Farm Bureau Insurance-Kingston

04/05/2026

From us to you, Happy Easter! 😊

03/31/2026

Our office will be closed on April 3rd for Good Friday. If you need to file a claim while we are away, visit fbitn.com or call our 24/7 claims reporting number at 877-876-2222.

03/31/2026

Farmland Legacy Workshop

🌾 Protect Your Land. Preserve Your Legacy. Plan for the Future. 🌾

Your land tells a story—let’s make sure it continues for generations to come. Join us for the Farmland Legacy Workshop, designed specifically for farm families and landowners ready to plan ahead.

📅 April 23 & April 30
⏰ 6:00 – 8:00 PM
📍 Kingston Farm Bureau Office
101 W Spring Street, Kingston, TN

💲 Registration: $20
🍽️ Dinner provided each night
📝 Pre-registration required

👨‍🌾 What You’ll Gain:
✔️ Guidance from an experienced agricultural attorney
✔️ Insight from UT Extension business specialists
✔️ Practical strategies for estate planning & farm transition
✔️ Tools to protect your agricultural assets
✔️ Confidence to take the next step in succession planning

Whether you're just starting to think about the future or ready to put a plan in place, this workshop will give you real-world, practical knowledge you can use.

⏳ Register by April 20, 2026
🔗 https://tiny.utk.edu/Roaneag

📞 Questions? 865-376-5558

👉 Tag a farm family who needs this conversation started. Your legacy is worth planning for.

03/24/2026

Agriculture is our most important industry and today, on , we celebrate it! Thankful for the less than two percent of the population who spend early mornings and late nights ensuring food is on our tables and clothes are on our backs.

03/20/2026

From protecting your home to cheering on the home team… we’re all in. Let's go Vols!⚾🏠🍊

03/20/2026

03/20/2026

This is one example of your Farm Bureau Membership at work for Agriculture🧑‍🌾👩‍🌾🚜Roane County Farm Bureau Directors Jeff Russell and Danny Moree attended the Ag on the Hill Legislative Visit 3/18/26 in Nashville. Jeff Russell shares about the visit -

What an experience representing Roane County farmers at the state capital!!

Danny Moree and I had a great time at the capital learning how the committees function and meeting a few of the senators and house representatives.

The morning began at 8am by registering and getting briefed by our Farm Bureau team. Danny and I then made our way to the Cordell Hull Building. Upon entering the building we went through security screening to the main lobby.

Our first meeting wasn’t until 10:30am which gave us time to attend a subcommittee hearing for criminal justice. In that subcommittee meeting we watched several bills advance to full committee vote within a couple hours. It was very interesting to see the interaction between the bill sponsors, guest speakers, and subcommittee members.

At 10:30am, Farm Bureau members had a meeting with Senator Ken Yager which allowed us to discuss upcoming legislation farmers support and explain our reasons for supporting it. We also thanked Senator Yager for supporting the Livestock Health Protection + Disease Management bill which passed in the senate. Additionally, we requested him to support budget funding for the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture for the creation of the UTIA Ag Innovation Center and reinstate funding for the Tennessee Short Line Rail Association which expired in 2025. These are only a couple examples of what were discussed for funding requests.

After lunch Danny and I were able to meet with House Representative Ed Butler. We discussed the legislation farmers support and the impact to the agriculture industry if the legislation does not advance. The Regulatory Freedom Act and Protecting Access to Crop Protection Tools bill are a couple of pieces of legislation farmers need to prosper in Tennessee.

Remember to vote YES on the ballot for State Property Tax Prohibition Constitutional Amendment on November 3, 2026. Taxpayers don’t need an additional state property tax.

Representing Roane County farmers at the capital was a great opportunity to voice the farmers concerns about upcoming legislation. Tennessee Farm Bureau is committed to making Tennessee and Tennessee Farmers successful. Agriculture is the number 1 industry in Tennessee.

03/20/2026

Spring is here 🌱 And so is the start of another growing season!

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03/06/2026

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02/11/2026

Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee is here for all of your home, car, and life insurance needs. Contact our office on 101 W Spring St in Kingston, TN today.

02/11/2026

From buying a bouquet at your local flower shop to planning dinner at a neighborhood restaurant, supporting what’s close to home matters. ❤️​

Even when it comes to your insurance, choosing local makes a difference. With Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee, it means you get real people, real answers and personalized support, always close by. This season, take the extra step to make sure the people you love are taken care of—your local agent is here to help!​

02/04/2026

We’re a proud supporter of Life Happens Insure Your Love Month in February! One of the main reasons people buy life insurance is that they love someone and want to protect them financially. Life insurance is love insurance in its purest form.❤️