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Kentucky is in our hearts, not just in our name. That’s why it’s important to us to help you navigate life’s mishaps. Welcome to Life’s Blueprints, a blog by Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance. Here, you’ll find information that will help keep you and your loved ones safe and savvy – whether you’re on the road or at home.
 

Fallen trees: What's covered (and what's not) on your insurance policy

Fallen trees: What's covered (and what's not) on your insurance policy

Fallen trees, damages, and homeowners insurance, oh my! This list of FAQs may help you navigate what to do if a downed tree damages your – or your neighbor’s – property.

8 ways to prep your home for summer vacation

8 ways to prep your home for summer vacation

As you ready your family for the summer adventures ahead, don’t forget to prep your home for your absence. Put your mind at ease by following these eight tips to prepare your home for summer vacation.

Understanding your homeowners insurance claim

Understanding your homeowners insurance claim

We get it... insurance can be complicated! Check out this blog for answers to nine of the most frequently asked questions regarding homeowners insurance claims. 

The mow you know: 6 essential tips for grass cutting season

The mow you know: 6 essential tips for grass cutting season

According to the Insurance Information Institute (III), approximately 75,000 people are seriously injured each year when mowing their lawn.

Tips to protect your home against theft

Tips to protect your home against theft

Did you know that property crime happens more often in the summer and fall months than in the winter and spring? According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, both burglary and household larceny occur more often in the summer.

After the storm: What to do following a property loss

After the storm: What to do following a property loss

You never know when a storm may hit, but you can prepare ahead of time by learning how to minimize the damage and properly report a loss to your Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance agent.