Clayton Good - TIG Ag Insurance Agent

05/19/2026

For our Kansas customers affected by tonights storms please call 800-736-8057 for immediate service. Stay Safe!
www.tynerinsurancegroup.com

04/09/2026

Storms are on the radar for NE Kansas today ⛈️—now is a great time to take a quick look at your homeowners insurance.

Do you know your deductible? Are your coverages up to date with today’s building costs? Would you be adequately covered if high winds or hail caused damage to your home?

A quick policy review today can save a lot of stress tomorrow. If you have questions or want a second set of eyes on your coverage, I’m here to help.

Stay safe out there!

03/11/2026

We are proud to announce TIG Ag as a sponsor of the 2026 Aggieville Showdown!

Strong communities are built on trust, protection, and people who show up when it matters most. Tyner Insurance Group plays a vital role in helping local families and businesses plan for the future with confidence. Their sponsorship reflects their commitment to not just protecting our community, but actively investing in it.

Visit https://www.tynerinsurancegroup.com/coverage/agriculture/ today!

02/27/2026

As a contractor, you need specific insurance for your business. More importantly, you need an insurance company that knows what coverages you need. TIG has several options specifically designed for contractors. Contact us today to make sure your business is properly covered.

02/25/2026

As an independent insurance agent, my job is simple — protect what matters most to you.

From home and auto to business, farm, and crop insurance, I work with multiple carriers to find coverage that fits your operation — not a one-size-fits-all policy.

Personal or commercial, in town or on the farm — I’ve got you covered.

Let’s make sure you’re protected before the next storm (or surprise) hits. Reach out to get started today.

01/26/2026

I’m extremely grateful to be apart of an organization that loves agriculture as much as I do. If you are an educator looking for some great agricultural based lesson plans or lesson kits, our website can help you with both.

Kansas Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom

Board Member Monday!
Say hello to our 2026 Chair-Elect, Clayton Good! Clayton is currently an Agribusiness Agent with the TIG Ag division of Tyner Insurance Group in Wamego. In addition to his insurance career, he is a cattle producer in the Pottawatomie and Wabaunsee counties, raising grass calves in the summer and managing a small cow-calf herd. With a broad background in agriculture, Clayton brings a unique perspective to his work, drawing on his experience across various sectors of the industry. He believes that agriculture should be a standard portion of the curriculum in schools across the country. He joined the KFAC team because he thought it was the perfect place to help make his dream of more agriculture in classrooms a reality.
We are excited for Clayton to step into this role on the board this year!

01/25/2026

🐄 Protect Your Cattle. Protect Your Bottom Line. 🐄

Between this snowstorm and the cattle market, it feels like everything is slipping around lately ❄️🥶. While I can’t do much about the weather, I can help you protect against price drops.

Livestock Risk Protection (LRP) is a federally backed insurance program designed to protect your livestock value if market prices fall before you sell. You still keep the upside if prices go up—kind of like hoping the snow melts but planning for more ice.

✔ Covers feeder cattle, fed cattle, and swine
✔ Flexible coverage levels and endorsement lengths
✔ No margin calls or complicated hedging
✔ Subsidized premiums (often cheaper than folks expect)

If you’re already battling frozen water tanks and muddy boots, worrying about cattle prices shouldn’t be another thing on the list. Let’s take some of the uncertainty out of it.

📞 Message me or comment below—I’m happy to run numbers, answer questions, or talk LRP while we wait for the roads to clear.

01/24/2026

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01/22/2026

As temperatures drop, consider these tips to help avoid frozen pipes and potential water damage in your home: https://travl.rs/3tZmBoi