Texas Farm Bureau Insurance - Burnet County

08/26/2026

Life doesn’t have to be complicated — and neither should your insurance.

We’re honored to be your local insurance team and appreciate the opportunity to serve our neighbors everyday!

08/26/2026

Do you know a deserving teacher? Nominate them here.

Do you know a teacher who works hard to bring agriculture to life in the classroom in fun and innovative ways? Nominate them for our Agriculture in the Classroom Outstanding Teacher Award!

Each year, we recognize one teacher for their efforts and reward them with a cash prize and an expense-paid trip to the National Agriculture in the Classroom Conference!

Applications are due Sept. 14.

Learn more about the award: https://txfb.us/aitcnomination

*High school and middle school agricultural science teachers are not eligible.

08/14/2026

Back to school means more than backpacks and busy mornings… it also means more young drivers on the road.

If you have a teen driving to school this year, now is a good time to make sure your auto policy has kept up with your family.

A few things worth checking:
• Is your new driver properly listed on your policy?
• Are they eligible for a student discount?
• Has their primary vehicle changed?
• Are your liability limits still where you want them?

A quick insurance check now can help prevent an unwelcome surprise later.

Have a new driver in the family this school year? Send us a message or give us a call and let’s make sure you’re covered.

Burnet: 512-756-2806
Marble Falls: 830-693-3856

08/05/2026

School is starting right around the corner! Don’t forget to use your Farm Bureau membership perks at Office Depot for school supplies and classroom needs. Members will find thousands of savings!

Find out more here: https://texasfarmbureau.org/membership/member-benefits/products/ -depot-benefit-container

07/30/2026

Between packing boxes, buying textbooks, and finding the perfect dorm décor, insurance probably isn’t at the top of your list—but it should be.

Here are a few questions every family should ask before move-in day:

✅ Is your student’s laptop, tablet, and other valuables protected?
✅ If they’re taking a car, is it insured based on where it will be kept?
✅ Are they living in an apartment that may need renters insurance?
✅ Do they know what to do if they’re involved in an accident or experience a loss while away at school?

A quick insurance review before they head off to college can provide peace of mind for both students and parents.

Have questions? We’re always happy to help you make sure your family is protected for this exciting new chapter.

07/18/2026

Don’t Wait Until After a Disaster to Make a Home Inventory

Imagine trying to remember everything you owned after a fire, tornado, flood or major storm.

It’s harder than you think.

A simple home inventory can save you time and reduce stress if you ever have to file a claim.

Here’s an easy way to get started:

✔️ Walk through your home with your phone.
✔️ Open closets, cabinets, and drawers.
✔️ Narrate what you’re recording as you go.
✔️ Capture furniture, electronics, tools, and other valuable belongings.
✔️ Save the video to cloud storage so you can access it anytime.

It takes less than 15 minutes, but it could make a huge difference if you ever need it.

Prepared today. Protected tomorrow.

If you have questions about your homeowners coverage or want to review your policy, we’re happy to help.

07/14/2026

Thank you to all our ranchers in Burnet County for taking care of the cows!

07/08/2026

New Event!

Texas Farm Bureau Insurance-Burnet County is proud to help sponsor to bring a new event to town! Join the Marble Falls community on September 10th at the Lakeside Pavilion from 5-9p for a night filled with delicious food samples from local favorites unlimited beverages, unique shopping vendors and an exciting live auction!

Tickets and more information can be found with the Marble Falls Area Chamber of Commerce.

07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July!

07/02/2026

🇺🇸 Happy 250th Birthday, America!

Let’s celebrate responsibly this Fourth of July.

✔️ Keep water nearby.
✔️ Light one firework at a time.
✔️ Keep kids and pets at a safe distance.
✔️ Never relight a dud.
✔️ Stay away from dry grass and brush.
✔️ Leave the big shows to the professionals when possible.

We hope your holiday is filled with family, fun, and memories—not accidents. Have a safe and happy Independence Day!