Farm & Ranch Captive Insurance - Stabilize Costs, Keep The Profits
Captives built for agriculture. Finance predictable layers of risk across Workers’ Comp, Auto, and General Liability; gain claims transparency, share in underwriting profits, and reinvest in safety.
Risk Retention
Owning The Risk vs Renting It
When losses improve, members can receive returns of underwriting profit and investment income. Traditional plans pay those to the carrier.
- Feasibility analysis and peer-group fit assessment
- Best-in-class claims advocacy and safety coaching
- Transparent data, benchmarking, and dividend potential
2026 All About Captive
Event announcement
2026 ALL ABOUT CAPTIVE
Do you have questions about what 831(b) Captive is?
Do you wonder how it could fit into your operation for the coming year?
You can find out all you need to know at the 2026 All About Captive event.
SAVE THE DATE: November 3rd, 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
LOCATION: Younes Convention Center South, Kearney, NE
GUEST SPEAKERS:
- Peter Dawson - One of the leading attorneys in 831(b) knowledge
- Steven Allport - Regional Account Executive, SRA 831(b) Admin
- Professor Dr. Cory Walters - Department of Agriculture Economics and Extension Specialist at UNL
- Along with other producers who already have their own reinsurance company
This will be a key event for you to understand your risk management for your operation going forward. A full day of learning, lunch, and breaks provided.
LODGING: A block of rooms has been reserved for Monday, Nov. 2nd & Tuesday, Nov. 3rd at the Fairfield Inn - $149.95 per night plus taxes (book by October 13). Call 308.236.4200 for reservation - Eliason Group - Captive on the Farm.
REGISTRATION FEE (per person):
- Before October 22nd: $75
- October 22nd - October 30th: $125
- October 31 until the event starts, and at the door: $150
What Is Captive on the Farm
