Incidental farming basically means that the farming done on your property is incidental to the property’s primary use. For example, you own a home and on your property you’re involved in small-scale farming activities, you don’t employ anybody, your activities generate a very limited amount of revenue and any livestock you raise is for personal use or consumption.
A typical homeowner’s insurance policy will not generally cover your incidental farming property or activities, however, incidental farming coverage can.