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2011 Soybean Variety Trials are in!
We have a few of the states that USG tests in reported at this time. You can now go to the Yield Results Page to use test data to pick the right USG variety for your farm. USG Soybeans have tested among the best in every state.
USG is now on twitter and facebook. Click Follow @UniSouth to go to our twitter page and follow us. Also like us on Facebook!
Thanks for visiting
Thanks to all the farmers who stopped by at our booth at the Southern Farm Show at NC State this year. We always appreciate your kind words, comments, and recommendations.
Visit our Producer websites!
Many of our producers have had web pages for a while. Some are just entering the world of web page hosting. Whatever the case may be, you can find the links to the websites here!
We Have Moved!
The USG office has moved 30 miles West of Nashville. Our
phone will remain 800-505-3133. Our new address is:
UniSouth
Genetics, Inc.
3205-C HWY 46 South
Dickson,
TN 37055
USG Licensee Map
Now you can click
here or click the map below and see a Google Map of all USG locations.
This will aid you in finding the nearest dealer to you, getting driving
directions, and give you the address of each location.
How does USG name their varieties?
USG varieties have a specific numbering system that aids farmers in identification of the characteristics that are contained in that variety. We have made a naming key to help you read the variety names so you may know what each number or letter stands for. Click on it and find out what they mean!
Farmers should make a skin check a priority
Farming has plenty of challenges, but probably one of the hazards that farmers worry about the least are the dangers from working in the sun year-round. As the harvest concludes and winter sets in, farmers should pay attention to the condition of their skin.
"More than 11,000 Americans die each year from skin cancer," says Dr. David M. Pariser, a dermatologist and president of the American Academy of Dermatology. "But when detected early, skin cancer has a cure rate of 99 percent. Since research shows farmers are among the least likely workers to receive a skin examination by a physician, it's important that farmers perform regular skin self-examinations, which could mean the difference between life and death."
Click here to learn how to identify areas of skin that need the attention of a dermatologist.
