Josh Hurst - Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance

10/14/2026

Fire safety is always in season! Click the link for tips that can help save lives: https://kyfbins.co/3lJ55wy.

10/12/2026

Thank you to all the hard-working farmers throughout Kentucky! We take pride in having “farm” as our middle name.

10/09/2026

When is the right time to review your insurance coverage? If you’ve experienced any major life changes recently, the answer is now! Give me a call today to review your coverage needs.

10/07/2026

Clogged gutters can’t properly channel rainwater away from your home, which can lead to bigger challenges down the road. Click the link to learn more about gutter maintenance: https://kyfbins.co/2ndUJKI.

10/05/2026

Be on the lookout while driving this fall. Click the link for tips on how to avoid hitting a deer: https://kyfbins.co/2j3DkSN.

10/05/2026

Harvest season means more farm equipment on the roads! Make sure to slow down, stay alert, and give our farmers plenty of space to get where they’re going safely. 🚜

We’re proud to see these “Watch Out for Farm Equipment” signs helping spread the word about farm safety.

Have your own sign? Drop a picture in the comments to help us bring more awareness for farm safety in our community! 🌾

Kentucky Department of Agriculture
Shelby County Sheriff Office
Kentucky Farm Bureau

10/01/2026

KFB Insurance wants to help keep Kentuckians safe, and that begins with making sure you and your children are in reliable vehicles before ever getting out on the road. Check out our article to learn how to make smart choices when car shopping for a new driver: https://kyfbins.co/3Tc6RXW.

09/28/2026

09/24/2026

In the September edition of KFB News, we visit the Kentucky State Fair to capture the excitement of the 62nd annual Country Ham Breakfast Charity Auction and chat with the owners of Sweet Buckets Cookies about their passion for local, quality ingredients. We also talk with Kentucky State Climatologist Jerald Brotzge, Ph.D., about how this year’s weather stacks up as we head into harvest season.

Read more here: https://kfb.news/Sept2026