Agent

Danny Dinkel

Registered Representative
2809 Hall St
Hays, KS 67601-1922
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(785) 628-2831
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Email
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(785) 628-2831
Hours & Location

Meet Danny

Farm Bureau Agent for 26 years
Hi, I'm Danny Dinkel. I've been a Farm Bureau agent since 1999. Give me a call today to learn how I can make it easy to protect the things that are most important to you -- your home, family, farm and future. I look forward to showing you how simple insurance can be.
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Talk to Danny Dinkel About Insurance & Financial Services Offered

Serving Hays, KS, and the surrounding area

Annuities
Annuities can be a great addition to your retirement income strategy.
Auto Insurance
Including cars, motorcycles, recreational vehicles, and roadside assistance
Business
Commercial business, home-based business, ag-based business, and more
Farm
Including property coverage, farm vehicle insurance, crop and livestock insurance
Health
Health coverage, disability income, long-term care insurance
Home
Including homeowner's insurance, renter's insurance, and condo insurance
Life
Term life, whole life, indexed universal life
Mutual Funds
Mutual funds can be a great tool to help you achieve your financial goals
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What Clients are Saying

Danny and everyone at his office has always taken excellent care of us. From insuring my first vehicle as a teen to insuring our first home, we always know that we are being taken care of and with competitive rates. Everyone in the office is friendly and always ready to assist in any way.
- Katelyn C., customer since 2014
Whenever we need help, FB provide prompt assistance right away. Very approachable and good quality of services
- Customer since 2019
Always willing to help, no matter the circumstances, and having the customers best interest in mind!
- Lindsay B. May 2022
You do everything right. Friendly team that easy to get ahold of to answer questions. Great suggestions to give me great coverage. Easy and fast claims process. Coverage for all my needs (auto, home, boat, life). And the best price!
- Luke O., customer since 2013
we know you are a phone call away and we will be taken care of.
- Michael M., customer since 2013
Always friendly with answering questions and knowledgeable when doing so.
- Drew O. January 2022
We appreciate you and your company for always putting us back to where life was before the actual event happen to us.
- Curtis L., customer since 2013
I just simply trust that Danny has my best interests in mind when he helps me. I also appreciate the knowledge level and helpfulness of those who work with Danny.
- Customer since 2009
Our agent, Danny Dinkel, is spot-on including reply promptness, valued information, and personal!
- Customer since 2018
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