FARM PROPERTY INSURANCE AUSTRALIA
Farm Property Insurance.
Protection That Works as Hard as You Do.
Tailored insurance for Australian farm buildings, sheds, fencing, machinery, stored produce and other rural property—supported by experienced insurance brokers.
- Farm buildings, sheds, silos and fencing
- Machinery, tools, hay, grain and rural assets
- Cover shaped around your farm and location
Get Your Farm Property Insurance Quote
Tailored Farm Cover
Built Around Your Property
Multiple Insurer Options
Market Comparison
Claims Support
When It Matters
Australia-Wide Service
Rural & Regional Support
ABOUT FARM PROPERTY INSURANCE
Protect the Property.
Keep the Farm Moving.
Farm property can include homes, sheds, silos, fencing, fixed plant, machinery, tools, stored produce and livestock across multiple locations. ABS helps identify these assets, review replacement values and compare suitable insurance options for commercial farms, family operations and eligible hobby farms. Explore our broader agricultural insurance solutions and specialist plant and machinery insurance.
- Commercial farms, family operations and eligible hobby farms
- Buildings, sheds, silos, fencing and rural infrastructure
- Options for machinery, livestock, liability and interruption risks
- Broker support from quotation through to claim
WHAT CAN BE COVERED
Farm Property Insurance for Buildings, Equipment and Rural Assets
Farm Buildings & Structures
Cover may include farmhouses, sheds, barns, silos, workshops, stables, tanks and other nominated structures.
Fencing, Gates & Yards
Protection may be arranged for nominated boundary fencing, internal fences, gates, stockyards and fixed rural infrastructure.
Machinery, Plant & Equipment
Tractors, pumps, irrigation equipment, generators, tools and other farm machinery can be considered under suitable policy sections.
Hay, Grain & Farm Contents
Cover options may include stored hay, silage, grain, seed, chemicals, tools, equipment and general farm contents.
Livestock & Farm Assets
Specified livestock and other farm assets may be insured against selected events, limits and policy conditions.
Liability & Business Interruption
Related options may protect against farm liability claims and income disruption following insured property damage.
WHY CHOOSE ABS
Why Australian Farmers Choose ABS
Farm Risk Understanding
Consideration of buildings, equipment, stored produce, livestock and rural operations.
Tailored Asset Schedules
Cover structured around the property and assets you nominate.
Replacement Value Focus
Attention to sums insured and the potential cost of rebuilding or replacing rural assets.
Personal Broker Support
A dedicated point of contact for quotations, renewals and claims assistance.
Rural & Regional Service
Insurance support for Australian farms in metropolitan, regional and remote locations.
Protect the Property Behind Your Livelihood
Request a tailored review of your farm buildings, equipment and rural assets.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What does farm property insurance cover?
Farm property insurance can protect nominated rural buildings, structures, contents and other farm assets against insured events such as fire, storm, impact, theft or accidental damage. The available events, assets, limits and exclusions differ between policies, so each farm requires an individual assessment.
What farm buildings and structures can be insured?
Depending on the insurer and policy, cover may be available for farmhouses, workers’ accommodation, sheds, barns, workshops, stables, silos, water tanks, fixed plant, yards, gates and fencing. Each structure should be listed accurately with a realistic replacement value.
Does farm property insurance cover machinery and vehicles?
Farm machinery, mobile plant, tools and equipment may be covered under farm property, machinery breakdown, mobile machinery or motor sections. Registered vehicles generally require appropriate motor insurance. ABS can help coordinate the relevant policy sections and identify potential gaps.
Can fencing, livestock, hay and grain be insured?
Many farm policies can include nominated fencing, hay, silage, grain, livestock and other rural assets, subject to insured events, limits and conditions. Because these assets may be stored or moved across different locations, accurate descriptions, quantities and values are important.
What information is needed for a farm insurance quote?
Useful information includes the farm address and activities, property area, building and asset schedule, construction details, replacement values, machinery list, stored produce, livestock types, security and fire protection, claims history and current policy schedule. Complete information helps insurers assess the risk and quote accurately.