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Ryan Schmeits

5455 Red Rock Lane, Ste 11
Lincoln, NE 68516
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Meet Ryan

Farm Bureau Agent for 15 years
Hi, I'm Ryan Schmeits. I've been a Farm Bureau agent since 2009. 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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What Clients are Saying

Great costumer service and very competitive rates. You all do an excellent job.
- Steven W., customer since 2022
Very responsive, yet not pushy. Works hard to meet our needs.
- Ronald G., customer since 1994
You always work to find me the best package for my insurance needs and are always prompt in dealing with changes that occur with my vehicles.
- Craig T., customer since 2017
We have always had a great experience with Farm Bureau. Everyone who answers the phone is willing to go above and beyond to help you.
- Thomas M., customer since 2015
I appreciate our annual review to ensure we have adequate coverage as well as the quick response time for any question we may have. When we have filed a claim in the past, the response time has been second to none and we have been treated with the utmost respect and professionalism.
- Sandra M., customer since 2015
Ryan has been very helpful with any questions we may have and very quick to help with any issues or needs that we may have
- Adam M., customer since 2017
Ryan is our agent and is always there to answer any questions I come up with regarding our insurance needs regarding me but also my family. Ryan and Beth do a fantastic job taking care of their customers needs!
- Alison M., customer since 2019
I was appreciative that you took the time to develop various alternatives for me to adjust my coverage and help reduce the amount of premiums I had to pay for this year. You and your team have always been very responsive as well.
- Customer since 2004
You always respond in a very quick time frame and a very caring helpful manner
- Daniel G., customer since 2012
Friendly service. Personal touch and presenting various options to choose from. Prompt replies to our phone calls or emails.
- Vijay N., customer since 2014
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