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OSHA's Top 10 Most Frequently Cited in 2021

1/3/2022

For the 11th year in a row, falls remain the top citation with 5,295 violations! Respiratory protection comes in second with 2,527 violations & ladders are in spot number three with 2,026 violations.

We offer safety manuals, tips, & quarterly OSHA safety newsletters to any of our commercial clients! If you feel your business can use some extra safety measures please reach out & we will help get you on a safer path for 2022!

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To Do List

12/29/2021

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December 29th is National Still Need To Do Day!
As 2021 comes to an end there might be some loose ends you want to tie up. Today is the day to make your list & start to check off the end of year things you want to accomplish or need to do yet.
What is on your end of the year list??
If insurance is on your list we are happy to help get you a new quote started or even requote what you currently have!

Give us a call!
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Wishing you a Happy Holidays.......

12/17/2021

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As we wrap up 2021, the staff here at Agri-City wanted to take a few minutes to send you all some holiday cheer!

Thank You & Happy Holidays from Agri-City!

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National Child Safety & Protection Month

11/1/2021

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November is National Child Safety & Protection Month

Car seat safety is an important subject when talking about keeping your child safe. Not only should you be aware of state laws when it comes to rear or forward-facing your child, make sure you're paying attention to the car seat's height & weight limits. If you are ever in a car accident, whether your child was in the car when it happened or not, you need to replace their car seat as it may no longer be safe. & as it gets colder you may want to dress your child in a bulky winter jacket, however you should never buckle your child into their car seat while wearing bulky clothing. Doing so can actually increase their chance of injury in an accident as it may make the straps too loose. It is recommended that you dress your child in thinner layers but lay a blanket or jacket over the buckled harness straps. If you are ever questioning if you installed your car seat correctly you can find a certified passenger safety technician near you, they will be more than happy to teach you to install the seat correctly. You can refer back to our previous blog "Car Seat Safety Check" from September 2020 for more info!

Household Safety covers a wide variety of topics from chemicals, medications, fall risks, sleep safety, & outdoor safety. Make sure you keep cleaning supplies, medications, garden chemicals, batteries, & other toxic items locked away or completely out of reach of children. If your child ever ingests anything questionable call the poison control center right away. Utilize child safety locks on cabinets or doors, socket protectors on electrical sockets, & baby gates at the top & bottom of every staircase to keep your baby or toddler safe. If your baby is under 1 year of age it is strongly recommended that you don't allow them to sleep with anything in their crib, this includes blankets, pillows, & stuffed animals. Outdoor safety is also a concern for parents, make sure you never leave your child outside alone, teach your children to not play in or near streets, & to ask for help from you if their ball or toy does roll into the street. Also, make sure your child is wearing the correct protective gear, like helmets, whenever they are using their bicycles, roller skates, skateboards, or any other type of ride-on toy. If you have a pool or are at the local pool make sure your children understand not to run near the pool, don't push anyone into or under the water, & to never swim unsupervised. When on a boat or even swimming in a lake, it is strongly recommended that your child wear a life jacket.

Often times teens are left out of the child safety conversation but let's remember they are still children, too. A major subject for the teen age group is of course driving since car accidents are the leading cause of death for those aged 15 to 18. Talk to your teens about speed limits, seatbelts, distracted driving, & driving while impaired. You can refer back to our previous blog "National Teen Driving Safety Week" from October 2021 for more great info.

We hope you learned about important safety information & ways to keep your children safe!

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Fall Driving Safety

10/25/2021

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The fall season brings more than just leaves changing colors, sweaters, & football games. Days get shorter & the likelihood of you driving in the dark increases. in addition to less daylight the weather also gets colder, fog is more likely, sunsets & sunrises cause glare issues, & more rainy days.

Fall Driving Safety Tips:

Be aware of the weather, changing road conditions, & the potential for black ice. Drive slowly & leave plenty of space between yourself & other vehicles on the road. Piles of leaves can also cause issues, not only may they be hiding a pothole but when they are wet & soggy they become just as slippery as a patch of ice.
Keep your headlights clean & working properly. Make sure you're not using your brights while driving through fog.
Keep a pair of sunglasses in your vehicle, the glare from sunrises & sunsets can make it hard to concentrate on the road.
Keep an eye out for pedestrians, kids, & bicyclists. With school back in session kids are walking to & from school or busses.
Watch out for wildlife, especially deer! In November you're 3-5x more likely to hit a deer.
Check your tires! Make sure your tires have the proper tire pressure & if they have enough tread.
& as always, wear your seatbelt!

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National Teen Driver Safety Week

10/18/2021

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October 17th-23rd, 2021 is National Teen Driver Safety Week! If you have teen drivers now is a good time to talk to them about safe driving!

Half of all teens will be involved in a car accident before graduating high school & car crashes are the leading cause of death among people ages 15 to 18. Some factors for deadly car crashes include drowsiness, distracted driving, impaired driving, speeding, & lack of seatbelts. Drowsiness may be a factor in 10-20% of fatal or injury crashes. Drivers between 17-23 are one of the most prone to drowsy driving. 6 out of 10 teen crashes are cause by driver distraction, this can include passengers, phones, multi-tasking, & other distractions. Texting while driving increases crash risk by 23x! & teens are 2.5x more likely to engage in risky behaviors while driving when other teens are in the car. Alcohol plays a role in many fatal crashes, 1 out of 5 teen drivers involved in fatal crashes had been drinking alcohol.

Here are some scary stats from 2019:
2,042 people were killed in crashes involving teen drivers
Speeding was a factor in 27% of fatal teen crashes
45% of teenage driving fatalities were not wearing seatbelts
On average 6 teens die every day in the US from car accidents

One good piece of data shows that teen driving fatalities have decreased 43% over the last decade! Help be part of the decrease by reminding your teen of basic driving safety!

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National Fire Prevention Week

10/4/2021

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Sunday, October 3rd through Sunday, October 9th 2021 is National Fire Prevention Week! This year's theme is "Learn the Sounds of Fire Safety" which concentrates on knowing what your smoke detector or carbon monoxide alarm is telling you. Do you know what your smoke detector is trying to tell you when it does the high pitched chirp? That generally means the batteries are low & need replaced or it could mean you need to replace your whole alarm. What about loud consecutive beeps? That means an emergency is happening & you need to get to safety now!

Does your family know what to do in case of a fire? Do you ever practice fire drills at home? Who is responsible for your pets during a fire? It is better to be prepared in case of a fire than to be left scrambling, not knowing who is where or what to do. Every family should do the following:
1. Plan your escape route. Draw out a map of how to get out & where to go during a fire. Make sure you plan for different escape route locations in your house. Also include a plan on how to get any pets, small kids, or anyone who requires help to get out of the house safely as well.
2. Choose an outside meeting place. Where is everyone going to meet up once they get out safely? You don't want to be too close to your house when it's on fire so pick a spot either across the street or a little ways down the block for all your family members to meet up so you know they are safe.
3. Practice home fire drills. Schools have several drills a year so why don't you have at least one at home? Practicing what to do in case of a fire is a great way to figure out if your escape route works & if any changes need to be made.
4.Test your smoke alarms. When's the last time you replaced their batteries? When's the last time you replaced the whole alarm? Do you even have smoke detectors? Now is a good time to test your alarms & replace as needed.
5. Stop, Drop, & Roll. Teach your family what to do in case the fire gets too close to them.

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September is Life Insurance Month

9/6/2021

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When it comes to Life Insurance there are so many questions.

At Agri-City we're here to help you answer those questions
Call us today to get a free life insurance quote
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National Preparedness Month

9/1/2021

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September is National Preparedness Month, this year's theme is
"Prepare to Protect. Preparing for disasters is protecting everyone you love."

1. Make a Plan. With your family, plan out what you will all do & where you'll go during an emergency or disaster. Don't forget to include what you'll do with your pets while planning.
2. Build a Kit. Stock up on supplies that will last for a week or longer for everyone in your household. This includes food & water, but also things like flashlights, batteries, first aid kits, pet supplies, etc.
3. Prepare for Disasters. Be aware of what disasters could happen in your neighborhood & everyday emergencies like fires. Make sure you have insurance coverage in place!
4. Teach Youth About Preparedness. Talk to your kids about disasters & emergencies, how to stay calm, & what to do when faced with one.

For more information head to ready.gov

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Safe & Sound Week

8/9/2021

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OSHA's Safe & Sound Week, August 9th-15th, 2021.

Every year more than 5,000 workers are killed on the job & 3.6 million employees are seriously injured wile at work. Safe & Sound Week promotes the importance of companies incorporating safety & health programs into their workplace, it also recognizes the successes of workplace health & safety programs & offers information & ideas on how to keep America's workers safe.

Head to osha.gov/safeandsoundweek for more information!

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Insurance Nerd Day - July 18th

7/16/2021

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Insurance Nerd Day was created in 2016 by an insurance company as a way to dispel the the misconceptions that the insurance industry is boring & stagnant. To even get into the insurance industry there are strict educational requirements & bi-yearly educational class requirements to complete. It seems like there is always something new to learn in the industry!

Today is also to raise awareness about insurance in our daily lives. Often times insurance agents help people during some of the worst times in their lives. No one wants to have to have a situation arise where they need to use their insurance but we're here to help you navigate it when that happens. From the beginning of a quote, we want to ensure you have the right coverage & that you understand your coverage.

So what can you do today to celebrate Insurance Nerd Day?

Thank your insurance agent for all the work they do
Make sure your insurance policies are up-to-date
Get an insurance quote
Consider joining the insurance industry

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Operation Safe Driver Week

7/12/2021

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July 11-17th is Operation Safe Driver Week. Law enforcement will be on the look out for drivers engaging in risky behavior in or around both commercial & personal motor vehicles. Speeding will be the main priority this year after an uptick in deaths in 2020 despite less travel due to the pandemic. The fatality rate in 2020 had a 24% increase over that of 2019, resulting in the highest death rate increase over the last 96 years! Law enforcement will also be targeting other dangerous habits like reckless or distracted driving, following too closely, improper lane change, not obeying traffic lights & stop signs, lack of seatbelt use, & impaired driving due to drugs or alcohol.

Make sure you're obeying the speed limit, wearing your seatbelt, & driving safely! Otherwise you may be on the other end of a traffic violation or citation, officers gave out over 71,000 warnings & citations during last years Operation Safe Driver Week.

For more information head to cvsa.org

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Agri-City Insurance, Protecting What You Grow

7/8/2021

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Call us today for a quote on all of
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National Insurance Awareness Day

6/28/2021

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National Insurance Awareness Day

When was the last time you had your insurance quoted? Have you bought a new car? A new house? A new boat or RV? Have you ever thought about purchasing an umbrella policy? Do you have a life insurance policy in place?

What better day than National Insurance Awareness Day to get your insurance policies in order!? Our team is ready to help you with all your insurance questions!

Celebrate today by giving us a call & getting a quote on all of your insurance needs!

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Rock Chip Prevention

6/22/2021

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Summertime seems to be the time of year when there are more reported rock chips! Rock chips may start small but can turn into a much bigger problem if not addressed right away. While rock chips aren't 100% preventable there are ways to reduce your risk of one happening.

Here are some tips on Preventing Rock Chips:
1. Avoid Gravel Roads. Loose gravel causes rock chips, so avoid gravel roads when possible.
2. Avoid Construction. Road construction tends to mean loose asphalt, rocks, gravel, so avoid construction zones if possible.
3. Don't Tailgate/Follow too Closely. Rocks only fly so far, the closer you are to the vehicle in front of you the more likely a loose rock will hit your windshield. Stay at least a car length back & when following semi trucks give them more room as they tend to kick out rocks even further.
4. Drive the Speed Limit. The faster you are going the more damage a rock will do, go the speed limit to help limit the damage.
5. Avoid Semi Trucks. Semi trucks are more likely to send loose gravel flying, if you're behind one give it space & pass or switch lanes when able. Mud flaps are supposed to help reduce the likelihood of loose gravel causing damage but don't relay on mud flaps to be 100% preventative.
6. Avoid Vehicles with 4 Rear Wheels. Vehicles with 2 rear wheels kick up rocks so vehicles with 4 rear wheels end up kicking up rocks more often.
7. Take the Road Less Traveled. Less traffic on the road means less opportunities for a rock chip.
& the most important tip:
8. Repair Chips Right Away. Repair the chips before they turn into something that is beyond repair! A windshield repair is cheaper than a windshield replacement!

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June is National Home Ownership Month

6/1/2021

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Congrats, you bought a HOME!!

Whether you're new to home ownership or have been a homeowner for years one very important responsibility of having a home is Home Insurance!

Call or text us for all your Home Insurance needs
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National Safe Boating Week

5/24/2021

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May 22-28th is National Safe Boating Week!
Boaters are encouraged to follow responsible boating practices & maintain their boats. Whether it is your first time boating or you're a boat season vet it's recommended to take a boating safety lesson before you hit the water!

Boating Tips:
1. Watch the weather! Don't find yourself caught on the water during a storm!
2. Wear a life jacket! If you're onboard you should have a life jacket on at all times, make sure you & your passengers have theirs on & that they are Coast Guard approved & fit correctly.
3. Be responsible. Be aware of your surroundings, stay alert, & maintain an appropriate speed.
4. Avoid alcohol. Do not operate your boat while drinking. Alcohol can affect your judgement, vision, & coordination.
5. Use an engine cut-off device, this will stop the boat's engine if the operator were to fall overboard.
6. Communication! Have a way or ways to stay in contact with others in case of emergency, satellite phones & VHF radios are examples.
7. Check your boat & equipment. Make sure your boat is seaworthy & everything is in good, working condition.

For more safe boating info head to Safe Boating Campaign

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Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month

5/10/2021

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May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month! With the weather getting warmer now is a great time to remind people to be aware of motorcyclists!

In 2019, motorcyclists were 29x more likely than other vehicle occupants to die in an accident & 4x more likely to be injured with serious head injury being the most common among fatalities. About 75% of all motorcycle accidents involve collisions with other vehicles, most often passenger vehicles. In those accidents over half are caused by the other vehicle failing to yield to the motorcyclists right-of-way. More often than not those accidents are caused because the driver did not see the motorcyclists or noticed them too late. In single motorcycle accidents over half are caused by rider error, such as excessive speed or over-braking. Most motorcycle accidents happen on short trips as opposed to long road trips & they also tend to happen towards the beginning of the trip.

Here are some Motorcycle Safety Tips:
1. Always wear a helmet. Not just any helmet, make sure it's DOT certified.
2. Follow the traffic laws, especially the speed limit.
3. Be aware, don't drink & drive, don't drive tired, & don't be distracted.
4. Wear the right riding gear. Wearing short sleeves & shorts can result in road rash in an accident. Leather clothing & boots can help protect you from serious injuries or road rash.
5. Ride defensively. Avoid riding in blind spots of others, have your lights on, watch for turning or slowing vehicles.
6. Plan ahead. Check the weather before leaving on a ride, make sure storms are not in the forecast or you may be stranded in the rain.
7. Make sure your motorcycle has regular maintenance. When pulling your bike out for the first time since winter you should do a through check over to make sure it's in good working order.

Regardless of if you're a motorcyclists or a driver in another vehicle be aware of your surroundings & keep everyone on the road safe!

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National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls

5/3/2021

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Every year the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) teams up with the National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health (NIOSH) to dedicate a week to encourage & educate construction contractors on how to prevent falls on their worksites. OSHA is dedicating May 3-7th, 2021 to preventing falls in construction. Falls are the leading cause of death in construction & they can be preventable.

According to the OSHA website here are the 3 Best Ways to Prevent Falls:
PLAN ahead to get the job done safely. When planning projects not only do you need to decide how the job will be done but what safety equipment may be needed to do the job.
PROVIDE the right equipment. Workers at 6ft or more above lower levels are at risk, employers need to provide the right safety equipment for the job, including ladders, scaffolds, & safety gear.
TRAIN everyone to use the equipment safely. Every worker needs to have the proper training on the set-up & use of all equipment they use on the job. They also need to be trained on spotting & handling hazards.

For educational resources & materials click here. For training resources click here.

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National Life Insurance Day

4/30/2021

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Why Should I Have Life Insurance?

Why shouldn't you? Life insurance can be used to cover funeral expenses, pay off debts & estate taxes, provide money for continuing mortgage payments, keep your business up & running upon your passing, college funds for your children, & can ensure that your family's dreams for the future become realities.

But Isn't Life Insurance Expensive?

The price of life insurance varies but many, if not most, find it very affordable! It will never be cheaper than right now because the younger, healthier you are the lower rate you can lock in.

Doesn't It Require A Health Exam?

Not always! A young, non-smoking, healthy adult can often get life insurance without an exam. Just answer a few easy questions from the insurance carrier & get approved!

Ok You've Convinced Me! But How Do I Get Life Insurance?

Call us today to talk to one of our experienced agents about getting you a free Life Insurance quote!
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Car Accidents on the Rise

3/26/2021

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More than 5 million car accidents happen every year & on top of that about 10 million or more accidents go unreported every year. In 2020 car accidents were on the rise! The preliminary data for vehicle fatalities in 2020 shows an increase of 8% compared to 2019. About 42,060 people died in vehicle crashes in 2020 in the United States. This is the highest year-over-year jump the National Safety Council has calculated since 1924! In addition, around 2 million drivers in car accidents experience life long injuries every year.

So why the increase in 2020? Basically the pandemic. Due to emptier roads during the pandemic drivers both sped more & drove more recklessly which resulted in more accidents. Speed related accidents cost Americans $40.4 billion each year! & for the past 20 years speeding has been a factor in 1/3 of all fatal accidents. While over half of the six million yearly car accidents are caused by aggressive drivers, with speeding being the highest contributor to this stat. Drivers speed at least 10pmh over the speed limit more than half of the time.

Safe Driving Tips:

Don't speed, obey all speed limits & signs
Wear your seatbelt & make sure passengers were theirs as well
Keep your eyes moving & stay alert
Don't drive if you're feeling drowsy
Don't drive while under the influence of drugs or alcohol
Be aware of road conditions & don't drive in extreme weather conditions
It is also very important to have car insurance, you don't want to be stuck with repair bills

Slow It Down & Get Car Insurance!!
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Grain Bin Safety Week

2/22/2021

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Started by Nationwide Insurance in 2014, Grain Bin Safety Week is an annual week long campaign that promotes grain bin safety through education & best safety practices, it also brings awareness about grain bin dangers. According to researchers at Purdue University, more than 900 cases of grain engulfment have been reported with a fatality rate of 62% in the past 50 years. In 2010, at least 26 U.S. workers were killed in grain engulfment accidents − the highest number on record.

Moving grain is like quicksand & can bury you in just seconds! Here are basic safety tips you should be using before entering a grain bin:

Turn off & lock out all powered equipment, including augers before entering the grain bin.
Implement safety harnesses with a lifeline & make sure they are secure before entering the grain bin.
Have an observer stationed outside of the grain bin to watch & react.
Test the air before entry for toxic & combustible gases, make sure there is enough oxygen present.
You should be trained on grain bin safety prior to working in a grain bin.

For more helpful information go to Nationwide.

Grain Bin Safety Week also promotes awareness of life-saving grain extraction methods and procedures that help first responders rescue farmers and other workers who've been trapped in grain bins or other storage facilities. You can click here to nominate your local fire department to win a grain rescue tube & specialized rescue training courtesy of Nationwide Insurance. Be sure to nominate your local fire department now through April 30th.

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Insure Your Love

2/8/2021

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February is Insure Your Love Month!
How can you insure your love??
By insuring your life & your loved one's lives.

8 in 10 people think life insurance is more expensive than it actually is! 1 in 4 people think they are underinsured. 4 in 10 adults have no life insurance. 1 in 3 households would have trouble keeping up financially if their primary earner were no longer around. 3 in 10 wish their partner had more life insurance. Life insurance for yourself will never be cheaper than it is right now! Be proactive & buy life insurance while you're younger, your premiums will be less expensive now than they will 5 years from now. You never know when something will happen, be insured for it. Call us today for a life insurance quote!

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National Car Insurance Day

2/1/2021

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Searching for car insurance?? Agri-City works with a variety of carriers to give you a great price without losing out on the right coverage.

What are the factors that determine the cost of car insurance?

Personal Information - Age, Gender, Marital Status - People under 25 usually pay a higher premium, women tend to pay a little less, & if you're married you tend to get a cheaper price as well
Your Vehicle - The more expensive your car is to repair the higher the cost to insure it
Your Location - More populated areas tend to have higher rates of theft, vandalism, & car crashes which means your rates will be higher
Your Driving Record & Credit History - The more safely you drive the lower your premium, although if you do pay more because you have accidents/traffic violations those will usually decrease over time if you keep your record clean
Your Coverage & Deductible - States determine the minimum coverage you need but it's generally advised to have more coverage so you don't end up paying out of pocket for an accident. The higher your deductible the lower your premium, but keep in mind you'll be paying that deductible if you are in an accident.

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Ensuring Life's Moments

1/14/2021

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Click the image above to watch a video on Life Insurance & how it can help offset the cost of assisted living from EMC National Life

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Our blog will feature posts not only from Agri-City Insurance staff, but also from Wayne State College Students on various topics related to safety, risk management, and loss prevention.

While we take care to ensure that the information provided is accurate and relevant to the topics, we will use many outside resources and therefore can not guarantee the information provided from other sources.

Each business is responsible for ensuring their own compliance with OSHA, State, and local regulations.

The information that is provided by Agri-City is for your use in conjunction with your safety program and is not a replacement for your safety committee, written safety program, or safety training program.

Be sure to create an online account to utilize additional free videos offered by your insurance carrier.

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Call or text us for all your Home Insurance needs
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Slow It Down & Get Car Insurance!!
Norfolk 402.371.0550
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Columbus 402.564.5000

February is Insure Your Love Month!
How can you insure your love??
By insuring your life & your loved one's lives.

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Schuyler 402.352.2483

Ready for a Quote? Call or text us.
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