Saskatchewan Farm Insurance: Specialized for Agricultural Operations
Protect your operation with farm insurance designed for Saskatchewan agricultural producers. Our policies offer protection for your land, buildings, equipment, livestock, and crops.
What Does Farm Insurance in Saskatchewan Typically Cover?
Your farm insurance policy typically protects against:
We work with Saskatchewan’s leading farm insurers:
Aviva Canada | Peace Hills | Portage Mutual | Red River Mutual | SGI Canada | Sandbox Mutual | Wawanesa Mutual
As an independent broker, we shop multiple markets to find you the best coverage at competitive rates.
We provide insurance solutions for all types of agricultural operations:
Comprehensive coverage for large-scale, incorporated farm operations with specialized business needs and liability requirements.
Specialized protection for dairy operations, covering livestock, milking equipment, milk storage facilities, and dairy-specific liability.
Coverage for grain farming operations, including protection for growing crops, harvesting equipment, and market value protection.
Right-sized coverage for small-scale, non-commercial farming operations while maintaining protection for livestock and equipment.
Specialized coverage for livestock operations, including protection for animals, pasture land, and handling facilities.
Protect Your Crops with Specialized Hail Insurance
Choose from our trusted hail insurance providers for reliable protection: Municipal Hail, CHA Canadian Hail, Palliser Insurance, Co-operative Hail, and Rain & Hail.
Frequently Asked Questions About Farm Insurance
What factors affect my farm insurance premium in Saskatchewan?
Several factors influence your farm insurance premium, including your operation’s size, type of farming activities, location, buildings and structures, equipment value, livestock value, claims history, and chosen deductible amount.
Is business liability included in a standard farm insurance policy?
Basic liability coverage is typically included in farm insurance policies, but the extent of coverage may vary. If you engage in direct-to-consumer sales, agritourism, or other commercial activities on your farm, you may need additional business liability coverage.
Do I need separate ‘hail insurance’ if I have farm insurance?
Hail insurance is typically purchased separately as a specialized coverage. It provides protection specifically for growing crops against hail damage, which is a significant risk in Saskatchewan. Your farm insurance will generally cover harvested crops in storage, but not crops still in the field.