Auto Insurance

  Get on the road to great coverage with insurance that fits your needs. Whether it’s for your family car, business fleet, antique automobile or a new teen driver, your Farm Bureau Insurance agent has the policy that’s right for you and your budget. Enjoy all the beauty of the Great Lakes State as you drive its highways and byways with great auto insurance from Michigan’s Insurance Company. Select a link to learn more.

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Life Insurance

There’s nothing more important than protecting you and your loved ones. At Farm Bureau Insurance, we are happy to provide the peace of mind that comes with knowing that a life insurance policy safeguards your family’s financial future.  Devin will help you determine the best policy for you and your family. We welcome you to enjoy the security provided by a policy from Michigan’s Insurance Company.  

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Home Insurance

  Your home is at the heart of your family – it holds your belongings, your personal items and, especially, your cherished memories. Farm Bureau Insurance protects homes in the city, country and on the hundreds of lakes in this great state. Whether you own or rent, talk to Devin about the home insurance policy that’s right for you. At Michigan’s Insurance Company, we understand that your home is much more than just a house. Contact your local Farm Bureau Insurance agent to learn more. Insured but have a claim? Click here to report your claim.

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What is carbon monoxide? Carbon monoxide is an odorless toxic gas.  Generally, this occurs when heating elements such wood burning stoves do not burn off their fuel. Carbon monoxide is particularly dangerous due to it’s odorless and tasteless state.  It can often kill you and make you ill before you even realize something is wrong.  This is why it’s critical to use CO detectors that have been approved by a “qualified, independent testing laboratory”.  Other protections include performing a monthly test on all carbon monoxide detectors to make sure they are working, and change your batteries at least once a year unless otherwise specified onRead More →

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