Lincoln County Farmers Mutual Insurance

Thinking about landscaping your yard this summer? Don’t know where to start? Check out these tips! ?Make a wish list- separate “wants” & must haves” to help prioritize ?Stick to your budget – figure out what is comfortable for you and prioritize in order to stay within budget ?Consider your lifestyle – Many plants require lots of maintenance like watering and weeding, do you have time for that? ?Study your yard – note where there is lots of sun, shade, high wind areas and plan where you want to place things accordingly ?Have a game plan – if you are doing the project yourself decide what comes first and complete…

Does your fence need some sprucing up? Make the most of warmer, sunnier weather and take care of routine fence maintenance. Check out these tips. ?Clean: Many fences can be washed with your garden hose. It’s also a good idea to clean your fence by hand with a rag and a mild detergent solution. For tough stains, you may need to use a toothbrush or sponge. ?Inspect: Identify areas that will need special care. Be on the lookout for crooked fence posts, rusted iron, or warping wood. ?Repair: If you do find some damages repair what you can, and consider calling a fencing professional for areas of large concern. ?Remove…

Protect exposed tree roots by mulching around the root area. A 2 – 4 inch layer of mulch protects the roots and creates a good growing environment. It’s common to plant grass all the way up against the tree trunk, but when that happens the grass and tree compete for water and nutrients. A mulch layer creates an optimal healthy growing environment for the tree!

Meet our Lincoln County Farmers Mutual Insurance Company Scholarship Recipients Amanda Finnerty Finnerty (pictured to the left) recently graduated from Homeschool and will be continuing her education at Hannibal LaGrange University. Finnerty will be pursuing Graphic Design with a Minor in Business Administrations. She hopes to start her own business and work for smaller, non profit organizations. Hailey King King (pictured to the right) recently graduated from Elsberry High School. This fall, she plans to attend Culver Stockton College to study Nursing. Hailey dreams of becoming a Neonatal Nurse so that she can continue to pursue her passion of helping others.   Congratulations  to both recipients and good luck in…

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Message regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19)and Office Operations: Beginning Monday, March 23, our office will no longer allow walk in customers. The health of our employees and customers is of the upmost importance to us, and for that reason we ask that you utilize our website, mail drop box or call to conduct business. We appreciate your understanding as we all work together during this difficult time. If you have any questions please call our office at: 636-528-8242. Information and updates can be found at the following places: • https://lcfmins.com/ • https://lcfmins.com/blog/ • https://www.facebook.com/LCFMins/ • https://twitter.com/CountyCompany Thank you, Lincoln County Farmers Mutual Insurance Company

Please see this notice from our Board of Directors regarding the Annual Meeting: NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT OF ANNUAL MEETING To: Members of Lincoln County Farmer’s Mutual Insurance Company Re: 2020 Annual Meeting scheduled for Saturday, March 21, 2020 at 12:00 pm The safety of our members and attendees of the Annual Meeting is of the utmost importance to the Board of Directors. Due to current and ongoing matters concerning Coronavirus (COVID-19), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention the Board of Directors for the Lincoln County Farmer’s Mutual Insurance Company is canceling its Annual Meeting scheduled for Saturday March 21, 2020. At this time a new meeting date and time…

In response to the current coronavirus pandemic, and in the best interest of our guests the 2020 Annual Meeting, that was to be held this Saturday, March 21st, has been postponed indefinitely. The safety of our attendees is of the upmost importance to us and we appreciate your understanding. When the meeting is rescheduled, we will send updates as necessary.

Last week our Board of Directors and Company Manager, Bobbette, attended the Missouri Association Mutual Insurance Companies Directors Seminar in Columbia, MO. Thanks for hosting us MAMIC!

*** SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY *** *** ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT TO APPLY *** The Missouri Association Mutual Insurance Companies (MAMIC) Scholarship is now available for students to apply. There are scholarships awarded to both college and high school students. Along with this ,we at Lincoln County Farmers Mutual award scholarship winners locally as well. To apply please visit www.mamic.net and click the scholarship tab THE DEADLINE FOR THE APPLICATION IS MARCH 2, 2020 Good luck to all those who apply!