by Ricky Greenwell KFBIAA members, I need your help. My name is Ricky Greenwell, Agency Manager, McCracken County Farm Bureau Broadway Office, and KFBIAA Vice President. I am currently serving on the Policy Committee in the State Office and our task is to come up with three ideas that can be implemented easily in the next few months […]
Validating Agent Perspective
January 3, 2013 By Leave a Comment
by Willie Colston My name is Willie Colston and I am an agent in the Lyndon office of Jefferson Co. I wanted to write about my journey a little bit to encourage any validating agents or agents just coming off validation. I am finishing up my last month of validation and I’m excited about what […]
KFB’s Grassroots Heritage
December 19, 2012 By Leave a Comment
by Hunter Bowen Now I am not a historian for Kentucky Farm Bureau and do not claim to know all the reasons why the Federation of Kentucky Farm Bureau started the Insurance Company. I have been told that the Federation wanted to help the rural community have an outlet to obtain insurance at a competitive […]
President’s Report for November
December 5, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The insurance board of KFB met Monday, November 19 at the home office. It was announced that the KFBloss ratio, as of October 31 was 110.96. This figures in a $5.9 million underwriting profit for October, even though auto was not profitable in October. So let’s see, that’s 3 out of the last 4 months that we have […]
Agency Perspective by Michael Davis
November 28, 2012 By 1 Comment
Rip off the mirror and keep driving Kentucky Farm Bureau has spent a lot of time and effort to explain to all of us how the actions of our past have us where we are today. Yes, I get it. I suppose it’s the thought that if we do not remember our past we are […]
Out of County Business: Problems or Partnership?
November 16, 2012 By Leave a Comment
by Danny J Luttrell Since I started with Farm Bureau in 1988, it seems that “out of county” business has always been a hot topic of discussion among the agency force. I have seen some agents get so angry in various meetings when discussing problems with out of county business, that I was afraid they would […]
