It started with a fox and thirty-two hens.
Our founder, Clara Whitfield, raised heritage Dominiques on a five-acre plot in central Ohio. In March 2017, a red fox found a gap in the wire. By morning, twenty-nine birds were gone.
When she called her farm insurer, they quoted her the depreciated commodity value — roughly $4.20 per bird. Not the breeding stock price. Not the lost egg income. Not the heritage genetics she'd spent four years selecting.
That phone call is why Flock exists. Standard farm policies treat poultry as afterthoughts — line items priced by the pound. We built something different.

Clara Whitfield
Founder, Flock Insurance
Insurance that speaks fluent chicken.
We wrote coverage that accounts for replacement breeding value, not commodity weight. We built in quarantine income loss for avian flu. We priced predator attacks as the real, recurring risk they are — not an exotic rider.
Seven years and 4,200 flock reviews later, we've paid claims on everything from a mink in a meat bird barn to a tornado that took three coops on the same farm in twenty minutes.
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