Washington Farm Bureau, the largest general advocacy organization representing farmers, ranchers, and consumers, today announced a partnership with Idaho Farm Bureau Insurance. Idaho Farm Bureau Insurance is the largest writer of farm and ranch insurance in Idaho and the largest personal lines insurance company headquartered in the Gem State. This collaboration adds to the previously developed Safety, Healthcare, and Advocacy programs and exclusive member benefits available to Washington Farm Bureau members. Washingtonians will be able to leverage Idaho Farm Bureau Insurance’s expertise while accessing a wide range of specialized insurance products.

“We’re excited to announce this new partnership with Idaho Farm Bureau Insurance and offer our endorsement for their highly rated insurance products and services to our members,” said Washington Farm Bureau President Rosella Mosby. “Not only will these services be offered by a company that carries the Farm Bureau name, but also one who knows agriculture and shares our passion for strengthening agriculture’s future.”

“We are thrilled to join forces with our Washington Farm Bureau neighbors,” said Todd Argall, Executive Vice President, and CEO of Idaho Farm Bureau Insurance companies. “We will have Farm Bureau agents in Washington and plan to begin sales in 2024. Although our commitment to Idaho is growing and unwavering, this partnership with Washington creates new opportunities to utilize our fantastic team to serve the broader Northwest community and agricultural sector. We look forward to building lasting relationships with Washington’s families, farmers, ranchers, and business owners by protecting what matters most to them.”

Commenting on the partnership, Bryan Searle, President of Idaho Farm Bureau Insurance companies, said, “Idaho Farm Bureau Insurance has built a strong reputation for empowering its customers with the products and services they need to secure their operations and families. The Idaho Farm Bureau Insurance family is proud of this proven track record and will bring this same level of dedication and expertise to Washington Farm Bureau members.”