Rhizoctonia is a persistent challenge for soybean farmers, but with proactive management, its impact can be minimized. Seed treatments like UAS N-Compass, combined with inoculants, biologicals, and sound agronomic practices, offer a comprehensive defense to protect your yields.

Red crown rot is a growing concern for soybean farmers, particularly in regions with conducive weather patterns and a history of susceptible crops. While the disease is not yet a major problem in all areas, proactive management—including seed treatments like UAS N-Compass, nematode control, and strategic crop rotation—is essential to prevent its spread and minimize yield losses. Stay informed and take action to protect your fields this season.

Tar spot is a formidable threat, but with proactive measures, farmers can significantly reduce its impact. By integrating cultural practices, selecting resistant hybrids, and leveraging advanced seed treatments like UAS N-Compass, you can protect your yields and maintain profitability.

Learn how Chitosan, the active ingredient in UAS’s Surpass Inoculant, boosts germination, strengthens plants, suppresses nematodes, and optimizes yields for thriving crops.

Discover the benefits of Surpass Inoculant, UAS’s high-performing seed treatment. Strengthen nitrogen fixation, improve root health, and maximize yields with this super-concentrated liquid inoculant.

We’re proud to offer a comprehensive suite of seed treatment products under the UAS brand, reflecting years of research, development, and testing to bring you the best solutions for your crops.

With so many options—fungicides, insecticides, inoculants, biologicals—choosing a seed treatment plan can be tough. Use these tips to build a package that balances growth & protection, maximizes yields & simplifies decisions.

At Unified Ag Solutions, we understand that investing in used agricultural equipment can be daunting. That's why we’ve introduced the Quality Assured • Certified Pre-Owned Equipment badge – your assurance of exceptional quality and performance.

Price per unit takes the concentration of the product into account. It reveals the actual cost of the active ingredients you're applying per acre. This is why UAS champions the importance of price per unit when choosing a seed treatment vs price per gallon.

Because white mold symptoms aren’t prevalent until late in the season, it’s important to know the factors that encourage growth and when you’re likely to see it so you can manage it as early as possible.

Auction sites might seem like a quick way to snag a used seed treater at a bargain price. However, the hidden costs can outweigh any perceived savings. Here's why…

When it comes to sudden death syndrome, it’s important to utilize all the tools in your toolbox and to start the season strong. To reduce potential yield loss, be proactive about your seed selection, seed treatment and have a disease management plan in place.

The pollination and reproductive process in a corn plant are critical to final yield, and there are several things that can happen to the corn plant during that two week period that can significantly reduce yield…

Simplify your routine and supercharge your crops with the power of N-Gage Power Foliar.

Have old treaters, conveyors, hoppers, dry applicators or other equipment collecting dust and taking up valuable space? Let UAS help you turn that equipment into cash and free up space for your new upgrades.

Staying stocked on seed treatment is a smart practice. Here’s why…

With unpredictable weather patterns this time of year, UAS recommends choosing an inoculant with a lifespan of 120 days on seed. Here’s why…

Before you rush into planting season, remember that replant coverage is only available for crops planted on or after the earliest plant date established by the USDA Risk Management Agency (RMA).

Biologicals are rapidly transforming the seed treating industry. So how do they work? Who uses them? And what affordable options are out there?

At the end of last season, we asked customers what UAS could do next year to improve our services even more. While we couldn’t satisfy all your requests, we did address a few.