Recognition of Policyholder Dr. Thomas E. Randle
Who is Dr. Thomas E. Randle?
According to Ag Workers Chairman of the Board, Marcus Hill, Dr. Randle is many things— an educator, public servant, ag advocate, public speaker, and longtime friend.
Tips to Help You Choose the Right Car Window Tint
Car window tinting may be optional for some car owners, but if you think about its benefits, you would realize that it’s something every car should get done. Tinted windows not only make your vehicle look good but offers other great advantages as well. read more…
The Dos and Don’ts of Meeting New Neighbors
Moving into a new area is both stressful and exciting. Suddenly, you are swamped with unpacking, changing your address, and other chores that pop up when the moving van’s doors close. So meeting the neighbors is probably not a priority. read more…
Board Member Spotlight: Harriet J. McClure
This week, I had the privilege of interviewing a member of the Ag Workers Auto Insurance board of directors, Harriet J. McClure. During our discussion, Harriet reflected on her time as an educator and her long-lasting relationship with Ag Workers.
For more information on Harriet and her role as an Ag Workers board member, continue reading!
How to Set A Good Example for Your Kids Behind the Wheel
Once kids enter their teenage years, most of them are eyeing that vehicle in the driveway. Teaching your children how to drive is crucial when they start practicing for their driver’s license test, but setting good driving habits begins much sooner than that. read more…
Moving Your Car? 5 Points You Need to Know
If you plan to make a long-distance move, it is important to figure out all the little details. Think about where you plan to live, what items you need to bring, and even where you will work and send the kids to school. One thing that you may need to consider too is how to move your car. read more…
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Why FFA Is Vital to High School Students [From the POV of an AG Kid]
FFA creates opportunities.
I grew up as an ag kid. Both of my parents are former ag teachers, my grandparents are cattle ranchers, and I began riding horses at just seven years old. I attended FFA conventions and camps as a newborn and sat in classrooms and ag shops as a toddler. read more…
Factors That May Affect Young Adults Insurance Rates
As people begin to grow and mature, so does their appetite for a new car. Young adults are becoming more independent, and they would love to get a new set of wheels with the help of mom and dad, of course. However, one forgotten aspect of buying a car is correctly acquiring the right insurance coverage. So, let’s look a little deeper into all the options for you and your family. read more…
5 Tips to Make Your Move Easier
Moving is a part of life. These few summer months are the busiest time of the year, with people constantly on the move. Packing can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to be.
Best 21 Tips for Traveling with Small Children
Traveling is one of life’s pleasures, and it doesn’t have to stop when you have children. Taking your little ones on a trip might seem like a daunting endeavor, but parents all around the world do it successfully. All you need are some special preparations, planning, and in the words of Nike, just do it! Travel when you can, as soon as you can, and as often as you can—making memories with your children will be worth any hassle that comes with planning a trip.