For orchards
Orchard Insurance.
Start with your growing operation.
Growing fruit, storing a harvest, selling at a farm stand and welcoming pick-your-own visitors are different parts of an orchard business. Describe the whole operation when you speak with Jay.
Start with the details
A conversation around your operation.
Use these topics to organize your questions. Bring the parts of your business that make your operation different.
Questions to explore with Jay
Land, buildings and equipment
List locations, storage buildings, machinery, irrigation and equipment used in orchard operations.
Harvest, storage and sales
Describe crops, harvest timing, cold storage, packing, farm stands and off-site sales. Ask separately about any crop insurance needs.
Visitors and seasonal events
Discuss pick-your-own activities, tours, school visits, concessions and events before introducing or changing them.
Seasonal staff and transport
Bring details of seasonal labor, contractors, vehicles and transportation of equipment or produce.
These are topics for discussion, not a promise of coverage. Policy terms, exclusions, eligibility and available options require review for your individual operation.
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More common questionsShould I mention pick-your-own days and farm events?
Yes. Explain visitor numbers, activities, food sales and any third-party vendors. Discuss planned changes before they begin so the relevant policy questions can be reviewed.
Does this page confirm that crops or trees are covered?
No. Crop, tree, property and liability questions need their own review. Bring your existing policies and ask which risks can be addressed and whether a specialist is needed.
What information is useful for a first conversation?
Start with acreage, crops, buildings, equipment, sales channels and seasonal activities. Add any visitor operations, staff or delivery arrangements.
Let’s start here
What’s on
your mind?
Start a quote request or choose a time to talk with Jay.