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Advice
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Avoid lameness and ulcers in your horse
Lameness, tendon and ligament injuries, ulcers and colic make up most of the claims from FMG equine policies, says FMG’s Manager Advice Services, Stephen Cantwell.
Media release
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Natural Disaster Response Model great news for clients
The Natural Disaster Response Model (NDRM) announced in November is great news for clients says New Zealand's leading rural insurer, FMG.
Client stories
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King Country River Care: Local solutions for local problems
Anna Nelson joined catchment community group King Country River Care as it’s coordinator two years ago.
Client stories
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Dairy shed fire claim 'couldn't have gone better'
“It couldn’t have gone better” is how Sir David Fagan described making a claim with FMG after an electrical fire destroyed a dairy shed earlier this year.
Media release
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Nesting birds continue to cause fires in farm machinery
Nesting birds continue to cause fires in farm machinery, insurance claims show.
Advice
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Crushed Porsche and runaway pig
Calamities can surprise lifestyle block owners, say rural insurance specialists FMG.
Media release
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Southland and Otago region floods
Houses, baled hay and general farm contents top claims following Southland and Otago region floods
Client stories
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Eden's Road orchardist Jono Sutton
Jono Sutton is a third-generation orchardist based out of the small Nelson settlement of Hope, on the Waimea plains.
Media release
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FMG: Another year of strong growth
FMG has experienced another year of strong growth against the backdrop of an uncertain external environment.
Media release
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Don’t cry over spilt milk this summer
Milk spoilage is the number one insurance claim for dairy farmers over the summer period and with this summer set to be a hot one, now’s the time to start preparing.
Client stories
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Hamish and Jess Murray from Bluff Station
The Murray’s vast property is long and narrow and stretches from the coast at Kekerengu inland into the Clarence Valley and right up to the base of Mt Tapuae-O-Ueneku.
