Not sure if farm insurance is for you? Ask yourself these five questions below to identify if your business can benefit from it.

    1. Do you own farm machinery?

         This can include tractors, combines,
         plows, and other equipment that is
         required for daily farming work.

    2. Do you have farm animals on your
        property? 

        From horses and sheep to cattle and
        poultry, your animals can only be protected
        under farm insurance.

    3. Do you rent your land to a farmer?

        Farm insurance still applies to you if
        someone who has rented your land uses it
        to farm. 

    4. Do you grow or sell any crops?

        If you grow and sell fruits, vegetables,
        grains or other crops, farm insurance is
        essential.

    5. Do you have any outbuildings or barns on
         your property?

       If you have an outbuilding, a shed or garage
       that is on the same property but separate
       from a more important building, such as
​       your house, farm insurance is required.

Seeking more guidance? Get in touch with us.

Call 250-833-4450 or

Email insurance@sascu.com

With farm insurance, you can get the following pieces of property covered, whether it is from theft, vandalism or a natural disaster:

• Barns
• Sheds
• Stables
• Chicken Coops (Chicken houses)
• Tracker Storage 
• Crop & Grain Storage

Your equipment are essential to the day-to-day operations of your business. Farm insurance ensures that if your equipment breaks down or is damaged from weather conditions, it can be replaced. Below are the types of equipment farm insurance covers:

• Tractor 
• Plow
• Harrows
• Seeders
• Fertilizer spreader
• Combines
• Baler

Your livestock is the core of your business and deserves to be protected. With farm insurance, your furry friends can be covered. We can protect all types of livestock, with the most common being:

• Cows
• Horses
• Chickens
• Sheep
• Pigs
• Goats

Unexpected events from a disaster or loss may cause your business to temporarily close.

Business interruption can cause a halt in your income, making it challenging to take care of:

• repairs,
• bills,
• payroll, and 
• other ongoing expenses your business has.

Our insurance can help you cover these expenses, so your business can bounce back. Get in touch with us.

Call 250-833-4450 >
or email us at insurance@sascu.com