Home and farm property
Keep the residence and household belongings distinct from sheds, fencing, equipment and farm stock. Prepare separate values and identify what belongs to the farm business.
A farm combines a home, working property, equipment and business activities. A farm package should follow what actually happens on the property, including any contracting, visitor or accommodation activities.
Farm and rural businesses reviewing buildings, machinery and the activities carried out across the operation.
Keep the residence and household belongings distinct from sheds, fencing, equipment and farm stock. Prepare separate values and identify what belongs to the farm business.
Machinery damage and mechanical breakdown are different questions. Identify fixed and mobile equipment, seasonal reliance, hired items and the effect of losing a critical machine.
Visitors, produce sales and work away from the property change the liability discussion. Describe each activity rather than assuming the acreage or a general farming description is enough.
A farm package is not a universal list of agricultural covers. The selected sections, insured property and any additional activities must appear in the proposal and policy schedule.
Describe farm activities, locations, assets, machinery, contractors, storage, seasonal work and any cropping, livestock or diversified operations.
Naming crops or animals does not establish their insurance. Review selected sections, asset descriptions, activities, exclusions and seasonal dependencies.
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