Posts by Farmers Union
January Insurance Check-In: Starting the Year Prepared in Montana
January is a natural time for fresh starts, and for Montana families and businesses, it’s also a smart time to review insurance coverage. Winter conditions, new purchases, and changes from the past year can all impact how well your policies protect you today. Over the holidays, many households add new electronics, tools, furniture, or recreational…
Read MoreDecember in Montana: A Good Time to Check What Protects You
December in Montana brings a mix of reflection and preparation. As the year winds down, winter settles in, travel picks up, and many households and businesses take stock of what they’ve added, changed, or accomplished over the past twelve months. It’s also one of the most practical times of year to review your insurance coverage…
Read MoreA Season of Gratitude at Farmers Union Insurance
November is a time to slow down, take stock of the year, and appreciate the people and places that matter most. At Farmers Union Insurance, gratitude plays a major role in the work we do every day. We are proud to support families, farmers, homeowners, and business owners across our communities, and we are thankful…
Read MoreScary Coverage Gaps That Haunt Montana Farms and Ranches
October brings shorter days, cooler temperatures, and the final push before winter sets in. But while most Montana producers are focused on harvest and prep work, there’s something else that deserves attention—coverage gaps that can quietly creep into farm and ranch insurance policies. These unseen gaps can cause financial shocks when losses occur. Here are…
Read MorePreparing for Fall in Montana – Insurance Insights for September
As September settles in, Montana begins its shift from the long days of summer to cooler mornings, shorter evenings, and a new set of challenges for homeowners, drivers, farmers, and business owners. It’s the perfect time to pause and review your insurance coverage before the busy fall season and unpredictable Montana weather set in. Why…
Read MoreStaying Safe on Montana Roads This August
August is one of the busiest months on Montana roads. Between back-to-school traffic, late-summer road trips, and harvest season, Great Falls drivers see a mix of commuters, tourists, and farm equipment all sharing the highway. That makes it the perfect time to review a few safety tips—and to make sure your auto insurance is ready…
Read MoreSafe Travels: Protecting Your Identity During Vacation Season
July is the perfect time to relax, recharge, and make new memories—but as you plan your getaway, don’t forget to pack some smart identity protection habits. Summer is peak season not just for travel, but also for identity theft. Here’s how to stay one step ahead while enjoying the break you deserve: Pause the Mail,…
Read MoreMontana Summers & Your Home Insurance: What You Might Be Missing
July in Great Falls means warm days, BBQs, and late sunsets—but it also brings summer storms, wildfire risks, and liability exposures that can catch homeowners off guard. Your standard home insurance policy might not be built for the full reality of a Montana summer. 1. Storm Season in Montana: Are You Covered? Montana sees its…
Read MoreThe 100 Deadliest Days: Protecting Montana’s Teen Drivers This Summer
From Memorial Day to Labor Day, Montana’s roads get riskier—especially for teen drivers. Nationally, the time between May and August is known as the “100 Deadliest Days” due to the spike in serious accidents involving young drivers. If your teen just got their license in Great Falls, now’s the time to understand how to protect…
Read MoreGrowth, Gratitude & Greatness: Highlights from the Summit States Statewide 2025 Convention
Each year, we gather under one roof for a powerful experience of learning, connection, and celebration. This April, we once again brought together agents, brokers, and industry experts from all corners of Montana and beyond to sharpen their skills, share ideas, and recognize the achievements that continue to shape the industry. A Space to Learn…
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