The Pitfalls of Being Underinsured!
The rise in interest rates, alongside increases in building costs resulting from the outfall of the pandemic and Brexit, mean that many farming properties in the UK are now underinsured should a claim be made on their policy.
Many farm insurance policies...
Insurance Requirements of a Large Estate
Larger farms and estates aren’t always fully covered by a standard farm insurance policy as they usually have some additional requirements. For instance, large, historic properties with highly valuable contents, such as fine art, may need to be covered...
Prepare Your Farm for LOLER and PER Inspection
Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER) and Pressure Equipment Regulations (PER) refer to mandatory inspections of machinery regularly conducted throughout the farming and agricultural industries. They are designed to ensure...
Reduce the Risk of Fire Water Run-off
Fire water run-off (water left over from putting out a blaze) often causes just as much damage to the surrounding environment as the fire itself. This is because the water source can often become contaminated with hazardous materials and chemicals that are...
Employers’ liability and public liability insurance are important aspects of farming. Although similar, there are clear distinctions between the two types of policy. Understanding these differences means you are better placed to receive the appropriate compensation in the event of an insurance...
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