Washington County Farm Bureau

At Farm Bureau Financial Services, we’re about more than insurance, more than products, more than the bricks and mortar that make up our buildings. We’re about you – your family, your home, your future.

Our story began in 1939 in Des Moines, Iowa, when the state Farm Bureau founded Iowa Farm Mutual Insurance Company to meet the unique liability insurance needs of farmers. As the company grew, services including auto insurance, home and property insurance, and life insurance were added. Today, our agents build relationships with people from all walks of life to help them protect what matters most and prepare for the future. We’re 1,600 employees and 4,000 field associates strong, and when your life twists and turns, you can depend on your local Farm Bureau agent to be there for you, providing the knowledge and experience to make insurance simple.

Dave Steele

David Steele is a Farm Bureau Financial Services agent for over 24 years who is here to make insurance simple for you. He’s committed to helping you prepare for the future and protect what matters most. Let Dave help you through all stages of your life. Email him at: [email protected]

Don Adams

At Farm Bureau Financial Services, we’re here to help you protect what matters most in life. Don Adams has been an agent for over 25 years and offers insurance for your autos, home, life, business and farm or ranch. Don also offers a comprehensive financial plan to help you achieve your goals for the future.  Don and his team looks forward to working with you and meeting your needs. It’s your future. Let’s protect it.® Email him at: [email protected]

Jerry Anderson

Meet Jerry Anderson, Regional Manager of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, operating as a not-for-profit, grassroots advocacy organization. (Farm Bureau Financial Services is a separate entity and is one of many valuable benefits available to members.) The Iowa Farm Bureau is part of the 50 states and Puerto Rico that make up the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF). Policy for the organization is a democratic process that starts at the county level by gathering input from members. Each county prioritizes its issues and brings them to the state level, where policy is debated and formed by the elected voting delegate body. Issues of national interest are forwarded to the AFBF annual meeting for debate and approval.

Sometimes our name throws people. Yes, Iowa Farm Bureau works for Iowa’s farm families, but our work reaches well beyond the farm – benefiting Iowans in all walks of life. It’s always been that way, ever since Iowa Farm Bureau was started in 1918. Back then farmers, teachers, bankers, chamber of commerce officials, and other community leaders joined forces to support a way of life and an economic driver that benefited them all: agriculture.

Though a lot has changed over past century, we remain committed to the people, progress, and pride of Iowa. We remain a statewide, grassroots farm organization dedicated to our mission of creating a vibrant future for agriculture, farm families, and their communities. With 100 offices in 99 Iowa counties (Pottawattamie has two), we’re your neighbors, making it possible for us to reach, respond to, and advocate for you, wherever you live in Iowa. See how we’ve worked to strengthen Iowa and agriculture for an entire century! Email him at: [email protected]

Mitch King