Braden Voss
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About me
Agent Braden Voss received his Bachelor of Science from Purdue University, where he studied agriculture. Braden understands the importance of protecting your assets and loved ones from the unexpected, and he looks forward to helping his clients learn how to be prepared and plan for their futures. Upon becoming an agent, Braden completed Indiana Farm Bureau Insurances professional insurance training program. Braden grew up in Ripley County and is active in his community. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing sports and farming.
*Securities & services offered through registered representatives of FBL Marketing Services, LLC, 225 South East Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202, 317-692-7628, Member SIPC. FBL Marketing Services, LLC, is not affiliated with Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc. or United Farm Family Life Insurance Company.
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What is an introvert vs. extrovert
Introverts in the workplace. We’re here, and we have a ton to offer – if you get us and if you know how to approach us. I am an introvert. My name is Laura Aman, a unit claims coordinator at Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, and I am approaching nearly 35 years at this company. (insert the big round eyes emoji). Even though I’m an introvert, and though I’m not as outspoken as my extroverted colleagues, I still have a ton to offer and enjoy working wide a wide variety of people who work in different ways than me.
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Winter driving safety tips
Protect you, your loved ones and your car from the wrath of Old Man Winter. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, 43% of all weather-related accidents occur in winter conditions. That means during the winter months it’s imperative to be smart on the road and take care of the vehicle you will be driving in during these hazardous times.
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What is a cover crop?
As fall turns to winter, the combines that have harvested the crops are tucked away in barns and the vast fields are empty until spring. But are they really empty? If you look across Indiana, you may not find the brown of plowed fields or harvested crops, instead you may find fields of green. That green field is the newest crop and tool that farmers are using today to help protect the environment and be more sustainable--cover crops.
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Osgood, IN 47037-71331