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Insurance Wisdom at Work for You

For 25 years, Dennis and Janis Connealy, owners of Connealy Insurance have been serving the crop insurance needs of farmers and ranchers in northeastern Nebraska and western Iowa. They now also serve South Dakota. Customers of Dennis and Janis benefit from their lifetime of farming in Burt County, Nebraska. This experience combined with their knowledge of crop insurance options serves as the foundation for the partnerships they develop with each farmer.

Licensed agents Linda Shada, Kim Nelson, and CSR, Tammy Schall, are part of the team that provides leading producers with comprehensive risk management tools and personalized service. The team understands farming and finance and is committed to the freedom to farm.

Personal Service
We will always take the time to sit down with you and help you to determine the plan that is right for your unique operation.

Connealy Insurance serves its customers from two locations.

Tekamah, Nebraska
So. Hwy. 75, PO Box 27
Phone: (402) 374-1812

West Point, Nebraska
850 So Colfax St.
Phone: (402) 372-1969

So. Hwy 75, P.O.Box 27, Tekamah, NE 68061 • T (402) 374-1812		850 So Colfax St., West Point, NE 68788 • T (402) 372-1969
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