|
|
Services |
|
| Home | Corporate | Agents | Products | Services |
| Services: | Calculators | Claims | eBrochures | eNews | FAQ | Greeting Cards |
Michigan's Insurance Company
|
E-Newsletters: News for Farmers
Michigan Agriculture... Diverse, Dependable, Delicious Your Michigan Crop Insurance Team Why Wives Need Life Insurance Kids Sick? Some Survival Tips... Celebrate National AG Week March 14-20 Estate and Retirement Planning News Related Links Other E-Newsletters E-Newsletter Subscription Michigan Agriculture... Diverse, Dependable, Delicious The American agriculture industry has a theme this year. The national theme is “American Agriculture. Abundant, Affordable, Amazing.” And while that certainly also applies to Michigan’s farming industry, we suggest that Michigan agriculture could use a theme of its own. Here’s a suggestion: Michigan Agriculture. Diverse. Dependable. Delicious. Diverse: Michigan agriculture is amazing in its diversity. So many crops are raised here that agriculture has become Michigan’s second largest industry. Dependable: Hundreds of thousands of Michigan residents earn their living in the agriculture sector. From farming to food processing, agriculture in all its forms is Michigan’s dependable industry. Delicious: Just bite into a cherry pie, cut into some Michigan beef, sip a Michigan wine, or enjoy the taste of Michigan’s great dairy products. Absolutely delicious. Your Michigan Crop Insurance Team Farm Bureau Insurance is committed to meeting the insurance needs of your total farm operation... and that includes crop insurance. We have a team of trained crop insurance agents serving every part of Michigan. When you need crop insurance, this is the team ready to help you. Our crop insurance agents will work with you... customizing a crop protection plan that fits your farm and your needs. Trust your crop insurance to agents from Michigan’s most trusted farm insurer. Our local crop insurance agents include Scott Allen, Ithaca; Marty Anderson, Sparta; Denise Arensen, Ionia; Jeff Buckham, Jr., Portage; Loren Carlisle, Three Rivers; Michael Carr, Kimball; Michael Draft, Caledonia; Scott Fair, Coldwater; Tom French, Fowler; Bob Gary, Allendale; Dennis Greenman, Mason; Jack Griffin, Portland; Chris Hathaway, Traverse City; Tim Heffner, Allegan; Clayton Hisler, Portage; Bill Hoeft, Ann Arbor; Mark Hop, Holland; Jason Huffman, Michigan Center; Casey Jahn, Harbor Beach; Rick Jensen, Escanaba; Mark Johnson, Grand Rapids; Mary Kartes, West Branch; Craig Krueger, Sandusky; Kevin Laethem, Midland; Ben Landheer, Fremont, David Landheer, Fremont; Brent Leininger, Hillsdale; Todd Lincoln, Lakeview. Also: Bob Meyer, Allendale; Gordie Moeggenborg, Mt. Pleasant; Tracy Neely, Coldwater; Jeff Pangborn, Swartz Creek; Ken Pangborn, Swartz Creek; Scott Peterson, Traverse City; Marty Rudlaff, Berrien Springs; Mark Russell, Chesaning; Ed Samborn, Kawkawlin; Wayne Sayers, Caro; Marvin Schwab, Standish; Angela Shannon, Kalamazoo; Duane Simpkins, Gladwin; Dave Simpson, Charlotte; Dennis Smiertka, Allegan; Shawn Stiner, Grawn; Brenda Szach, Houghton Lake; Dave Tapping, Ann Arbor; Jeff Thomas, Laingsburg; Call Timmer, Holland, Terrie Todd, Jackson; Dan Veeser, Escanaba; Scott Warren, Traverse City; and Bob Willard, Allendale. Why Wives Need Life Insurance Maybe you don’t like to think about life insurance, but if you have loved ones—or people who depend on you—you need it. In fact, life insurance the foundation of financial security for you and your family. Even if your spouse has life insurance already, you probably still need it, too. Look at it this way: If the wife dies, there’s a tremendous loss to the family. Who will take care of the children? Child care can be very expensive. And if the wife works outside the home, life insurance can help replace the income she provides. Life insurance is necessary to replace the financial value she brings to the family, whether she’s a stay-at-home mom or someone who works outside the home. Get the life insurance you need for you and your spouse now... when you can still afford it. Your Farm Bureau Insurance agent will help you determine how much you and your spouse will need. Kids Sick? Some Survival Tips... It happens. Your child gets sick and has to miss a day of school. So how can you help your kids and life their spirits when they’re home sick? A few tips:
We offer plans administered by Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Michigan, the most trusted name in health care in the state. For health insurance made easy, contact your Farm Bureau Insurance agent today. Celebrate National AG Week March 14-20 Agriculture is helping to revitalize the economy, so National Ag Week is being celebrated March 14-20 to focus on ag’s important role in the daily life of Americans. Within that week, National Ag Day is also being celebrated on March 20. This is a time to celebrate abundance all across the nation... and in Michigan, too. Michigan will also observe Ag Week and Ag Day. Agriculture is Michigan’s second largest industry so we have a lot of reason to celebrate in this state Related Links: Commercial Property/Casualty Insurance Products including...
The product information included in the Farm Bureau Insurance of Michigan web site is intended for Michigan residents only, and is neither an offer to sell nor an invitation to purchase any insurance product. |
|
Home
| Corporate
| Agents
| Products
| Services
Site Index |
||
|
Copyrights, Disclosures, Disclaimers
Privacy Notice |
