If you’re a seed dealer, seed company or grower with 1000+ acres, it doesn’t cost to get a seed treater. It pays.

If you’re considering a bulk seed site, you’ll have to determine what kind of system is best for your situation: batch or continuous flow?

To make that decision, it helps to answer the question…

Seed treatment has many benefits. But what’s in it? And how exactly does it work? At UAS, our seed treatments are fully customizable with an array of fungicides, insecticides, polymers, colorant and other enhancements. Learn a little about what fungicides and insecticides are and how they work below.

In the market for a seed treater? No matter which treater you choose, one thing is for sure: be sure your treater utilizes an atomizer to apply chemistry. Learn why.

What’s the difference between the two fungicide formulations, and which one is more effective?

This article will provide a thorough look at the parts of a box-to-box treater and how they operate—and how Unified Ag Solutions can help you along the way.

Why work with UAS for your seed treatment needs? Well, we’re family-owned, so you’ll get honest, straight-forward communication. We’re an American company, and all of our employees call the heartland home. And we offer lots of other benefits…

Planting spring or winter wheat? Control damaging pests—and boost your crop’s natural defenses—with an effective insecticide plan for cereals.

Have leftover seed treatment? Store it properly to uphold its effectiveness for next treating season. Here are a few tips…

Hotter days = higher soil temps = hotter roots = fewer nodules.

Not only do polymers help active ingredients in seed treatment bind onto the seed, they make the seed look brilliant. Liquid or dry, polymers offer lots of other benefits too…

From countless seed treatment blends from all kinds of brands to seed treaters, bulk seed systems and all the equipment and service that goes with them, UAS has what you need to succeed.

Learn about the various seed- and soil-borne diseases that can affect the health of your crop—and how to keep your crop protected.

If it’s been more than 3-5 years since you last planted soybeans on the soil, inoculating with fresh rhizobium bacteria will significantly increase the chances for nitrogen fixation—and significantly the benefit the plant.

If you’re looking for an affordable way to start treating seed, a box-to-box seed treater is right up your alley. While there are dozens of benefits, we picked out 5. Check ‘em out.

Done treating? Don’t forget these 5 important reminders.

Now that harvesting is all wrapped up, what to do next?