understanding insurance for your farm house

A significant part of the protection provided by your farm property insurance is for the home in which you and your family live as well as its contents. Your policy provides coverage for:

  • The structure itself
  • Contents, such as furniture, appliances and personal property
  • Garages, gazebos and swimming pools
  • Liabilities from injuries to house guests

Our AgriChoice® policy provides an automatic construction cost feature that adjusts values to current building costs in your area.

Be sure to talk to your agent about:

  • Insuring your farm house for replacement cost or actual cash value.
  • The cause of loss (basic, broad or special) you want to insure for.
  • How much deductible you should carry. A higher deductible may lower your premium, but you would have to pay more in the event of a loss.
  • The current value of your farm house.
AgriChoice provides some extensions of coverage for:
  • Trees, shrubs, plants and lawns
  • Fallen tree removal
  • Refrigerated products
  • Debris removal
  • Fire department service charges
  • Credit card fraud and forgery

AgriChoice allows you to customize your protection by selecting optional coverages, such as:

  • Sewer and sump pump backup
  • Earthquake damage
  • Identity theft expenses
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This information was obtained from sources believed to be reliable. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company and its employees make no guarantee of results and assume no liability in connection with any suggestions or information contained herein. Furthermore, it cannot be assumed that every acceptable safety method is included in this article or that specific circumstances may not require additional methods or alternative safety suggestions. Also, nothing contained herein is meant to represent or indicate compliance with applicable standards or requirements mandated by federal, state or local jurisdictions.