More Insurance Products
Looking to insure something you didn't see listed? We've got you! Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance can also provide coverage for many popular items, including (but not limited to)*:
- ATVs/UTVs
- Classic and collector autos
- Commercial trucks and vehicles
- Condo and homeowners associations
- Jet skis
- Motor homes
- Pet health
- Special events
- Surety bonds
- Team sport accident and medical
- Travel trailers
- Vacant properties
- Weddings
- Workers compensation
For more information on insurance products, contact your local Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance agent today.
*Services insured by Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance Agency, LLC.
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About Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance Company
Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance has been serving families of the Bluegrass since 1943. We are the largest property and casualty insurance company in Kentucky. We're located where our customers are — in each and every one of the 120 counties in the Commonwealth. Tired of dealing with a computer or answering service? We're hometown people ready to serve you on a personal basis.
Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance is rated A (excellent), one of the highest ratings awarded by the A.M. Best Company, the most respected name in insurance rating services. In addition, we are currently rated an A+ with the Better Business Bureau (BBB). BBB ratings are based on 13 trust-related factors, including fair and appropriate handling of any customer complaints filed with BBB, business stability as represented by numerous years of business, and compliance with BBB’s Standards of Trust.
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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.
- Do you have a live Christmas tree? Here's one way you can recycle it
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Through a program called “Christmas for the Fishes,” the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife (KDFW) collects discarded Christmas trees to create fish habitats.
- Christmas tree safety tips
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Avoid a tree tragedy this holiday season! Christmas trees annually cause millions of dollars in property damage.