Welcome Wednesday: We're thrilled to highlight agent Ben Amon this week. You can find Ben in Traverse City where he works to cut through confusion and uncertainty to find coverage that fits your budget and your needs. Learn more about Ben at:

📣 Check out our rate updates for February! As you're planning for the coming year and beyond, Farm Bureau Insurance agents are nearby – no matter where you are in Michigan – ready to help you with a winning strategy for the future.

Don't get lost in the fog! The light of success is often closer than we realize. #MondayMotivation

Happy Groundhog Day! Here's hoping for an early spring and warmer days ahead. 🌞

February is Black History Month and our home state features its own strong background of leaders, artists, and innovators that helped shape it. See what's going on around Michigan this month in recognition and celebration of this culture and history:

🏆 120 finalists have been named for this year's MHSAA/Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete Awards! 🎓The 32 recipients of scholarships from Farm Bureau Insurance will be announced throughout Feb. & honored at a ceremony in March. Finalists & more info:

🌞Above-freezing temperatures after snowfall create prime conditions for "ice dams" ❄️Ice dams can lead to significant damage to your home 🧊Look for signs (large icicles on eaves and roof edges, water seeping through a door frame or window) 🤷‍♂️Learn more:

Welcome Wednesday: It's our pleasure to highlight agent Ana Rumija this week. Ana is located in Farmington and is great at communicating with those entrusting her with their business to make sure all their coverage needs are met. You can find Ana at

Don't get discouraged this week and keep pushing forward, no matter what! #mondaymotivation #motivationmonday

Insurance Facts: 2-of-3 homeowners said cold weather-related events and damage have had an impact on their home insurance premiums. Learn how a little preparation can help keep you on the right side of this statistic and what to do if you experience damage

Ice dams are one of the leading causes of winter roof leaks here in MI. The good news is that, in many cases, you can get out in front of them and stop them before significant damage is caused. Follow these tips and check the link below for more detail.

Welcome Wednesday: It's a great day to highlight agent Matt Larson! Matt can be found in Midland where he enjoys taking the time getting to know his clients. This helps ensure he crafts protection that fits their needs perfectly. You can find Matt at

When dealing with subzero temperatures like we're experiencing in Michigan this week, there are a few things you can do to help save your home from potentially costly problems like frozen or damaged pipes. For more information:

"The time is always right to do what is right." Inspirational words to live by as we honor the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today. #DreamTogether #MLKDay

Fire suppression systems go a long way to help prevent disasters, but to avoid a different kind of disaster, it's important to take a few considerations while maintaining them. Learn more about what you can do to safeguard your home or business.

Frozen pipes can be one of the worst surprises of the season during a cold snap. Take a few steps in preparation and help save yourself from a potential catastrophe. Frozen Pipe Tips:

Welcome Wednesday: It's our pleasure to spotlight agent Aaron Clemens this week. Aaron is doing great things in Portage where his commitment to getting to know those trusting him with their business has helped him find coverage that fits like a glove. 🧤

With many across the state coming home to accumulated snowfall, it's a good time for a reminder. Stay safe out there! ❄️

Monday Motivation: “Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant.” -Robert Louis Stevenson

With temperatures set to remain below freezing for much of the extended forecast, it's a great time for a reminder of an often overlooked threat to our vehicles and property. Here are some tips to help avoid a costly unexpected occupancy.