If you have a selling farm what insurance do you use?

[kahlertm]

Do you cover yourself with an LLC...which by the way we have done. LLC covers you to an extent that a person can not sue you for everything you have for having become sick from your eggs or sick birds being sold. I am not a lawyer, but have been a small business owner and wife to a small business owner. There are many options. Legal zoom or sites like it can do this.

What I am considering is whether this falls under a homeowner policy and if you have farm insurance who was a good carrier for you? I do not wish to drum up negative replies. Only positive suggestions.

For instance, my animal behavior business had Hartford. It was the most "trainer" friendly option of companies. Now I know there has to be farm insurance somewhere. Any input?

Thank you in advance.

Tonya

 

[Stellar]

I cover myself with an LLC subsidy (spelling, it's combined with another family business)
Still looking for a farm insurance, all I have is a home insurance.

 

[rittert3]

Hmm is this something I should consider? My birds won't bring in more than $100 a month, would it be worth it?

 

[Oregon Blues]

Get farm insurance with liability. The Farm Bureau offers a good policy.

Mutual of Enumclaw used to offer farm insurance, don't know if they still do, but they always had a reason why they didn't have to pay a claim. I very much would never recommend them.