Urea provides agricultural crops with nitrogen throughout the entire growing season. It contains three forms of plant-available nitrogen: amide, ammonium, and nitrate (after soil transformation), ensuring optimal plant nutrition. Recommended for soils with pH below 6.5. During decomposition, it initially has an alkalizing effect on the soil solution, followed by a slight acidifying effect. This environmentally friendly and plant-safe fertilizer has a wide range of applications: from autumn application to improve harvest quality to use as an anti-stress agent. It is the only nitrogen fertilizer suitable for rice cultivation
Urea (Carbamide)
Urea (Carbamide)
Composition
Nitrogen (N)46
- Contains a significant amount of nitrogen in forms easily absorbed by plants. Rapid water solubility ensures even nutrient distribution and fast onset of action
- Ideal for foliar applications, allowing plants to quickly compensate for nitrogen deficiency, especially under stress conditions or during periods of active growth
- Ideal for foliar applications, allowing plants to quickly compensate for nitrogen deficiency, especially under stress conditions or during periods of active growth
- High solubility guarantees fast action, while the gradual transformation process provides prolonged effects
- The amide form of urea in the soil is first converted into ammonium and then into nitrate, sequentially and evenly supplying nitrogen to the plant to meet its needs at different growth stages
1. Pre-sowing application — do not exceed 30 kg of active substance per hectare. Foliar and/or soil top-dressings should cover 50–80% of the crop’s nitrogen requirements. In areas with insufficient moisture, urea may be applied during cultivation or plowing already in autumn.
2. Mandatory soil layer between the seed and fertilizer when sowing small-seeded crops (beet, carrot) to protect the seeds.
3. Most effective use of urea during the growing season — as a solution, providing rapid and uniform access to nutrients.
4. Foliar application should be performed in calm weather, in the morning or evening, with a urea solution concentration not exceeding 25%.
5. Safe solution concentration for leaves — urea can be applied at concentrations up to 25%, whereas for ammonium nitrate it should not exceed 5%, reducing the risk of plant burn.
Grade – granules
pH – 8.0–10.0
Granule strength – not less than 1.4
Granule size distribution – ≥95% Ø 1–4 m
Corn for grain
Potato
Sugar beet
Sunflower seeds
Wheat
Packaging and storage
The fertilizer is supplied in durable soft containers (big bags), providing convenient transportation and protection from moisture.
Storage conditions:
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Store in covered, dry, and well-ventilated warehouses.
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Avoid direct sunlight and contact with moisture.
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Do not store near flammable materials or acids.
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Temperature range: –20°C to +40°C.
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Frequently asked questions
01. What Types of Mineral Fertilizers Do You Offer?
Our range includes nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium fertilizers, as well as complex NPK blends and specialized mixtures. We provide both standard formulations and modified options with sulfur, magnesium, and micronutrients
02. In What Packaging Are Fertilizers Supplied?
We offer fertilizers in various formats: bulk, big bags weighing 500–1000 kg, and 25–50 kg sacks. This makes it convenient to choose the right option for large farms, as well as medium-sized agricultural enterprises
03. How Should Fertilizers Be Stored?
Fertilizers should be stored in dry, well-ventilated areas, protected from moisture and direct sunlight. When stored in bulk, it is recommended to place them on pallets and cover with waterproof materials
04. Can Your Fertilizers Be Mixed with Other Products?
Most complex fertilizers can be combined with pesticides and other agrochemicals; however, we recommend conducting a compatibility test before use. If needed, we provide consultation on optimal application schemes
05. How to Choose the Right Fertilizer?
The choice depends on soil composition, climate conditions, and the specific crop being cultivated. Phosphorus fertilizers are best for initial feeding, nitrogen fertilizers for active growth, and potassium or NPK complexes for yield formation and product quality improvement. Our experts will help you find the optimal solution for your needs
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