Best Insurer for Farm?

[FutureFarmer]

Just wondering what insurer everyone is using for their farm?

Specifically things like:

• buildings & contents cover for outbuildings
• public liability
• tractor insurance

I'm looking at ours and thinking it's a bit steep but I'm concerned about going to a more mainstream insurer who does not really understand what farming involves.

 

[An Gof]

I use both NFU Mutual and Cornish Mutual .......

Think i will sit back with some of this now ...

 

[Bury the Trash]

Go to a good and trusted broker.

 

[Tarw Coch]

Have been with Greenlands for about 5 years and no complaints

There is one insurer I would’nt recommend due to them being awkward over a claim but no doubt others will recommend them

 

[icanshootwell]

NFU cause they pay with out much trouble, just had a claim for flood damage, payment no problem.

 

[bobk]

NFU cause they pay with out much trouble, just had a claim for flood damage, payment no problem.

I had a flood and NFU said I wasn't covered

 

[DRC]

Farmers and mercantile .

 

[Gedd]

NFU not the cheapest but the few claims I've had payed no quibble and office is just 5 miles away can go and speak in person well you could until this last year

 

[jackrussell101]

Direct line

 

[DRC]

Direct line

Do they cover farm insurance, like livestock etc

 

[jackrussell101]

Do they cover farm insurance, like livestock etc

No, I don't think so.

I've heard Liverpool Victoria are good but haven't had any experience myself.

 

[2wheels]

denis o brown, stirling

 

[neilo]

I’be been with NIG through Caleb Roberts, a local broker that was recommended to me.
I can’t complain about the small claims I have put through, which was no better or worse than experience of NFU.
20% cheaper for more extensive cover too.

 

[FG.]

We've been with NIG for quite while now, through Barpax.
Always been pretty good.

 

[Kryten]

CLA here - good premium and easy to deal with claim wise

 

[Hampton]

At the moment I’m with marsh and farmers & merc