Rural Mutual Insurance Declares 5% Farm Dividend for Sixth Year
Based on the company's positive operating results, an estimated $2.8 million will be paid out in 2022 upon the farm policy renewal. Farmers will start to receive dividend checks in early February.
"We are grateful to be in a strong financial position that we are able to give back to our
In 2017,
Rural Mutual is the number one writer of farm insurance in
For more information, please reach out to a Rural Mutual Agent, or visit RuralMutual.com/farmdividend.
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