Cattle Specific Livestock Insurance
According to the USDA, there are approximately 87.2 million head of cattle in the United States as of 2021, and they live in every state of our country. Mixed-used operations with livestock and grain are widespread here in the Midwest. As a farmer navigating all the challenges of keeping your livestock in top shape, you can appreciate that they come with unique risks. For that reason, there are specific insurance requirements for cattle operations that should be discussed.
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Insurance coverages your cattle operation should consider.
There are a variety of Livestock and cattle operation-specific Insurances, which includes a range of coverages to safeguard operations of any size or type. At Hitchings Insurance, our insurance policies are specifically designed to protect your cattle operation, ensuring we protect your bottom line.
As a caretaker of our nation’s livestock, consider a few standard and specific coverages in your farm plan related to your Cattle.
The livestock industry contains a range of opportunities. It also comes with unique risks, such as unforeseen environmental factors affecting herd performance. With the correct insurance, you can gain peace of mind, knowing that potential damages and legal costs will be covered, allowing you to focus on your crucial role in maximizing health and mitigating risks for a thriving cattle operation.
On top of cattle-specific items, you should also consider these additional items in your farm package insurance plan.
Our Farm Insurance Promise
We value people, even more than the farms they operate, and make it our job to mitigate risks and leave no room for doubt. We actively listen, ask questions, and leverage our network of insurance carriers to find the right coverage, at the best price possible.
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