Do you operate a poultry farm in Quebec — broilers, layers, turkeys or hatchery? Between avian flu that can require immediate slaughter, a ventilation failure that decimates a flock in a few hours, a fire in a poultry house with flammable structures and sanitary requirements under quotas, your risk profile is intense and concentrated. Assur360 is an independent comparator that puts you in touch with AMF-certified partner firms. The brokers of our partner firms compare more than 9 insurers specializing in agriculture to find the right coverage for your operation, at the best price and at no cost.
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Buildings — poultry houses and hatcheries
Broiler houses, nesting boxes, hatcheries, turkey barns, ancillary buildings. Fire, wind, hail, water damage, structural collapse.
Poultry population — mortality and epidemic
Mortality due to ventilation failure, fire, diagnosed illness. Outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) covered by a separate endorsement with withdrawal period.
Ventilation, heating and drinking equipment
Fans, sensors, alarms, heating systems (gas or electric), automatic drinking troughs, feeders, automatons. Mechanical breakdown and fire.
Eggs and poultry meat — business interruption
Compensates for lost revenue during downtime, cleaning, restocking and re-production — often 8 to 16 weeks.
General liability $2 million to $5 million
Bodily injury or property damage to third parties: carriers, employees, visitors, accidents with vehicles on the site.
Stored feed, bedding and inputs
Feed, shavings, bedding, supplements, vaccines stored. Fire, theft and contamination cover.
Job-specific risks
Risk profile of the profession
The poultry houses concentrate thousands of animals per building, depend 100% on ventilation and are built of lightweight materials (galvanized steel, wood). A breakdown or fire can destroy an entire cycle in less than an hour.
The risk of avian influenza
Since 2022, HPAI has regularly hit Quebec and requires the immediate slaughter of affected farms. The CFIA pays compensation, but the shortfall over the period of downtime (up to 4 months) must be covered by your private policy.
Articulation with marketing boards
The Egg Producers of Quebec, the Poultry Farmers of Quebec and the Chicken Farmers of Canada impose strict rules. Check that your policy meets the requirements of your quota and sanitation program.
Producers covered throughout Quebec
Our partner firms support farms in all regions of Quebec, including Saint-Hyacinthe, Drummondville, Granby, Victoriaville, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Joliette, Lévis and Trois-Rivières, as well as in rural areas — Beauce, Estrie, Centre-du-Québec, Bas-Saint-Laurent, Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, Chaudière-Appalaches and Outaouais.
Frequently asked questions
If I get bird flu on my farm and I’m ordered to be slaughtered, am I covered?
A ventilation failure causes mass mortality — am I compensated?
How much does insurance cost for a poultry farm in Quebec?
Are my eggs in cold storage covered in case of refrigeration failure?
Is my share in a collective hatchery covered?
Am I responsible if a visitor gets sick after handling my poultry?
Is business interruption necessary for a poultry farm?
Are my delivery vehicles covered by my agricultural policy?
Other agricultural protections
Do you combine several activities on the same farm? Compare these coverages as well.
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