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A Guide to Insurance for Farmers in Louisiana

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Key Points
  • Farm property and equipment insurance covers essential assets like barns, silos, tractors, and harvesters from risks such as fire, theft, and accidents
  • Louisiana farmers should consider crop insurance (like MPCI for natural disasters/pricing risks) and livestock insurance to mitigate losses from weather, disease, or theft
  • Add-ons—such as flood insurance, farm liability, and umbrella policies—fill gaps in standard plans and offer critical protection in Louisiana’s flood‑ and storm‑prone areas

Farming in Louisiana is not just a profession; it's a way of life. From the expansive sugarcane fields to the vital rice paddies, the state's agricultural diversity is impressive. However, there are many risks to running a farm in Louisiana. Natural disasters, equipment malfunctions, and unforeseen liabilities can jeopardize a farmer's livelihood. Securing comprehensive insurance protection is essential to protect against these uncertainties. In this article, we’ll explore the essential and specialized insurance coverages Louisiana farmers should consider.

Essential Insurance Coverages for Farmers

Specialized Insurance Considerations in Louisiana

Louisiana's unique climate and geography present specific challenges:


Choosing an insurance agency familiar with Louisiana's agricultural landscape is crucial. At Lewis Mohr Insurance Agency, we’ve been serving Louisiana businesses for over 50 years and have a deep understanding of the region's specific risks. If you are in need of insurance for your business, please contact us today!

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Brittany Mohr Hunter, ARM, AINS

Brittany Mohr Hunter is the Chief Operating Officer at Lewis Mohr Insurance Agency and brings over a decade of experience in commercial insurance and risk management. A third-generation leader in the family business, she earned her degree in Finance with a specialization in Insurance from The University of Alabama, and holds both the ARM and AINS designations. She remains deeply committed to ongoing professional development and staying at the forefront of industry changes, policy updates, and evolving coverage needs—ensuring her clients receive the most informed and up-to-date guidance possible.
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