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Farm Family is the brand name for a wide array of property and casualty insurance products and services for farms, ranches, agribusiness and other small to medium sized businesses underwritten by American National Property And Casualty Company and American National General Insurance Company, both headquartered in Springfield, Missouri; United Farm Family Insurance Company, headquartered in Glenmont, New York; Argonaut Insurance Company, headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. Not all companies are licensed in all states. In New York, business is conducted by New York licensed companies. Each Company has financial responsibility only for the products and services it issues.

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We’re transitioning the brand name for our specialty property and casualty lines from American National to Farm Family. Proceed to the American National website to complete your request while we wrap up the Farm Family site. If you’re not redirected shortly, please go to AmericanNational.com.