Life's Blueprints - Kentucky Farm Bureau

Kentucky is in our hearts, not just in our name. That’s why it’s important to us to help you navigate life’s mishaps. Welcome to Life’s Blueprints, a blog by Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance. Here, you’ll find information that will help keep you and your loved ones safe and savvy – whether you’re on the road or at home.
 

How to pet-proof your holiday decor

How to pet-proof your holiday decor

With a few minor adjustments, your home can be filled with holiday cheer and remain a jolly place for pets to play.

Think before you thaw: Tips for electronic space heaters

Think before you thaw: Tips for electronic space heaters

It’s tempting to crank up that space heater for some extra bedroom warmth or to de-ice your cold toes at the office, but take these precautions before turning that dial to the maximum setting.

How to avoid a parking lot meltdown this holiday season

How to avoid a parking lot meltdown this holiday season

According to the National Retail Federation (NRF), American consumers plan to spend an average of $902 during the 2024 holiday shopping season. That’s a lot of loot – and holiday scammers are well aware.

Winterizing your warm weather wheels

Winterizing your warm weather wheels

One of the biggest mistakes people make when storing a vehicle for the winter is leaving the fuel gauge at its current level. Gasoline can go bad over the course of the season and cause damage that far exceeds the bill for a new tank of fuel.

Avoid 'fowl' play with these Thanksgiving cooking tips

Avoid 'fowl' play with these Thanksgiving cooking tips

Thanksgiving Day is by far the leading day for home cooking fires, with more than three times as many cooking fires occurring on that day as a typical day of the year. 

Trees, leaves and debris: Your gutters' worst enemies

Trees, leaves and debris: Your gutters' worst enemies

The soft leaves, pine needles, saplings and debris in your gutters are perfect home-building materials for invasive critters such as squirrels, possums, birds and cockroaches.