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Urea is widely used in the agriculture sector both as a fertilizer and animal feed additive.
The main function of urea fertilizer is to provide the plants with nitrogen to promote green leafy growth.
It can make the plants look lush, and it’s necessary for the photosynthesis of plants.
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Urea Nitrogen Fertiliser is a widely used nitrogen-rich fertiliser that provides plants with a readily available source of nitrogen, crucial for healthy growth. It is a white, crystalline solid containing 46% nitrogen by weight. Urea is produced by combining ammonia and carbon dioxide.
A: The "46" represents the NPK rating ratio of 46-0-0, meaning this granular fertilizer contains 46% pure Nitrogen by weight. It is completely free of phosphorus and potassium, making it one of the most highly concentrated, cost-effective synthetic sources of nitrogen available to stimulate aggressive green vegetative growth and leafy canopy development.
A: Because granular urea converts to ammonium carbonate when exposed to moisture, significant nitrogen can be lost to the air as gas if left bare on the surface. For maximum efficiency, evenly broadcast the granules and immediately incorporate them into the topsoil via tilling, light raking, or thorough watering within 24 hours of application.
A: Yes. Our high-grade granular urea features exceptional water solubility, allowing it to dissolve completely without leaving heavy solid residues behind. It can be dissolved into water for uniform irrigation or calibrated spray applications, though care must be taken with concentration levels to prevent leaf scorch.
A: It is highly versatile and works perfectly for commercial row crops, pasture maintenance, fruit orchards, and residential lawns. However, because of its extreme 46% concentration potency, it must be applied sparingly according to accurate square-meter soil recommendations to prevent root burn or excessive nitrogen runoff.
Geoffrey James –
10 kg