Agriculture Insurance & AgriBusiness Insurance

Horton’s Agriculture Practice is a highly specialized group of insurance professionals which provides insurance brokerage and consulting services exclusively to agriculture & agribusiness organizations.

By concentrating specifically on the coverage needs of the agricutlure industry, we have developed the unique knowledge and expertise that can only come from intense specialization.

A Legacy of Built on Trust

Since its inception more than 30 years ago, the Horton Group has maintained trusted long term relationships with their clients by continuing to best meet their clients' needs as they adapt to the ongoing changes in agriculture.

Providing Insurance for All Agriculture Needs

Providing Insurance for All Agriculture & Agribusiness Needs

Raising livestock and farming are risky and complex operations that leave your business with many exposures.

Our expertise in the Agriculture & Agribusiness industry, enables us to cover any operation.

Livestock Insurance & Crop Insurance

Including, but not limited to:

Beef cattle herds
Dairy cattle & milk production
Hog & pig farms
Poultry & egg production farms
Sheep & goat farming
Horses & equine
Wheat farms
Soybean farms
Hay farms
Nursery
Oat Farms
Corn Farms
Grain Elevators

Cattle Insurance Turkey Insurance Sheep Insurance Hog Insurance Dairy Insurance Poultry Insurance Goat Insurance Horse Insurance Hay Insurance Oats Insurance Soybean Insurance Nursery Insurance Wheat Insurance Corn Insurance

Big Agriculture Gets Bigger—and Smarter

Caution: Every part of the agriculture industry faces headwinds.

Declining crop prices have decimated farmers and agricultural machinery firms. With less cash on hand, many farmers are moving away from expensive GMO seeds—which place pressure on the bottom lines of agribusinesses. How are firms like Monsanto and Syngenta responding?

The Great Productivity Slowdown: Fact or Fiction?

How is it possible that American productivity growth continues to slide even as new technology revolutionizes the way we do business? That is the question at the heart of a March Brookings Institution report, which serves as the latest chapter in a long-running debate.

The Great Productivity Slowdown: Fact or Fiction?