United Ag’s new general manager, Seth Stephens, says the co-op is doubling down on fast service and hometown value as it grows its presence across Wharton County. Stephens, who took over in August, brings a track record of turning struggling ag operations into competitive, tech-focused hubs. He praised United Ag’s experienced team and says new tools will soon let farmers check inventory online and receive same-day delivery. Stephens says United Ag is ready to stand strong against big-box competition by staying rooted in relationships and keeping farmers first.