
Hobby Farm or Working Operation? Personal or Business Use?
Legacy tailors coverage for any operation—small-acreage hobby farms to large, working ranches. We’ll help you choose the right policy based on acreage, buildings, equipment, livestock, and use.
What Does Farm & Ranch Insurance Cover?
Farm and ranch insurance blends home, property, and business protection in one flexible plan. Cover:
Dwelling
Your house and personal belongings
Barns & Outbuildings
Sheds, shops, barns, and storage
Equipment
Tractors, implements, tools—scheduled and unscheduled
Livestock
Cattle, horses, poultry, and more
Fencing
Replacement or repair for perimeter and cross-fencing
Farm Personal Property
Feed, seed, supplies, and more
Liability
Covers injuries or damage claims on your property
What's Not Covered?
Some things aren’t automatically included in a standard farm and ranch policy—like crop losses (which usually require separate crop or crop-hail insurance), certain commercial or agritourism activities (though these can often be added by endorsement), and specialty equipment that isn’t specifically listed on your policy. Our team will walk you through any gaps and help you add the coverage you need.
Simple Checklist Intake—What We’ll Ask

Acreage and property locations (Gonzales, LaVernia, Seguin, Central Texas, or statewide)
Types of outbuildings/barns
List of major equipment and tractors
Livestock type and headcount
Fencing and infrastructure
Employees, guests, or agritourism exposure
Local Agents, Real Support—Here When You Need Us Most
Legacy’s team lives and works in Central Texas. We’ve helped local farmers and ranchers bounce back after storms, navigate complex claims, and protect generations of family land. If you ever need to file a claim, we’ll walk you through every step—from documentation to rebuilding—so you’re never left facing the unexpected alone.


