Frequently Asked Questions
What does Farmowners insurance cover in Ohio?
Farmowners insurance covers the farm dwelling, outbuildings such as barns and machine sheds, farm personal property and equipment, and the liability of a working farm, under one policy. 1859 Mutual writes Farmowners coverage for Ohio farms through appointed independent agents.
How is Farmowners insurance different from homeowners insurance?
A homeowners policy covers a residence and its contents. Farmowners insurance adds the structures and property a farm depends on, from barns and outbuildings to equipment, along with farm liability, so the home and the operation are both protected.
Does 1859 Mutual write hard-to-place farm risks?
1859 Mutual has a genuine appetite for hard-to-place farm and dwelling risks that fit our underwriting discipline. Coverage is placed through a local independent agent.