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Poultry Insurance
Insurance for NZ poultry operations — broilers, layers, free-range flocks, and breeding birds.
Disease & Illness CoverMortality CoverFarm & Livestock LiabilityNatural Disaster Cover
Insuring Your Poultry
New Zealand poultry farming ranges from large commercial broiler and layer operations to free-range and organic flocks. Poultry insurance covers mortality, disease outbreaks (including notifiable diseases such as avian influenza), transit, and public liability. Disease risk is the primary concern for poultry farmers — a single biosecurity breach can devastate an entire flock. Specialist policies are also available for small-scale backyard flocks through to large-scale integrated poultry operations.
Key Facts & Statistics
NZ poultry industry produces 110M+ broilers annually
Avian influenza remains a significant biosecurity risk
A disease outbreak can wipe out an entire flock rapidly
Free-range flocks face higher predation and weather risks
Government compensation for notifiable disease culling is limited
Recommended Coverage for Poultry
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Learn more →Disease & Illness Cover
From $150/year basic to
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Learn more →Mortality Cover
From $80/year for blanket
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Learn more →Farm & Livestock Liability
From $80/year for blanket
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Learn more →Natural Disaster Cover
From $200/year additional premium
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