360 Farm and Regional is an underwriting agency specialising in packaged Farm Insurance to regional Australia.
Our highly skilled team of agricultural specialists provide a national footprint that allows us to provide brokers with a superior level of service throughout the entire policy cycle.
Our on-farm experience drives our desire to create solutions for our Broker partners, offering nationwide service and direct access to decision-makers, provide exclusive broker distribution and a full life cycle platform, supported by QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited.
All business is transacted electronically through our web system 360 Compass.

Please contact a 360 Farm & Regional team member should you wish to learn more or if you require any assistance in logging into the system.
Jess Blachura is the Executive Director of 360 Farm & Regional, bringing together a unique blend of agricultural knowledge, strategic leadership, and insurance expertise.
Holding a Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management and an MBA specialising in Business Analysis, Operations & Strategy, Jess has built her career around helping brokers and farming clients navigate the complexities of agricultural insurance. Her experience spans underwriting, distribution, portfolio management, product development, and business strategy, with a strong focus on delivering sustainable growth through innovation, data-driven decision making and meaningful broker partnerships.
Passionate about the Australian agricultural sector, Jess is recognised for building trusted relationships, simplifying complex insurance solutions, and creating products that respond to the evolving needs of farmers. Her approach reflects 360's commitment to delivering Solutions you Want, Service you Expect, People you Know.

We know that having a great Claims experience is crucial for our Farm and Regional clients. Therefore, at 360 Farm and Regional, we have partnered with QBE, our security provider, who will support you throughout the entire claims process from lodgement to settlement.
