Hobby Farms

Right-sized protection for small acreage

Whether you keep a few acres in Serenada or a weekend plot outside Georgetown, Alcorn Insurance Texas sets up hobby farm insurance in Texas that fits part-time operations—garden plots, small livestock, and market-day sales—without overpaying for big-ranch coverage.

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What your policy can cover


Farm liability

Protection for visitors, neighbors, and off-premises incidents tied to your hobby operations.


Small equipment

Compact tractors, attachments, mowers, and utility vehicles—scheduled as needed.


Livestock options

Coverage for small herds, poultry, or show animals, subject to carrier limits.


Outbuildings & fences

Barns, sheds, greenhouses, and perimeter fencing.


Incidental farm income 

Endorsements for limited sales at farmers markets or roadside stands.


Dwelling coordination

Ensure homeowners and hobby farm coverages work together, not at odds.

Local insight

Built for Georgetown hobby growers


We’ll map exposures from garden gates to feed deliveries and confirm where homeowners ends and farm liability begins. If you expand, we’ll connect home insurance, ranch insurance, and farm equipment insurance so your acreage, tools, and weekend sales stay aligned as you grow.

Hobby farm FAQs

  • Do I need a farm policy or will homeowners suffice?

    Homeowners typically excludes farm liability and certain structures. A hobby farm endorsement or package is often the right fit.

  • Are farmers market sales covered?

    Yes—with proper endorsements and income thresholds. Tell us volume and products; we’ll match a carrier appetite.

  • Can I insure my compact tractor and UTV?

    Absolutely—schedule higher-value equipment and use blanket limits for smaller tools.

  • What about friends or volunteers who help?

    Personal liability can respond, but true labor may need different treatment. We’ll explain options and limits.

  • Can coverage scale if I add acreage or animals?

    Yes—policies can expand from hobby to working operation. We’ll adjust limits and forms as you grow