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Farm Insurance Online is a free public insurance comparison service where brokers from around the country compete for your business. Simply enter a single quote request via this website to compare rates and to find the best farm insurance deal for you!

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Because all Farm policies are different, we help you compare features and benefits - not just price - ensuring that you get the best value Farm protection that your money can buy.

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When you submit an online quote request with us, we match your details instantly against the specialties of over 1000 insurance professionals across Australia - all competing for your business.

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Farm Insurance Articles

Understanding Public Liability Insurance for Livestock and Crop Producers
Understanding Public Liability Insurance for Livestock and Crop Producers
Public liability insurance is a critical component for the agricultural sector, serving as a protective measure for livestock and crop producers against the legal liabilities they face in their daily operations. This type of insurance is designed to cover the costs associated with third-party injuries or property damage that occur on farm premises or as a direct result of farming activities. - read more
Understanding the Coverage: What Your Farm Insurance Should Include
Understanding the Coverage: What Your Farm Insurance Should Include
The serene morning mists settling over green pastures and the peaceful clucking of poultry might paint an idyllic picture of farm life, but seasoned farmers know that this lifestyle comes with its own set of risks and uncertainties. In the world of agriculture, each new day could bring events that threaten your way of life and the heart of your business. This is where farm insurance becomes not just important, but essential. - read more
How to Protect Your Farm Investments with the Right Insurance Plans
How to Protect Your Farm Investments with the Right Insurance Plans
If you are running a farm, you already know that it is more than just a business; it's a way of life. Your farm is a culmination of hard work, valuable resources, and significant financial investments. - read more
Adapting to Change: How Australian Farms Can Thrive Amidst Climate Shifts
Adapting to Change: How Australian Farms Can Thrive Amidst Climate Shifts
Australia's agricultural sector stands as a testament to the resilience and ingenuity of its farmers. Yet, this stalwart industry faces one of its greatest challenges: climate change. Rising temperatures, erratic weather patterns, and extreme events, from droughts to floods, are now common hurdles on the landscape of Australian farming. - read more
Comparing Insurance Policies: Finding the Best Coverage for Seasonal Farming Risks
Comparing Insurance Policies: Finding the Best Coverage for Seasonal Farming Risks
Welcome to our detailed guide on comparing insurance policies for seasonal farming risks. If you're a rural farm owner, you understand the unique challenges that come with each season. This article aims to help you find the best coverage to protect your livelihood. - read more

Insurance News

Medical Emergencies Lead Australian Travel Insurance Claims in 2024
Medical Emergencies Lead Australian Travel Insurance Claims in 2024
28 Nov 2025: Paige Estritori
In 2024, medical incidents emerged as the leading cause of travel insurance claims among Australian travellers, accounting for more than 40% of all claims handled by nib Travel. This trend underscores the critical importance of securing comprehensive travel insurance to mitigate the financial risks associated with medical emergencies abroad. - read more
QBE Insurance Faces Market Challenges with Slower Premium Growth
QBE Insurance Faces Market Challenges with Slower Premium Growth
28 Nov 2025: Paige Estritori
QBE Insurance Group, Australia's largest insurer by market value, recently reported a slowdown in premium rate growth, leading to a significant decline in its share price. The company's global average premium rate increased by only 1.5% in the nine months leading up to September 30, 2025, a decrease from the first-half pace. This deceleration is primarily attributed to slower growth in business property insurance prices. - read more
EQT's Bid to Acquire AUB Group: Implications for the Insurance Sector
EQT's Bid to Acquire AUB Group: Implications for the Insurance Sector
28 Nov 2025: Paige Estritori
In a significant move within the Australian insurance industry, Swedish private equity firm EQT has extended a takeover offer for AUB Group, valuing the company at A$5.25 billion. This proposal includes a price of A$45 per share, representing a 25.1% premium over AUB's last closing price. Following the announcement, AUB shares surged up to 11% to A$39.95, though they remained below the offer price. - read more
Australian Insurers Report Record Profits Amid Market Dynamics
Australian Insurers Report Record Profits Amid Market Dynamics
28 Nov 2025: Paige Estritori
Australia's general insurance industry has reported a return on equity (ROE) of 19% for the 2025 financial year, marking the highest in a decade. This impressive performance is attributed to a combination of factors, including benign weather conditions, strong investment gains, and the continued flow-through of premium increases. - read more
Seafood Distributor Prevails in Insurance Claim for Stock Losses Due to Power Outage
Seafood Distributor Prevails in Insurance Claim for Stock Losses Due to Power Outage
28 Nov 2025: Paige Estritori
In a recent ruling by the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA), a seafood distribution business has successfully claimed insurance for stock losses incurred during a week-long power outage. This case underscores the complexities surrounding insurance claims related to power failures and the importance of understanding policy exclusions. - read more
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