Urea Fertilizer is a highly effective and widely used nitrogenous fertilizer that provides plants with the essential nutrient nitrogen, which is critical for their growth and development. It is a solid, granular, and water-soluble fertilizer that offers an efficient way to enhance soil fertility and promote optimal crop yields.

Urea is a fertilizer with the highest nitrogen content among solid nitrogen fertilizers, usually containing 46% nitrogen, and it can provide rich nitrogen nutrition for crops. Urea is an amide nitrogen fertilizer. After being applied to the soil, it needs to be converted into ammonium nitrogen before it can be absorbed and utilized by the crop roots.

• High nitrogen content: Approx 46% nitrogen content reduces transportation and storage costs.
• Diverse application methods: Can be spread as granular or used for irrigation/foliar spraying.
• Low cost: Affordable choice for farmers pursuing input efficiency.
• Long-lasting effect: Provides a continuous supply of nitrogen through microbial conversion.
• Friendly to soil: Physiologically neutral fertilizer with no destructive effects on soil.

Particularly suitable for all nitrogen-demanding crops:

• Leafy vegetables (Lettuce, spinach).
• Grain crops (Wheat, rice, corn).
• Fruit trees (Apples, citrus to reduce fruit drop).
• Flowers (Promoting lush foliage).

Urea should not be mixed with alkaline fertilizers such as ammonium bicarbonate to prevent nitrogen loss. Avoid surface application and do not over-apply to prevent "fertilizer damage". Not suitable for certain crops like celery as it may affect quality.