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Motorcycle Insurance: What You Need to Know
The need for speed, wind in your hair, or just looking super cool — these are some of the things people love the most about riding their motorcycles. When it comes to insuring their bikes, many riders sign up for basic packages in the spur of the excitement. Some motorcyclists on the road may not know how to gain the right coverage or be unaware that their coverage may not include all that it needs to. If you’re a learner or experienced motorcyclist, here’s what you need to know about Sandbox's motorcycle insurance:

Mastering Livestock Handling: Key Practices to Prevent Losses and Injuries on Your Ranch
Prioritizing the well-being of your livestock may be vital to the success of your ranch, but your own safety should not be overlooked. You can prevent losses and injuries on your ranch by knowing some of the best practices when it comes to livestock handling.
First, have quick exits and alternate routes of escape inside any pen. If you’re entering a space with livestock that doesn’t have a secondary exit, you shouldn’t go in. Instead, make plans to install another door or have a back-up person to support you in the case of an emergency.

8 Things You Should Know Before Driving in the Rain
Storms can arrive fast and with fury, and it’s common to be in the car when one begins. If the rain starts and you’re in the middle of going from point A to point B, here are 8 things you should know when driving through the weather conditions.
1. Avoid puddles and potholes: Sandbox policyholders have experienced instances of potholes being be hidden underneath deep water and causing damage to their tires. Don’t let this happen to you! Go around them if it’s safe to do so, or decrease your speed almost to a stop if you have to go through.

Introducing FarmSecure
Eee iii eee iii insured! Our FarmSecure products are now available for purchase from a Sandbox broker.
Why did Sandbox create these farm boxes and bundles?
Economical. Bundling and purchasing packages can offer rewards to policyholders, not only through discounts, but also by allowing you to have additional coverage on something you may not have had previously.

What Is Loss Control, and How Does It Benefit My Home, Farm, or Business?
In risk management, loss control aims to reduce the probability of losses occurring or to minimize the damage, if one were to occur.
How does it work?

Communities at Play and a Guide to Playground Safety
After a considerate selection process, our Communities at Play initiative is underway to support and fund four playground projects, making them more safe and educational for children. Congratulations to all the winners and recipients:
— Douglasdale School in Alberta
— Oakbank Elementary School in Manitoba
— Naicam School in Saskatchewan
— Melville Miller Elementary School in Saskatchewan

Don't Let Your Home Drainage System Work Against You
Have you ever had one of those days where everything seems to be going wrong? For the Murphys, this is a common occurrence. They firmly believe that anything that can go wrong, will go wrong—especially for them. Let us tell you more, based on a true story from a real Sandbox policyholder.

Murphy's Roof Repair Gone Wrong
Have you ever had one of those days where everything seems to be going wrong? For the Murphys, this is a common occurrence. They firmly believe that anything that can go wrong, will go wrong—especially for them. Let us tell you more, based on a true story from a real Sandbox policyholder.

HVAC System Spring Maintenance Checklist
It's important for homeowners to have their HVAC system inspected, serviced, and cleaned annually. We recommend doing maintenance in the spring to prepare your system for the upcoming summer months, when it will be working harder to keep your home cool, and after the winter months, when your heating system has just worked its hardest.
Here is a checklist of things you should be doing for your HVAC system this spring:

Fireplace and Wood Stove Safety
Enjoying the warmth and calm of sitting around the fireplace with loved ones? Cozy! A house fire caused by improper use of your fireplace? Not so cozy.
The National Fire Protection Association states that while fires involving fireplaces or chimneys were involved in fewer than 7% of fires caused by heating equipment, they caused more than one fifth of overall property damage at 22%.