Company Facts

Our Farming & Ranching Roots
Colorado Farm Bureau, a non-profit, non-partisan farm organization active in the legislative and regulatory process of farming and ranching issues, recognized that Colorado farmers and ranchers needed quality, affordable insurance.

In 1950 Colorado Farm Bureau founded Colorado Farm Mutual Casualty Company in an effort to provide farmers and ranchers with affordable insurance. In 1953 Colorado Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company was chartered to provide property insurance. In 1956 both entities merged to form Colorado Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company. The new entity enabled farmers and ranchers to not only protect their farming and ranching operations, but also to insure their homes and autos.

Today, Colorado Farm Bureau Insurance serves more Colorado farmers and ranchers than any other insurance company.

Our agents' farming/ranching expertise and our Country Squire package policies provide total coverage for livestock, outbuildings, equipment, home and auto.

Protecting a way of life for all Coloradoans
Today Colorado Farm Bureau Insurance provides total coverage for all Coloradoans.

Whether you live on 10 acres with horses and stable in Craig or one acre with an RV and ATVs in Castle Rock, our Total Country package can cover it all.

If you own a mountain home in Glenwood Springs or a townhome in Durango, our agents can customize a package to include auto and liability coverage.

One agent, one package, one company. Colorado Farm Bureau Insurance is dedicated to protecting your way of life, easily and affordably.

Colorado Farm Bureau Insurance financial strength
Colorado Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company has an B++ (Very Good) rating from A.M. Best, $64 million in direct written premiums, $92 million in assets and $29 million in policy equity.