Published on February 20, 2018
California has the 2nd highest number of horses in the country. Think about it, if you grew up in California or if you have lived here long, chances are you have either owned or ridden a horse yourself. If you haven’t, you know someone who has. It’s one of those California perks of life — our easy access to such large, majestic creatures. The … more »
Published on June 20, 2017
Did you know…? California accounts for 65% of the U.S. non-citrus fruit and nut production, and 30% of the citrus production. California is the number one exporter of agricultural commodities in the U.S. California is the nation’s number one producer of tree nuts. AND over 90% of the U.S. tree nut production is harvested from Golden State … more »
Published on May 30, 2017
Despite fluctuations with medical insurance coverage right now, the demand for health care is one that is not going away. According to the last data gathered, California’s health care industry employed more than 1.3 million people. Twenty percent of those were employed in nursing or residential care facilities, a third of them were employed … more »
Published on May 23, 2017
Between hipsters and hippies, millenials and retirees, stay-at-home moms and DIY-ers, America is coming back to its locally-grown, hand-made, highly agricultural roots — even in cities. In the past 5-10 years there has been a huge up-tick in the number of people who are interested in trying their hand at raising their own livestock, growing their … more »
Published on May 16, 2017
Though the taxes on gas just heightened, the last couple years have been good to us across the country with lower gas prices. People have been sharing their low gas prices on social media, and taking more driving trips than they were prone to before. With our recent increase in tax, you and your neighbors may groan, but when it drops next, trends show … more »
Published on March 16, 2017
Growing up, I was known for declaring “I have a brilliant idea!” which could mean anything from the semi-adventurous “Let’s get inner-tubes and float down the river,” to the mundane “Let’s go get ice cream.” It was always a pitch to friends on why they should join me in what was sure to be an extravagant … more »
Published on March 9, 2017
Many of our insurance agents are seasoned veterans of the business and have been handling the challenges and perks of being an entrepreneur and running your own company. But new insurance agents enter the work force all the time, many of them starting their own business for the first time. For those that are new into owning and running their own … more »
Published on February 2, 2017
As an Independent Insurance Agent, like any small business owner or entrepreneur, one of the perks and downfalls of your situation is that work only gets done if you or your staff do it. But, do you ever get to 5pm and feel like you haven’t done as much as you wanted? Or perhaps you feel like you didn’t do much at all, even though you just spent … more »
Published on January 17, 2017
If you’re a California Insurance Agent, you may insure some agribusiness risks (if you don’t yet… now’s the time!). And here’s two things you need to know about how political changes are affecting our coming year in Agribusiness: 1. The Con: Larger Dairy Farms and Cattle farms may face some struggles. Two key laws this … more »
Published on September 27, 2016
California has the 3rd highest number of horses in the country. Think about it, if you grew up in California or if you have lived here long, chances are you have either owned or ridden a horse yourself. If you haven’t, you know someone who has. It’s one of those California perks of life — our casual access to such large, majestic creatures. The … more »
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