Nodak Mutual Insurance Company is an insurance company based in Fargo, North Dakota. It was founded in 1946 by North Dakota farmers and ranchers to protect their businesses from natural disasters. Nodak Mutual offers insurance plans covering home, farm and ranch, auto, business, crop-hail, life, long-term care, health, as well as securities and annuities.
It is affiliated with the North Dakota Farm Bureau.
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