Meet Elizabeth

Farm Bureau Agent for 6 years

Hi, I'm Elizabeth Davison, an insurance agent with Farm Bureau Financial Services with offices located in Shenandoah and Clarinda, IA. I’m here to help you protect what matters most in life. From auto and home insurance to farm and ranch insurance, life insurance and more, I can help customize your coverage to fit your specific needs. Together we’ll create a plan that’s right for you. It’s your future. Let’s protect it.®

For your insurance and financial service needs, call (712) 246-3406 or (712) 542-3333.

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What Clients are Saying

I was made to feel valued from the very first meeting. Elizabeth has been a great helping me start my new business off on the right foot, making sure we covered every base.
- Customer since 2023
Liz is extremely customer focused. She will always do what is right and just. She keeps us updated and aware of anything to do with our insurance policies and really takes a comprehensive approach with clients bringing in experts and partners to ensure that her clients are taken care of.
- Alba Financial, customer since 2022
I have sent a few people your way and you have gone above and beyond to try to meet their needs and give them a great product. I am very satisfied with my policies and the care I receive when I contact your office.
- Joyce J., customer since 2022
I am very happy with you being helpful to get me changed over to Farm Bureau.You are very polite and caring. I feel that you handle everything in a very professional way. So if I have any questions I can depend on you. Thank you,
- Customer since 2023
Elizabeth is extremely helpful with all insurance needs. She never makes anyone feel silly for asking questions.
- Customer since 2022
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