Whether you’re a seed dealer looking to grow your business, or a farmer who wants more control over your seed and your bottom line, investing in a seed treater can be a game-changer. But where do you start? At Unified Ag Solutions, we’ve walked hundreds of growers through this process — here’s a step-by-step look at how it works.

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.

Wondering if a seed treater is worth the investment? Learn what acreage, labor, flexibility and seed treatment savings mean for your ROI.

Learn how to identify heat stress in corn and soybeans, what causes it, and practical ways to reduce yield loss. Plus, discover how N-Gage Power can help support crops during stressful growing conditions.

Learn how to scout soybeans for Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS), Red Crown Rot and other late-season diseases. Know what to look for and use this year's observations to make better seed treatment decisions next season.

If you own a sprayer, you already understand the value of precise application. A seed treater works the same way—protecting your crop from the start, lowering input costs, and putting you in control of timing and quality. Here’s why adding one to your operation just makes sense.

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.

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.

Thinking about buying a seed treater? Learn when to purchase, who benefits from an AT500 seed treater, and how you can save over $1,000 by ordering before August 1.

See real-world wheat seed treatment results from northwest Kansas. Learn how N-Compass Cereal Seed Treatment and N-Gage Power delivered an 18.43 bu/ac yield advantage worth more than $100 per acre.

Learn the most common types of abiotic stress in corn and soybeans, how they impact yield, and how products like N-Gage Thrive can help support plant health and stress recovery.

Learn how to reduce early-season stress in corn and soybeans caused by wet weather, heavy rains, delayed emergence, and replant situations with N-Gage Thrive.

Learn why N-Gage Power is an important biological tool during V2-V6 corn growth stages. Improve emergence, root development, germination, and plant vigor during stressful conditions and replant situations.

Seed treatment and in-furrow applications are both designed to protect seedlings and boost plant health, but they differ in how they're applied, how they perform, and when you might choose one over the other. Let’s break it down.

Biologicals are one of the biggest conversations in agriculture right now—and for good reason. With fertilizer costs remaining high and margins staying tight, more growers are looking for ways to improve nutrient efficiency, root development, plant health, and overall ROI without simply adding more fertilizer.

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

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

Corn rootworm isn’t new—but the pressure is shifting again, and it’s something growers need to be thinking about right now.

A recent article from AgWeb highlights what many across the Midwest are already seeing: rootworm pressure is expected to be elevated heading into this season.

High fertilizer prices are impacting farm budgets. Learn how seed treatment and biologicals can improve nutrient uptake, efficiency, and crop performance.