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Built for operations where weather, livestock, equipment, people, and liability all move fast

Republic Insurance Group helps farms, ranches, equine businesses, and agriculture-adjacent companies protect what they’ve built—with coverage design, risk management support, and a team that speaks the language of the industry.

  • Coverage for property, liability, vehicles, workers comp, and specialty exposures

  • Claims advocacy + long-term risk management support

  • Solutions for both “working ranch” and commercial ag enterprises

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Who We Serve

We serve traditional and commercial-scale agricultural operations, including:

  • Working farms (row crops, specialty crops, mixed-use)

  • Cow/calf, stocker, and commercial ranch operations

  • Family-owned and multi-generation ranches

  • Feed yards, sale barns, and livestock facilities

  • Agribusinesses tied to land, production, and distribution

  • Farm and ranch landlords and leased land operators

  • Agricultural service companies operating on rural property

  • Owner-operated and multi-entity ag enterprises

 

If your operation involves land + equipment + vehicles + employees + third parties, your insurance must be designed as a system—not purchased policy by policy.

Coverage built around how you actually operate

Your operation may need a blend of policies, endorsements, and limits. Common lines include:

Property & Farm/Ranch Coverage

  • Dwellings (where applicable), barns, shops, arenas, and outbuildings

  • Equipment, tools, tack, and stored materials

  • Fences, gates, signage, and improvements

  • Farm personal property and on-premises inventory

  • Business interruption / loss of income (when applicable)

General Liability

  • Premises liability (visitors, customers, vendors)

  • Operations liability (day-to-day work)

  • Products/completed operations (if you sell or manufacture goods)

  • Landowner liability considerations (where applicable)

Commercial Auto & Farm Fleet

  • Ranch trucks, trailers, and service vehicles

  • Hired and non-owned auto (employees using personal vehicles)

  • Driver qualification and fleet safety guidance

Workers’ Compensation

  • Employee injury protection and employer liability

  • Multi-location considerations (if applicable)

  • Return-to-work and safety program structure

Umbrella / Excess Liability

  • Added protection over GL/Auto/Employers Liability

  • Useful for ranches with events, public interaction, or higher net worth exposure

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Agriculture carries unique exposures

Farm and ranch operations face a combination of risks rarely found in other industries:

  • Property loss from fire, wind, hail, and weather extremes

  • Equipment damage and downtime

  • Livestock-related liability and property damage

  • Vehicle and trailer losses across rural territories

  • Employee injuries and labor exposure

  • Public access and premises liability

  • Contractual requirements from lenders, landlords, or partners

  • Business interruption following a covered loss

We help identify where these risks overlap—and where coverage gaps typically hide.

Specialty Farm & Ranch Coverages

Depending on your operation, we may also recommend additional protection as needed:

  • Equipment Breakdown – protection for mechanical or electrical failure

  • Extra Expense Coverage – helps offset costs to keep operations running

  • Farm Personal Property Enhancements – expanded coverage for tools and supplies

  • Crime / Employee Dishonesty – theft of money, materials, or equipment

  • Pollution / Environmental Liability – where applicable to ag operations

  • Cyber Liability – for operations using digital systems, accounting, or remote access

  • Agritourism Endorsements – where farms or ranches allow public access or events

Industries & Operation Types

Common farm & ranch accounts

  • Cow/calf and cattle operations

  • Row crop and specialty crop farms

  • Mixed-use farms and ranches

  • Feed lot & dairy

  • Produce & growers

  • Livestock auction & sale barn

  • Agricultural landlords and lessors

  • Multi-entity ag businesses

  • Family offices with ag assets

  • Rural property owners with active operation

  • Agriculture focused trucking & logistics

  • Gentleman ranches & hobby farms

  • regenerative farming operations
     

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We approach agribusiness differently

Agriculture requires more than quoting a policy. Our process focuses on long-term protection:

  • 1. Operational discovery
    We learn how your land, equipment, people, and vehicles interact.

  • 2. Coverage coordination
    We align property, liability, auto, and workers’ comp so exclusions and limits don’t conflict.

  • 3. Risk management support
    Practical guidance on contracts, certificates, safety, and loss prevention.

  • 4. Claims advocacy
    When a loss occurs, we help present and manage the claim—not just report it.

Frequently Asked Questions

1) What’s the difference between farm insurance and commercial insurance?
Farm and ranch policies blend personal, commercial, and agricultural exposures. The right structure depends on how revenue is generated and how the operation is run.

2) Are livestock automatically covered?
Livestock may be covered differently depending on ownership, location, and use. Coverage should be reviewed carefully to avoid gaps.

3) Do I need commercial auto if my trucks are registered personally?
Often yes. Vehicle use matters more than registration. Business use can create uncovered exposure without the right policy.

4) Is workers’ comp required on a farm or ranch?
Requirements vary by state, but even when not mandated, workers’ comp can be critical protection.

5) Should I carry an umbrella policy?
If you have vehicles, employees, land exposure, or higher asset values, an umbrella often makes sense.

6) Can you insure leased land or leased equipment?
Yes, but leases should be reviewed to ensure insurance responsibilities are aligned.

7) Does my policy cover agritourism or guests on the property?
Public access can change your risk profile. Coverage should be structured specifically for those activities.

8) How often should farm and ranch insurance be reviewed?
At least annually—and anytime you acquire land, equipment, or vehicles.

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Insurance built for the realities of agriculture

Whether you operate a family ranch or a commercial agribusiness, Republic Insurance Group delivers coverage designed to support your operation today and protect it for the long term.

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Disclaimer: Insurance coverage varies based on location, policy, and individual business circumstances. For details about coverage in your state, consult with a licensed insurance agent. The information provided on this site is for general reference only and does not guarantee compliance with state or federal laws. Coverage specifics are determined by the terms, definitions, and exclusions outlined in each individual policy. © Copyright 2025 Republic Insurance Group. All rights reserved.

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