CARBAMID (N46,5%)(UREA)

CARBAMID (N46.5%) is a worldwide popular nitrogen fertilizer suitable for a variety of outdoor, garden, garden and ornamental plants. Fertilizer is used for basic summer fertilization or for additional plant fertilization through leaves to enrich the soil and plants with nitrogen. When urea fertilizer is added to the soil, it will take some time for the amide nitrogen to be mineralized by the microorganisms to the nitrate nitrogen. The advantages of urea (N46.5%): high nitrogen content, instant access to the plants through the leaves, efficiency of the urea with no ammonium nitrate, urea. granules are white, free from any foreign impurities sprayed with anti-caking agents. Urea is fertilized at the beginning of the vegetation of perennial or winter crops in the spring, before sowing or planting summer plants, during plant vegetation. Urea can be evenly distributed or dissolved in water and sprayed or sprayed. At temperatures above 15 ° C, it is recommended to incorporate urea into the soil to avoid nitrogen losses. Urea increases crop yield and helps to accumulate proteins. The nitrogen in the fertilizer is absorbed quickly and efficiently. Calcium and magnesium are especially needed for the vital functions of the plant. When fertilizing calcium ammonium nitrate, plants grow a large leaf surface, acquire a characteristic green color of the plant, maturing 5-20% more and better yield. Long-term use of fertilizers does not acidify the soil and does not reduce its biological activity. In later phases of plant development, the use of cereals for urea-spraying, the accumulation of protein in grains and the improvement of the gluten index, and the improvement of other qualitative indicators.

COMPOSITION:
Nitrogen – total content (N):   46,5 %
Amidic nitrogen (NH2):            46,5 %

USAGE NORMATIVE: Kg/1 ha
Grain:         100-300 kg/ha
Rapeseed: 100-300 kg/ha