Insuring
Missouri
since 1869
Our mission at CFM is to provide quality insurance at a competitive price and to offer personal, friendly and dependable service. As a company deeply embedded in its community, we are committed to protecting the ever-changing needs of our policyholders, no matter where life takes them. There is no stronger testament to our dedication than our continued progressive outlook and financial stability in this industry.
Today, 150 years after our founding, CFM is the oldest farm mutual in the State of Missouri and the longest-running business in Lafayette County.
We are equipped with the latest technology, products, and services to keep our business in sync with today’s insurance standards.
CFM believes that lasting relationships are built from shared values, honesty, and trust, and has worked hard to establish a network of independent insurance agencies across the state who share the same vision.
Whether you’re a homeowner, farmer, or renter, it’s our promise to provide you with top-of-the-line coverage at an unparalleled price, giving you the confidence and security you deserve from your insurance provider.
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CFM Blog
More Than Land: Inheriting a Legacy of Labor & Love
Inheriting a family farm can feel like both a gift and a challenge. We’ll walk through common struggles new farm owners face, highlight the importance of assessing your property’s current state, and explain how a full inventory can help build the right insurance coverage for the future.
From Chaos to Calm – Navigate a Home Insurance Claim Like a Pro
When a storm hits, the last thing you want is to be caught off guard. Learn how preparation can make all the difference in navigating home insurance claims smoothly and getting back to normal faster.
Don’t Fall for These Costly Home Maintenance Myths
Not all home maintenance advice holds up—some myths can actually cause more harm than good. We’re setting the record straight with evidence-backed tips to help you protect your home, avoid costly mistakes, and separate fact from fiction.