollution
Coverage for your farm equipment and farm buildings
When you insure your farm equipment or farm buildings, some of the perils you receive protection from are:
- Fire and lightning
- Windstorm or hail
- Explosion
- Riot or civil commotion
- Aircraft
- Vehicles
- Smoke
- Vandalism and malicious mischief
- Glass breakage (farm building only)
- Falling objects
- Theft or attempted theft
- Overturn or collision (farm equipment only)
Optional coverages
- Named persons medical
- Farm employee loss of wages
- Farm employee liability
Additional coverages available
- Water back-up and sump overflow
- Jewelry
- Earthquake
- Additional animal perils
- Farm equipment glass coverage
- Business pursuits
- All terrain vehicles
- Identity fraud expense
- Equine business liability
- Weight of ice, sleet, and snow
Life's Blueprints: A KFB Insurance Blog
Information that will help keep you and your loved ones safe and savvy – whether you’re on the road or in your old Kentucky home.
- After the storm: What to do following a property loss
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You never know when a storm may hit, but you can prepare ahead of time by learning how to minimize the damage and properly report a loss to your Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance agent.
- Repair fraud prevention checklist
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Homeowners impacted by strong storms may find themselves in need of contractors to repair damaged homes or clean up fallen debris. When major storms hit, it is not unusual for “storm chasing” contractors to arrive on the scene looking for work. Hiring these contractors can be risky.